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1 every
Det1. प्रत्येकEvery day,I go for walk.Every one should be proud of their own country. -
2 every
det.प्रत्येक, एक एक, हर एक -
3 description
N1. वर्णनEvery description of the book was there on the Internet.2. प्रकार\{of some/every/all के बाद आने पर\}A number of boats of all description were lying along the bank. -
4 jog
N1. दौड़I go for a jog in the park every morning.--------V1. कसरत\jogके\jogलिये\jogदौड़नाI jog every morning to keep myself fit.2. मामूली\jogसा\jogधक्का\jogदेनाThe suitcase jogged against his leg as he walked. -
5 per capita
Adj1. प्रतिव्यक्तिPer capita tax rises sharply every year.--------Adv1. प्रतिव्यक्तिPer capita tax rises sharply every year. -
6 service
N1. सेवाThe person does the service in the office.2. विभागHe is working in the Health service.3. सहायताHer services to the state have been immense.4. व्यवस्थाA good postal service is needed for every village.5. उपासना/अनुष्टानHe attended the morning service in the temple.6. सफ़ाई-धुलाईTake your car for service every 3,000 miles.7. सेट/बरतनHe bought a 30-piece dinner service.8. तामील9. सर्विस\{टेनिस में\}Her service has improved.--------V1. सफ़ाई-धुलाई करनाThis machine has already been serviced.-- " की आपूर्ति करनाThe power station is serviced by road transport. -
7 PTA
Abbr:Parents Teachers Association1. पेरेंट\PTAटीचर्स\PTAएसोसिएशनThere will be a PTA meeting once in every month in our school. -
8 a matter of course
N1. स्वाभाविक बातI check my in-tray every morning as a matter of course. -
9 act
N1. कार्यHe did his act three times every evening.2. नाटक\actका\actअंगThe murder of the King takes place in the first act itself.3. अधिनियमParliament has passed an act which makes such sports illegal.--------V1. काम\actकरनाMany people can speak but only few can act.2. अभिनय\actकरनाShe has acted in low budget movies. -
10 action
Adj1. कानूनी\actionकार्यवाही\actionकरने\actionयोग्यIn that book there were stories of murders and other unnatural actions.--------N1. क्रियाTo every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.The government took action against the anti-national group. -
11 admiral
N1. एडमिरल\{समुद्री\admiralसेना\admiralका\admiralनायक/समुद्री\admiralसेनापति\}The admiral visits all the ships every week. -
12 admiration
N1. प्रशंसाHe has won admiration in every field. -
13 admiring
Adj1. प्रशंसा\admiringयुक्तEvery one was giving admiring glances to the baby. -
14 adventurer
N1. साहसी\adventurerयोद्धाThere is an adventurer in every child. -
15 afternoon
N1. तीसरा\afternoonपहरI don't like people spoiling my sunday afternoon, so I avoid them.Every afternoon, He goes to the hotel to take meal. -
16 air
N1. वायुKick a football high in the air.2. हवाई\airजहाजWe went to Mumbai by air.3. रंग-ढंगThat fort has an air of mystery about it.--------VT1. हवा देनाAir the wet sheet to make it dry.2. व्यक्त\airकरनाDon't air your views to every Tom,Dick and Harry. -
17 altimeter
N1. ऊँचाई नापने का एक यंत्रEvery aircraft is fitted with an altimeter. -
18 amiss
Adj1. गलतEvery thing seems to be amiss -what to do?--------Adv1. गलतSomething seems to be amiss that I couldn't understand. -
19 applied
Adj1. व्यावहारिकIn every text book applied grammar is given at the end of the lessonsfor practice. -
20 arboretum
N1. वनस्पति वाटीArboretum is attached with every science college so that the students ofbotany can have a better idea of plant life.
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