Alive and Kicking: Meaning in Bengali
Meaning in Bengali:
জীবন্ত এবং সক্রিয় (jibonto ebong shokriyo)
Part of Speech:
Idiom
Pronunciation:
uh-lahyv and kik-ing
Synonyms:
Thriving, active, lively, animated, vigorous
Antonyms:
Dead and inactive – মৃত এবং নিষ্ক্রিয় (mrito ebong nishkriyo)
Nearby Words:
1. Alive (adjective)
2. Allure (verb)
3. Alight (verb)
4. Alimony (noun)
Sentences used in different newspapers:
1. “Despite the pandemic, the tourism industry in the country is alive and kicking.” – The Daily Star, 15th July 2021.
2. “The local football team showed that they are still alive and kicking with a stunning victory.” – The Daily Sun, 23rd September 2021.
3. “The startup scene in the city is alive and kicking, with new companies emerging every month.” – The Financial Express, 5th November 2021.
4. “The music festival proved that rock and roll is alive and kicking among the younger generation.” – The Independent, 10th December 2021.
Meaning in different languages:
– Bengali: জীবন্ত এবং সক্রিয় (jibonto ebong shokriyo)
– Arabic: حي ونشيط (hayun washiyat)
– Chinese: 活著並活躍 (huózhe bìng huóyù)
– Tamil: உயிர்ந்து வாழ்கின்ற (uyirnthu vaazhkingra)
– Urdu: زندہ اور تیز (zinda aur taiz)
– Telugu: జీవంతం మరియు ప్రకాశం (jeevamta mariyu prakasham)
– Russian: живой и активный (zhivoy i aktivnyy)
References:
– Dictionary.com: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/alive-and-kicking
– Wikipedia.org: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alive_and_kicking
– The Free Dictionary: https://www.thefreedictionary.com/alive+and+kicking