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41 collect
N1. छोटी\collectप्रार्थनाEvery Friday we sang the collect.--------V1. संग्रहीत\collectकरनाI collected all the required information from the agency.2. एकत्र\collectहोनाA crowd collected where the accident occured.3. चंदा\collectइकट्ठा\collectकरनाWe are collecting for cyclone victims.4. मिलनाShe collected the first prize for extempore.5. लेजानाThe municipal worker came and collected the garbage.6. स्वयं\collectपर\collectकाबू\collectलानाSomehow I collected myself for work after his departure. -
42 colon
N1. कोलन\{:\}Put a colon after every entry. -
43 constituency
N1. निर्वाचन\constituencyक्षेत्रEvery constituency needs tight security. -
44 contemptible
Adj1. घृणितHer contemptible behavior with every one shows her inefficiency. -
45 crap
N1. बकवासEven teachers got fed-up with her crap.--------V1. मल\crapगन्दगी\crapआदिHer dog use to crap on every body's lawn. -
46 craze
N1. बावलापन/सनक\crazeअस्थाई\crazeसमय\crazeतकNowadays there is latest teenage dance craze among children.--------VI1. झकी\crazeहो\crazeजानाHe was crazed by the desire for drugs.--------VT1. पागल\crazeबनानाEvery body is scared of a crazed look in his eyes. -
47 creaky
Adj1. चरमराताOur country's creaky legal system is known to every body. -
48 creek
N1. सँकरी\creekखाड़ी/निवेशिकाThe creek dried up every summer. -
49 critical
Adj1. विवेचनात्मकHe looks at every thing with his critical views.Aparna sen's movie has received critical acclaim.2. नाज़ुकThe condition of the patient is very critical.3. संकटमयA critical temperature of water is 100 degrees C--its boiling point at standard atmospheric pressure -
50 cut-throat
N1. निर्मम\cut-throatप्रतियोगिताThere is cut-throat competition in every field -
51 decisively
Adv1. निश्चय के साथThe quiz team answered every question very decisively. -
52 defecation
N1. मलत्यागDefecation is a necessary factor for every living being. -
53 delineation
N1. विवरणThe delineation of the plan was given by the architect.2. आकारEvery object has its definite delineation.हर वस्तु का अपना निश्चित आकार होता है. -
54 demand
N1. माँगEvery demand of a child should not be fulfilled.बालक की हर माँग पूरी नहीं करनी चाहिए.--------VT1. दावा\demandकरनाWomen must demand for their participation in the society.औरतों को समाज में अपनी भागीदारी माँगनी ही चाहिए.2. माँगनाBringing up a child demands a lot of patience. -
55 designation
N1. पदवीWe must give our designation on the top of every official letter. -
56 destination
N1. गन्तव्यEvery journey has its own destination.2. अभिप्रायLife without destination is not worth living. -
57 devour
VT1. खा\devourजानाThe hungry children devoured the food in the orphanage.2. जल्दी-जल्दी\devourऔर\devourसूक्ष्मता\devourसे\devourपढ़नाShe devoured each and every word of his novel.3. बर्बाद\devourकरनाFire devoured his home. -
58 ding dong
N1. घण्टी\ding dongकी\ding dongआवाजEvery morning I could hear the ding dong from the nearby temple.2. बहस\ding dongया\ding dongप्रतिस्पर्धाA ding dong over Bofors guns were going on in the Lok Sabha. -
59 document
N1. लेख्य\documentपत्र/दस्तावेज़--------VT1. लिखनाThe parents documented every step of their child's development2. लिखित\documentप्रमाण\documentदेना/प्रमाण\documentपत्र\documentदेनाCan you document your claims? -
60 dun
Adj1. धुंधला/काले\dunरंग\dunकाThe dun and dreary prairieShe wore a dun raincoat--------N1. तकाज़ा\dunकरने\dunवाला/तकाज़ा--------VT1. तकाज़ा\dunकरनाThe grocer dunned his customers every day by telephone
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