(n.) A weight used in certain parts of the East Indies, varying considerably in different localities, the range being from 223 to 625 pounds.
Example Sentences:
(1) When the Guardian phoned journalists at Etemaad and Bahar in the evening, officials were still present in the offices and editors of the two newspapers could not be reached.
(2) We are prepared to face them inside Kobani – if they enter, this city will become their grave.” Bahar said the city was under heavy attack from all sides.
(3) Sources in Tehran said reformist newspapers Etemaad, Shargh, Bahar and Arman were targeted by a group of plain-clothes officials who ransacked offices, filmed staff, confiscated documents and held several journalists.
(4) Isis will never be able to take this city”, said Bahar, a resident speaking from the office of the defence minister, Ismet Hasan.
(5) But if they think they can take the city like this they are wrong; that’s a miscalculation.” Bahar also said thousands of civilians were still in Kobani, contrary to some reports.
(6) Isis will never be able to take this city,” said Bahar, a resident speaking from the office of the defence minister, Ismet Hasan.
(7) They were named as Milad Fadayi-Asl, the political editor of the Iranian Labour News Agency and Suleiman Mohammadi, a reporter from the reformist Bahar newspaper.
Bazar
Definition:
(n.) In the East, an exchange, marketplace, or assemblage of shops where goods are exposed for sale.
(n.) A spacious hall or suite of rooms for the sale of goods, as at a fair.
(n.) A fair for the sale of fancy wares, toys, etc., commonly for a charitable objects.
Example Sentences:
(1) For Islamuh Ahmad, an elderly resident of Shadel Bazar – about two miles from the blast site – the Moab detonation meant that he could come home.
(2) Looking around at their modest campsite, Bazar said, “When we were in Syria we had dreams, but they have all turned out to be the opposite.
(3) A few farmers and children were walking the green fields, but Shadel Bazar was eerily quiet.
(4) John McKissick, the head of the UN refugee agency’s office in the Bangladeshi coastal resort town of Cox’s Bazar, said the country should assist and protect them.
(5) Bazar was in need of a wheelchair and medicine she thought was only available in Syria.
(6) While no scientific monitoring is done here, sea level rise of 8mm a year over 20 years has been recorded at Cox’s Bazar, 50 miles away on the mainland.
(7) In Cox’s Bazar, meteorologists confirmed the fishermen’s observations.
(8) They live in Chittagong and Cox's Bazar districts, some in unofficial camps, but are undocumented and so have few rights.
(9) It has said that it will turn away boats, although people near Cox's Bazar, close to where last week's accident happened, said that some had made land and gone into hiding.
(10) The route starts from the town of Arughat Bazar and goes over the Larkya La pass, at 5,220m.
(11) • doolin-house.ru Phoebe Taplin Irish Pub, Namche Bazar, Nepal Probably the highest Irish pub in the world, definitely the planet’s least accessible Irish pub, and almost certainly the only Irish pub with yak on the menu; reaching the Irish Pub in the Sherpa town of Namche Bazaar is quite the adventure.
(12) • Namche-3, Namche Bazar, Nepal, +977 385 40184, facebook.com Theodora Sutcliffe The Dublin, Ushuaia, Argentina Ushuaia, the Patagonian town at the southern tip of Argentina, is commonly referred to as the “end of the world”.
(13) The places of study consisted of 4 villages (Khalimabad; K, Gulmit; G, Pasu; P, Shimshal; S) in Hunza area in Pakistan, and Namche Bazar; N in Nepal.
(14) Controlled cholera vaccine field trials were held in Matlab Bazar in rural East Pakistan in 1963 and 1964.
(15) IRIN interviewed more than 20 Rohingya from the Cox's Bazar area who expressed similar opinions.
(16) Photograph: Alamy It's all still here, even El Bazar Sábado (Plaza San Jacinto, elbazaarsabado.com ), a Saturday arts and crafts market that takes over the central plaza.
(17) An evening card game with the Sherpas First, though, we need to acclimatise for a couple of nights in the village – practically a town actually – of Namche Bazar.
(18) Facebook Twitter Pinterest We met Muharra Bazar with her son and two daughters in El Qaa.
(19) Backed by AJWS, Mohammad Bazar Backward Classes Development Society in West Bengal takes a similar approach.
(20) In Bangladesh, tens of thousands of people fled their shanty homes along the coast and packed into specially constructed cyclone shelters, schools, government office buildings and some of the 300 hotels in the port city of Cox's Bazar, to wait out the storm.