Seeker

Definition

seek /si:k/ v ( pt, pp sought /sↄ:t/ ) ( fml ) ၁။ ~ ( after/for ) sth ရွာသည္။ ရွာေဖြသည္။ seek happiness/comfort/wealth ❍ seek shelter from the rain ❍ seeking (for) solutions to current problems ❍ young graduates seeking (after) success in life. ၂။ ~ sth ( from sb ) ေတာင္းခံသည္။ ရယူသည္။ seek help/advice/information ❍ You must seek permission from the manager. ၃။ ႀကိဳးစားသည္။ ႀကိဳးပမ္းသည္။ seek to bring the conflict to an end ❍ They sought to mislead us. ❏ seeker n (often in compounds) …ရွာသူ။ asylum/gold/fun seekers ❍ seekers after truth. ❏ seek one's fortune [ IDM ] စီးပြားဥစၥာရွာသည္။ ေအာင္ျမင္ ေရးလမ္းစရွာသည္။ ❏ seek sb/sth out [ PHRV ] ရွာသည္။ seek out new experiences ❍ It sometimes helps to seek out people with similar problems to your own. See also HIDE-AND-SEEK, SELF-SEEKING

Examples

1. [seek advice/help] : Seek medical advice if symptoms last more than a week.
2. [seek refuge/asylum] : Hundreds of people sought refuge in the British Embassy.
3. [seek permission/approval] : You must first seek permission before publishing their names.
4. [seek compensation/damages/redress] : The boy’s parents are seeking damages from the health authority.
5. [seek an injunction] : Colbak sought an injunction to force Bell to change the ads.
6. [seek re-election] : The Mayor will not seek re-election.
7. [seek approval] : A referendum seeking public approval for major constitutional change
8. To be eligible
9. you must show that you are actively seeking employment.
10. Many single people are seeking that special someone.
11. I think he was seeking some meaning in his life.
12. We do not always find what we seek.