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1 design
N1. रूपThe awkward design of the keyboard made operation difficult2. रचनाHe contributed to the design of a new instrumentThe design of the building is very awkward.3. नमूनाThe coach had a design on the doors4. योजनाबद्ध--------V1. रूपाकार\designदेनाDesign a better mouse trap.This room is not designed for work2. योजना\designबनानाShe designed a good excuse for not attending classes that dayShe designed to go far in the world of business -
2 delicacy
N1. कोमलताHis work showed a great delicacy.The delicacy of her features made her extremely attractive.2. स्वादिष्ट भोजनIce-Cream is a delicacy for children.Crabs are a delicacy in this region.3. कुशलताThe delicacy of their game has led them to the number one position in the world.4. नज़ाकतWe should remember the delicacy of their position. -
3 smash
N1. टकराने की ध्वनिThe plate hit the floor with a smash.2. टकरावThe impact of smash was so great that he crushed many people in the crowd with his car.3. दुर्घटनाDue to technical defects car smash took place at work.--------V1. ज़ोरसे मारनाStreet children throwing stones on the road smash the passing vehicles.2. पराजित करना/अंत करनाWorld powers today are uniting to smash terrorism.
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