Bustles Meaning in Bengali: বিপুলতা, গতিবিধান, গতিবেগ (noun)
Definition: Bustles (noun) refers to a state of being busy, noisy, or full of activity. It can also mean a framework worn under a skirt to puff it out at the back.
Synonyms: hustle and bustle, commotion, activity, agitation, flurry
Antonyms: calmness (শান্তি), tranquility (শান্তি), stillness (শান্তি)
Origin: The word “bustles” originated from the Middle English word “bustelen” which means to hurry. It was first recorded in the late 18th century.
Nearby Words:
- Busy (adjective)
- Noisy (adjective)
- Activity (noun)
- Agitation (noun)
- Flurry (noun)
Bustles in Literature Quotes:
“The city bustles with life, its streets filled with the sounds of vendors and the laughter of children.” – Jane Austen (শহরটি জীবনের বিপুলতা দিয়ে ভরা, তার রাস্তাগুলি বিক্রেতাদের শব্দ এবং শিশুদের হাসি দিয়ে পূর্ণ।)
“In the bustling market, she found solace amidst the chaos.” – Leo Tolstoy (বিপুল বাজারে, তিনি অব্যাহতির মধ্যে শান্তি পেয়েছিলেন।)
Bustles Meaning in Different Languages:
- Bengali: বিপুলতা
- Hindi: गतिविधि
- Nepali: गतिविधि
- Urdu: ہنگامہ
- Tamil: செயல்பாடுகள்
- Telugu: గతివిధులు
- Arabic: صخب
- Chinese: 忙碌 (mánglù)
- Japanese: 忙しさ (isogashisa)
- Russian: суета (sueta)
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