familiarises sentence in Hindi

Examples

1. His autobiography Vaatchaal also familiarises us with many contemporary famous personalities.
2. This book familiarises us with these personalities, as well as the social and political situation in those times.
3. There is a definition of " harassment " in UK law and I suggest that Mr Guy Chapman familiarises himself with this.
4. The finalists take part in an industry tour, which familiarises them with the dynamics of the UK publishing sector and introduces them to leading players in the industry.
5. Lawyer S . Radhakrishnan agrees, saying that even mentioning cases in court ( a favourite peeve of chambies ) familiarises students with the court process, layout, staff and idiosyncracies of the system.
6. He discovers carvings of swordplay techniques in a cave, practises them, and unknowingly familiarises himself with not only the skills of the other four sword sects, but also the counter-moves.
7. Some lecturers prefer to use Borland Pascal 7 or Turbo Pascal 5.5 because of its simplicity in comparison to more modern IDEs such as Microsoft Visual Studio or Borland JBuilder, so it introduces students unfamiliar with computing to common tasks such as using the keyboard and keyboard shortcuts ( TP 5.5 has no mouse support ), familiarises them with DOS commands ( which are largely the same as those of Microsoft Windows's command prompt ), and lets them write programs without spending a lot of effort on getting the environment to work.
8. :It is grammar that reflects the forms of the human mind, and gradually familiarises the half-conscious Boy with the fram and constitution of his own Intellect, as the polished Glass does the unconscious infant with the features of his own countenance & bringing about that power of Abstraction, by which as the condition and the means of self-knowledge, the reasoning Intellect of Man is distinguished in kind from the mechanical [ intellect ] of the Dog, the Elephant, the Bee, the Ant, and whatever other animals display an intelligence that we cannot satisfactorily reduce to mere Instinct&