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1 poverty
N1. गरीबीDr ambedkar lived in poverty.They were recognizable by the poverty of their dress.2. कमीHilly areas have the poverty of iodine. -
2 poverty
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3 poverty
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4 poverty line
N1. गरीबी\poverty lineरेखाLot of people in India are living below the poverty line. -
5 poverty stricken
Adj1. अभावग्रस्तThere are lot of poverty stricken families in India. -
6 abject
Adj1. अति/बहुत\abjectज्यादाThere is abject poverty in India. -
7 alleviate
V1. कम\alleviateकरनाThe govt. has introduced schemes to alleviate poverty. -
8 alleviation
N1. उपशमThe govt. has introduced schemes for the alleviation of poverty. -
9 carry
N1. बंदूक\carryकी\carryसीमाThe carry of Bofors gun is superb.--------VT1. ले\carryजाना/ढोनाYou must carry your camping gear2. गर्भवती\carryहोनाShe was carrying their second child.3. बोझ\carryढोनाThe bridge has to carry lot of traffic.4. समर्थन\carryहोनाThe bill was carried by 250 votes to 200.5. प्रभावित\carryकरनाHis speech on poverty carried the audience.6. चलनShe carries herself very well. -
10 drive
N1. सैर\{कार\driveमें\}He took her wife out for a drive.2. गेंद\driveमें\driveहिट\driveलगानाShe tried backhand drive in tennis.3. रमणीक\driveस्थल\driveसे\driveजाने\driveवाला\driveमार्गIn mumbai,Marine Drive is famous for its scenic beauty.4. ऊर्जस्विता\driveकर्मशक्तिHe has a great drive to become rich.5. यान्त्रिकत्व\driveशक्तिHe prefers a car with left-hand drive.6. प्रबल\driveप्रेरणाHis drive to achieve big things has made him work so hard.--------V1. हाँकनाDrive cattles into a field.2. चलानाShe herself drives her car.3. ले\driveजानाDry leaves driven away by the strong wind.4. भगानाThe thief was driven back by the watch dogs.5. बाध्य\driveकरनाHunger and poverty drove him to steal.6. ठोंकना/घुसा\driveदेनाDrive the nails into a plank.7. गेंद\driveजोर\driveसे\driveहिट\driveकरनाHe drove the ball into the rough.8. प्रेरित\driveकरनाA person driven by jeolousy is capable of doing any work. -
11 engender
V1. पैदा\engenderहोनाPoverty engenders crime. -
12 incidence
N1. आपतन\{भार\}The incidence of poverty is high is India. -
13 indebtedness
N1. ऋणग्रस्तताIndebtedness is one of the main reason for the poverty of the peasants. -
14 lead
N1. नेतृत्वHe has given the lead & others may follow it.2. अन्तरHis lead is now more than 10,000.3. मुख्य भूमिका\{नाटक इत्यादि में\}He has played the lead in a film on Sardar Patel.4. सुरागThe lead led to the arrest of the criminal.5. लीड\{तार\}There is nothing wrong with the VCR. Something has gone wrong with the lead causing disturbance in the monitor.6. सीसाPencil has lead in it.--------V1. मार्ग दिखानाHe led me to his room.2. मार्ग मिलनाThe trail of blood on the road led the police to the criminal.3. प्रभावित करना[होना]He is easily led away by other's opinions.4. व्यतीत करनाMany people lead a miserable life due to poverty.5. आगे होनाThis candidate is leading by 10,000 votes.6. ताश का पहला पत्ता चलनाHe led a heart.7. नेतृत्व करनाThe captain led his soldiers from the front. -
15 pose
N1. मुद्राI made a comfortable pose for the camera.2. छल-कपटHer generosity is only a pose.--------V1. प्रस्तुत करनाPoverty poses a serious threat to the nation.2. चित्र के लिए खडा रहना या बैठनाShe had to pose for the painting.3. का ढोंग रचना/दिखावा करनाThe thief posed as a relative at the wedding. -
16 prophetess
N1. नबियाThe prophetess pledged to wipe off poverty from the world. -
17 reconcile
VT1. मेल\reconcileकरना\reconcileवा\reconcileकराना-1.They have reconciled their differences.2. के\reconcileअनुकूल\reconcileबनानाYou must reconcile yourself to a life of poverty now.3. सही\reconcileकर\reconcileलेनाI have reconciled my account with the bank. -
18 scale
N1. छिलकाGenerally all the fishes have scales on their bodies.2. पपड़ीBuds with a covering of sticky scales are beautiful to see.3. कीटScale is a kind of material that deposited inside the kettles.4. मापThe world is facing economic crisis on a global scale.5. मापक्रमThere was corruption on a grand scale.6. मानदण्डDecimal scale was first introduced in India.7. स्वरग्रामVanya practises scales on the piano.8. पैमानाIt was impossible to comprehend the full scale disaster.The scale of fees in the schools now a days is very high.The Earthquake measured 76 on the Ritcher scale.This ruler has one scale in centimetre and another in inches.At the other end of the scale we find gross poverty.--------V1. छिलका या परत उतारनाHe scalled the fish to cook. -
19 servitude
N1. ग़ुलामीHe leads a life of poverty and servitude. -
20 symposium
N1. विचार गोष्ठी/संगोष्ठीThe symposium on the problem of increasing population in the country was held in the university on the world population day.2. निबन्ध संग्रहThe students of the school are asked to contribute to a symposium on the poverty and corruption prevailing in the country.
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