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1 allowable
Adj1. अनुज्ञेयSome allowable expenses were written off. -
2 contingent
Adj1. आकस्मिकThey had to plan for contingent expensesThe results of confession were not contingent, they were certain--------N1. सैन्य\contingentदलEach nation sent a contingent of athletes to the OlympicsHe peace-keeping force includes one British contingent -
3 expense
N1. लागतHe kept a record of his expenses at the meeting. -
4 invoice
N1. बीजकThe clerk made an invoice for the expenses.--------V1. बीजक\invoiceबनानाThe booking will be invoiced by your travel agent. -
5 journal
N1. बही\journalखाताI keep record of all my expenses in a journal.2. समाचार\journalपत्र\{साप्ताहिक\journalया\journalमासिक\}Journals are very informative. -
6 outgrow
V1. से बड़ा हो जानाThe expenses have outgrown the income.2. पीछे छोड़ देनाShe has outgrown her obsession with comics. -
7 recoup
VTI1. क्षति\recoupपूर्ति\recoupकरनाHe recouped the show expenses from ticket sales. -
8 regulate
VT1. नियमानुसार\regulateठहरनाYou should regulate your household expenses within means.The traffic police regulated the traffic at the immersion site. -
9 reimburse
VT1. अदा\reimburseकरनाWe will reimburse the travel expenses to her. -
10 sumptuary
Adj1. व्यय सम्बन्धीWe must try to limit and control our expenses. -
11 sundries
N1. छुटपुटThe expenses include Rs.100 for sundries.
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