Verb
পরিবর্তিত করা, ধর্মান্তরিত করা, নিয়োগ করা
Noun
ধর্মান্তরিত ব্যক্তি, পরিবর্তিত ব্যক্তি
Definitions of convert in English
noun
(1) A person who has been converted to another religious or political belief.
(2) New believer.
verb
(1) Change from one system to another or to a new plan or policy.
(2) Change the nature, purpose, or function of something.
(3) Change religious beliefs, or adopt a religious belief.
(4) Exchange or replace with another, usually of the same kind or category.
(5) Cause to adopt a new or different faith.
(6) Score an extra point or points after touchdown by kicking the ball through the uprights or advancing the ball into the end zone.
(7) Complete successfully.
(8) Score (a spare.
(9) Make (someone.
(10) Exchange a penalty for a less severe one.
(11) Change in nature, purpose, or function; undergo a chemical change.
(12) Change the nature.
(13) purpose.
(14) or function of something.
(15) Change religious beliefs.
(16) or adopt a religious belief.
(17) Exchange or replace with another.
(18) usually of the same kind or category.
(19) Score an extra point or points after touchdown by kicking the ball through the uprights or advancing the ball into the endzone.
(20) Score (a spare).
(21) Make (someone) agree.
(22) understand.
(23) or realize the truth or validity of something.
(24) Exchange a penalty for a less severe one 1.
(25) Change in nature.
(26) or function.
(27) Especially undergo a chemical change.
(28) Change belief.
(29) Especially regarding religion.
(30) Change; adapt.
Examples of convert in English
(1) I'm far too liberal a person in my thinking to want to convert people.
(2) This intense desire to convert people to the Baptist faith encouraged other Baptists.
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(4) My beliefs are my own and I do not need to convert you.
(5) But, if you want to convince or convert me, you'll have to use powerful, yet easily understandable, intellectual arguments.
(6) Steve's a really interesting guy and a convert to the Faith to boot!
(7) I do not speak, therefore, as one who comes from the ranks of the teetotalers, one who has never been tainted, nor am I a recent convert to the anti-drink brigade.
(8) He is a recent convert to the Church
(9) Across the city they are being targeted by property developers keen to convert the buildings into plush new flats.
(10) Soon after, I became an enthusiastic convert to the right.
(11) If you're pouring forward but you can't convert the chances you create, the likelihood is that you're going to end up on the wrong end of the scoreline.
(12) We cannot convert everything electronically and transmit them through the Internet, can we?
(13) It would raise the poor and the downtrodden, not to convert people to a belief but to help all people become happy and free in both body and mind.
(14) Like many financial advisers, he has a strong entrepreneurial streak and pursues his ideas with the eye-popping zeal of a convert to a new religion.
(15) At the moment it's compulsory to convert your pension pot into an annuity by the age of 75 to give you an income throughout retirement.
(16) When one listened to it totally and did not translate it nor convert it into an idea, something tremendous happened.
(17) We didn't convert the third down
(18) This is the point where local intermediaries, on the web or on the ground, can read, translate, and convert the information into content that is relevant to the local context.
(19) In 1918 he became a convert to the Bahai faith and much of his subsequent work was inspired by an interest in Oriental art and thought.
(20) My father was a great wrestler before he became a convert to Christianity.
synonyms of convert
proselyte
change
adapt
proselytize
commute
win over
change over
Antonyms of convert
Hold
Remain
Endure
Idle
Keep
Persist
Stay
Wait
