Dictionary entry
Whereabouts
Pronunciation: /wɛːrəˈbaʊts/
Pronunciation
/wɛːrəˈbaʊts/
Myanmar Meaning
အနီးစပ်ဆုံး ဘယ်နေရာလဲ။ လူ၊ အရာဝတ္တုရှိသည့်နေရာ။
Definition
whereabouts /weǝrǝ'baƱts/ interrog adv ဘယ္နား။ ဘယ္ ေနရာနား။ whereabouts did you find it? /'weǝrǝbaƱts/ n [sing or pl v ] ဘယ္ဆီဘယ္ဝယ္။ ဘယ္ဆီနား။ His whereabouts is/are unknown.
Examples
- ‘That could depend on whether her whereabouts became public knowledge
- he said.’
- ‘Meanwhile City Hall looked quiet on Thursday and Sutiyoso's whereabouts was unknown.’
- ‘Officers obtained a replica from the supplier and have asked the public to call them if they know of its whereabouts.’
- ‘The fate and whereabouts of Hussein himself are currently unknown.’
- ‘He explained how his father had fled the country two years earlier and his whereabouts were unknown.’
- ‘In the meantime
- Chu's whereabouts remain unknown although rumor have it that he could be in China.’
- ‘His whereabouts are unknown
- though China insists that he is quietly continuing his studies in a secret location.’
- ‘His last known whereabouts were in the Chandigarh area of the Punjab.’
- ‘His present whereabouts are unknown
- but it is acknowledged that he gave a statement to US interrogators.’
- ‘It may help the police authenticate suspects' alibis
- by tracking the whereabouts of their mobile phones.’
- ‘This means that to keep track of the whereabouts of your teenager
- it is enough to buy him or her a cell phone.’
- ‘Detectives visited his residence at midnight on Thursday but his whereabouts remained unknown on Friday night.’
- ‘Families in Mayo are now enquiring about their love ones and their whereabouts in the city.’
- ‘If anyone knows of his whereabouts in the region please let me know.’
- ‘However
- Percy decided to fly off early on Saturday morning
- and his whereabouts are currently unknown.’
- ‘Neighbours alerted the police after becoming concerned about her whereabouts.’
- ‘His most prolific discovery was the whereabouts of one of the people who planned the Final Solution
- Adolf Eichmann.’
- ‘I spent a lot of time judging the atmosphere and the whereabouts of guards.’
- ‘His whereabouts are still unknown at the time of going to press.’
- ‘Kabila was believed to be in the country on Sunday
- but his whereabouts were unclear.’