state

verb/steɪt/CEFR B2

সুস্পষ্টভাবে বলা

Meaning

To say something clearly and formally.

Synonyms: declare, assert

Antonyms: imply

declare
ঘোষণা করা
To say something firmly and officially.
assert
দৃঢ়ভাবে বলা
To state something firmly and confidently as true.
nation
জাতি, দেশ
A country seen as a group of people with a shared identity.
condition
অবস্থা, শর্ত
The state something is in, or something that must be true first.
situation
পরিস্থিতি, অবস্থা
The set of things happening at a certain time and place.
say
বলা
To speak words.

Words built on the same root. Learning them together is faster than learning them apart.

Remember the difference: 'put on' = start wearing (an action); 'wear' = have on your body (a state). 'I put on my shirt' vs 'I am wearing a blue shirt'.
Phrasal Verbs with Put →
A phrasal verb with 'go' is 'go' plus a particle (on, out, through, up, off…) that together form a new meaning, often about continuing, happening or changing state.
Phrasal Verbs with Go →
It describes a state of great happiness or joy, as if you are floating high above everything — for example after very good news.
English Idioms about Happiness →

verb/steɪt/CEFR B2

সুস্পষ্টভাবে বলা

To say something clearly and formally.

Synonyms: declare, assert

Antonyms: imply

declare
ঘোষণা করা
To say something firmly and officially.
assert
দৃঢ়ভাবে বলা
To state something firmly and confidently as true.
nation
জাতি, দেশ
A country seen as a group of people with a shared identity.
condition
অবস্থা, শর্ত
The state something is in, or something that must be true first.
situation
পরিস্থিতি, অবস্থা
The set of things happening at a certain time and place.
say
বলা
To speak words.

Words built on the same root. Learning them together is faster than learning them apart.

Remember the difference: 'put on' = start wearing (an action); 'wear' = have on your body (a state). 'I put on my shirt' vs 'I am wearing a blue shirt'.
Phrasal Verbs with Put →
A phrasal verb with 'go' is 'go' plus a particle (on, out, through, up, off…) that together form a new meaning, often about continuing, happening or changing state.
Phrasal Verbs with Go →
It describes a state of great happiness or joy, as if you are floating high above everything — for example after very good news.
English Idioms about Happiness →