Establish

Definition

establish /Ç'stæblÇʃ/ v ၁။ တည္ေထာင္သည္။ ထူေထာင္သည္။ This business was established in 1860. ❍ a newly-established company ❍ attempt to establish a close relationship with sb ❍ The report sets out to establish a new framework of rights and responsibilities. ၂။ ~ sb/oneself (in sth) (as sth) အေနက်သည္။ အေျခက်သည္။ We moved into our new house last week but it will take time to get established. ❍ They are rapidly establishing themselves as the market leaders. ❍ She's now firmly established (in business) as an art dealer. ၃။ အေျခခိုင္သည္။ ၿမဲၿမံသည္။ Established practices are difficult to change. ❍ His second novel established him/his reputation as a writer. ၄။ အခိုင္အမာ သက္ေသထူသည္။ သက္ေသျပသည္။ We've established his innocence/that he's innocent. ❍ The police are trying to establish where he was at the time of the incident. ❏ established adj အေျခခိုင္ေနေသာ။ Anglicanism is the established religion in England.

Examples

1. A proper procedure for complaints should be established.
2. The case established an important legal principle.
3. Mandela was eager to establish good relations with the business community.
4. The company was established in 1860.
5. The government agreed to establish two committees to examine the proposals.
6. The cause of death has not yet been established.
7. [establish (that)] : We have established that you were present that afternoon.
8. [establish whether/how/who etc] : I was never able to establish whether she was telling the truth.
9. [establish a link/connection] : Townsend’s work firmly established the links between unemployment and poverty.
10. Within six months
11. Caesar had established his authority over Gaul.
12. [establish yourself/someone (as something)] : Reagan quickly established himself as a promising film actor.
13. [establish a reputation] : The Institute has established a reputation for the exploration of new art in Britain.
14. By what means does the author attempt to establish the character of the narrator?