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That Is To Say শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: এটা বলার জন্য
That Is To Say Meaning In Bengali এটা বলার জন্য
That Is To Say
অর্থাৎ কিনা, অন্ততপক্ষে, অর্থাৎ,
Definition
1) Used to introduce a rephrasing or clarification of a previous statement: "He preferred classical music, that is to say, he loved listening to Mozart and Beethoven."
2) In other words: "She was an avid reader, that is to say, she spent most of her time buried in books."
3) Expressing an alternative way of stating something: "The concert hall was packed with fans, or, that is to say, music lovers of all ages."
Examples
That Is To Say Example in a sentence
1) I need to finish my project by Friday, that is to say, in two days.
2) She prefers to study in the library, that is to say, a quiet environment.
3) I enjoy hiking and camping, that is to say, being in nature.
4) It's important to eat a balanced diet, that is to say, including fruits and vegetables.
5) He is a talented musician, that is to say, he plays multiple instruments.
6) We have two options for the trip: fly or drive, that is to say, by plane or car.
7) She is a skilled writer, that is to say, she can craft compelling stories.
8) The exam will cover three main topics, that is to say, chapters 1, 2, and 3.
9) It's crucial to get enough sleep, that is to say, at least 8 hours each night.
10) The company offers two payment methods: credit card or bank transfer, that is to say, you can choose how to pay.
Part of Speech
That Is To Say (Noun)
Synonyms
That Is To Say - (SYNONYM) অর্থাৎ কিনা
Anyway , Anyhow , Fully , Leastways , Leastwise , That Is To Say - (SYNONYM) অন্ততপক্ষে
Namely , That Is To Say , Scilicet - (ADVERB) অর্থাৎ
Antonyms
For Example
In Other Words
Namely
Encyclopedia
Used to introduce a rephrasing or clarification of a previous statement: "He preferred classical music, that is to say, he loved listening to Mozart and Beethoven."
In other words: "She was an avid reader, that is to say, she spent most of her time buried in books."
Expressing an alternative way of stating something: "The concert hall was packed with fans, or, that is to say, music lovers of all ages."
