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1 cause
N1. कारणThey are trying to determine the cause of the plane crash.--------VT1. कारण\causeहोना/उत्पन्न\causeकरनाChewing tobacco can cause cancer. -
2 cause
n.कारण, हेतु, निमित्त; मनोरथ, अभिप्राय; मुकदमा; पक्षv. tr.पैदा करना, उठाना, कारण होना, मचाना, उत्पन्न करना -
3 additive
N1. योज्यकिसी\additiveवस्तु\additiveमे\additiveपरिवर्तन\additiveकरने\additiveअथवा\additiveखराब\additiveहोने\additiveसे\additiveरोकने\additiveहेतु\additiveमिलाया\additiveजाने\additiveवाला\additiveपदार्थAll jams and sauces cantain additives which may sometimes cause allergies. -
4 analyse
V1. विश्लेषण करनाThey analysed the drug before bringing it into the market.2. मनोविश्लेषणPsychologist analysed the cause of depression. -
5 cable
N1. केबलFloods can cause damage to underground cables.--------V1. तार\cableद्वारा\cableसमाचार\cableभेजनाShe cabled her friend that she would arrive on 20th January. -
6 check sth out
PhrV1. जाँच\check sth outकरनाThe doctor checked out the cause of the rashes on the skin. -
7 continue
V1. जारी\continueरहनाWe cannot continue several servants any longerWe continued our research into the cause of the illnessThe demonstration continued after a break for lunchThe bad weather continued for two more weeks -
8 deep-seated
Adj1. सुदृढ़The cause of his failure is deep-seated. -
9 demoniac
Adj1. राक्षसीThe demoniac tortures by the landlords on their subjects was the primary cause of the rebellion. -
10 diaper
N1. कामदानीI got a curtain stitched out of diapers.2. बच्चों\diaperकी\diaperचड्डीWet diapers can cause infection. -
11 digestive
Adj1. पाचकIrregular eating habits can cause digestive troubles. -
12 exhaustion
N1. क्षयPollution can cause exhaustion. -
13 flirtation
N1. इश्कबाज़ीHe carries on flirtation with his current girlfriend without any seriousness.His flirtation with dangers will cause his death one of these days. -
14 flouroscence
N1. चमकThe flouroscence of many refined Atomic minerals can cause damage to the eye. -
15 further
Adj1. और\furtherआगे\furtherकाThe military thought that further movement could be risky.--------Adv1. और\furtherआगेI want to hear his speech further.2. अधिक\furtherविस्तार\furtherसेHe went further to explain the meaning.3. के\furtherअलावाFurther,it has come to my notice.--------VT1. आगे\furtherबढ़ानाMahatma Gandhi furthered the cause of peace. -
16 gastro-enteritis
N1. आँत\gastro-enteritisया\gastro-enteritisपेट\gastro-enteritisमें\gastro-enteritisजलनSpicey food can cause gastro-enteritis. -
17 iceberg
N1. बहता हुआ हिमखण्ड़Ice bergs cause danger to the ships. -
18 investigator
N1. जाँच\investigatorकरने\investigatorवालाThe investigators from the insurance found out the cause of the accident.2. जाँच\investigatorकर्ताArmy men are investigators on the border line. -
19 irrefutable
Adj1. अकाट्यIt is irrefutable that there is a cause for every effect. -
20 lost
Adj1. हारा हुआIt is a lost case.2. खोया हुआLost property.3. गँवाया हुआHis is a lost case. It is a lost cause.
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