Behind Bars Meaning in Bengali: বাঁধাকেলে (noun, bāṁdhākēlē), বন্দিত (adjective, bandita), বন্দিত হওয়া (verb, bandita hōẏa)
Definition and Part of Speech
Behind bars is a phrase used as a noun, adjective, or verb. It is pronounced as /bɪˈhaɪnd bɑːrz/.
The phrase refers to being confined or imprisoned. It signifies the state of being incarcerated or locked up.
Synonyms of Behind Bars
1. Imprisoned (কারাগারে, adjective)
2. Incarcerated (কারাগারে, adjective)
3. Confined (সীমাবদ্ধ, adjective)
4. Detained (ধরা রাখা, adjective)
Antonyms of Behind Bars
1. Free (মুক্ত, adjective)
2. Liberated (মুক্ত, adjective)
3. Released (মুক্ত, adjective)
4. Unconfined (অসীমাবদ্ধ, adjective)
Origin of Behind Bars
The phrase “behind bars” originated from the literal meaning of being confined behind prison bars. It symbolizes the physical barrier that separates prisoners from the outside world.
Nearby Words
1. Jail (noun) – কারাগার
2. Prison (noun) – কারাগার
3. Incarceration (noun) – কারাবন্দী
4. Detention (noun) – ধর্ষণ
Behind Bars in Literature Quotes
1. “Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.” – Mahatma Gandhi (মুক্তি যদি ভুল করার স্বাধীনতা না থাকে, তাহলে মুক্তি অর্থহীন।)
2. “The only way to deal with temptation is to yield to it.” – Oscar Wilde (প্রলোভনার সঙ্গে সম্পর্ক স্থাপনের একমাত্র উপায় হলো তার সাথে মেলা খাওয়া।)
Behind Bars Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: বাঁধাকেলে
Hindi: बारों में
Nepali: बारमा
Urdu: باروں میں
Tamil: பின்வரும் கட்டிலில்
Telugu: బార్లు పక్కన
Arabic: وراء القضبان
Chinese: 在狱中
Japanese: バーの後ろで
Russian: за решеткой
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