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1 down-hearted
Adj1. उत्साहहीनDon't feel downhearted,you will get better job. -
2 scoot
V1. शीघ्र\scootपहुँचनाI'd better scoot otherwise I well get a scolding from my boss today. -
3 crane
N1. सारसCranes have long legs and long necks.2. क्रेन/भारोत्तोलन\craneयंत्रCranes can move and lift very heavy weights.--------VTI1. क्रेन\craneसे\craneउठाना2. गरदन\craneनिकालनाCrane your neck forward so you could get a better look. -
4 earphones
N1. इयरफोनअधिक\earphonesसुनाई\earphonesपडने\earphonesके\earphonesलिए\earphonesकान\earphonesमें\earphonesलगाने\earphonesका\earphonesयन्त्रUse earphones to get a better sound quality. -
5 mesa
N1. ढलुआ\mesaपठारThey climbed up the mesa to get a better view.
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