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V1. स्विच दबानाI asked him to switch on the light.2. अचानक बदलनाAgriculture is switched to modern method from traditional method. -
2 light
Adj1. हलकाThe bat is very light. She is a light sleeper.2. बलाघातशून्यHe made a light touch with his fingure.3. थकावट रहितHave some light exercise every morning.4. सरलMost people enjoy listening to light music. The culprit was let off with a light sentence.5. फुहारLight rain.6. कमLight trading. Light breakfast.7. भार रहितI feel so light hearted now.--------N1. प्रकाशFrom a distance one could see the light in the hut.2. प्रकाश-स्रोतSwitch on the light.3. समझHe struggled for a while with the puzzle before the light dawned.--------V1. जलानाLight the stove.2. प्रकाशित होनाThis road is well-lighted.3. चमक उठनाHis face lighted up on listening the news of his success.
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