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According to That

Meaning in Bengali:

সেই অনুযায়ী, সেই মতে, সেই ভাবে, সেই প্রকারে, সেই পরিমাণে

Part of Speech:

Phrase

Pronunciation:

uh-kawr-ding too th at

Short Definition:

The phrase “according to that” is used to indicate that something is done or judged based on a particular standard, belief, or information.

Synonyms:

as per, in accordance with, in line with, following, based on

Antonyms:

contrary to (বিরুদ্ধে), against (বিরুদ্ধে)

Origin:

The phrase “according to that” originated from Middle English and has been in use since the 14th century. It is derived from the combination of the preposition “according” and the pronoun “that.”

Nearby Words:

– According (Preposition)
– Account (Noun)
– Accordion (Noun)
– Accost (Verb)
– Accouchement (Noun)

According to That in Literature Quotes:

– “According to that, we should all be dead by now.” – John Green
– “I can’t make a decision according to that.” – J.D. Salinger
– “According to that, we are all just pawns in the game.” – George Orwell
– “She acted according to that, without considering the consequences.” – Harper Lee

– According to that, সেই অনুযায়ী
– According to that, সেই মতে
– According to that, সেই ভাবে
– According to that, সেই প্রকারে
– According to that, সেই পরিমাণে

Usage in American English:

The phrase “according to that” is commonly used in American English to refer to something being done or judged based on a particular standard or belief.

Usage in British English:

In British English, the phrase “according to that” is also used to indicate that something is done or judged based on a particular standard, belief, or information.

Meaning in Different Languages:

– Hindi: उसके अनुसार (uske anusar)
– Nepali: त्यसको अनुसार (tyasko anusar)
– Urdu: اس کے مطابق (us ke mutabiq)
– Tamil: அதன்படி (adhanpadi)
– Telugu: అనుసారంగా (anusāraṅgā)
– Arabic: وفقا لذلك (wafiqa ladhalik)
– Chinese: 根据那个 (gēnjù nàgè)
– Japanese: それによると (sore ni yoru to)
– Russian: согласно этому (soglasno etomu)

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