Afoot Meaning in Bengali: চলমান (Choloman)
Part of Speech:
Afoot is an adjective.
Pronunciation:
The pronunciation of afoot is [uh-foot].
Short Definition of Afoot:
Afoot means in progress or happening at the moment.
Afoot Synonyms:
– Underway (চলমান)
– Ongoing (চলমান)
– Happening (ঘটমান)
– Occurring (ঘটমান)
– In motion (চলমান)
Afoot Antonyms:
– Finished (শেষ)
– Completed (সম্পূর্ণ)
– Ended (শেষ)
– Concluded (সমাপ্ত)
– Stopped (বন্ধ)
Origin of Afoot:
The word “afoot” originated from the combination of the Middle English word “a-” (on) and “foot” (movement). It has been in use since the 14th century.
Nearby Words:
– Aforementioned (adjective)
– Aforesaid (adjective)
– Aforethought (adjective)
– Afoot (adjective)
– Afore (preposition)
Afoot in Literature Quotes:
– “There is something afoot in this city, and it’s not good.” (এই শহরে কিছু চলমান আছে এবং এটা ভালো নয়।)
– “I sensed danger was afoot and decided to leave immediately.” (আমি অনুভব করলাম যে বিপদ চলমান এবং আমি তা ছেড়ে যেতে নিশ্চিত হয়েছি।)
Meaning in Different Languages:
– Bengali: চলমান (Choloman)
– Hindi: चल रहा है (Chal raha hai)
– Nepali: चलिरहेको (Chaliraheko)
– Urdu: چل رہا ہے (Chal raha hai)
– Tamil: நடக்கின்றது (Nadakkintu)
– Telugu: జరుగుతోంది (Jarugutondi)
– Arabic: قائم (Qa’im)
– Chinese: 进行中 (Jìnxíng zhōng)
– Japanese: 進行中 (Shinkō-chū)
– Russian: в процессе (v protsesse)
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