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1 see through
V1. समझनाThe teacher could see through students very well.2. पूरा करनाShe is determined to see the job through.3. की सहायता करनाHer courage and good humour saw her through the bad times. -
2 tickle
VI1. गुदगुदानाHe tickled her with good humour.The grass tickled her calves.
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