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1 Feather one's own nest
IDM1. अपना\Feather one's own nestघर\Feather one's own nestभरनाInstead of working for the benefit of the country, most politicians get busy in feathering their own nest. -
2 add
V1. जोड़नाIf 2 is added to 3 we get 5.He added another remark to his earlier one.2. बढानाGirish's irresponsible behavious adds to my worries.3. मिलानाWhen we add water to the paste we get a drink. -
3 precious
Adj1. मूल्यवानMy mother owns a very precious necklace of diamonds.2. परमप्रियOne should strive to get precious moments in one's life. -
4 away
Adv1. दूरMy birthday is only a week away from today.मेरा जन्मदिन आज से केवल एक सप्ताह दूर है.2. बाहरPreeti is away on vacation for one month.प्रीति छुट्टियों में एक महीने के लिए बाहर गई हुई है.3. लगातारThey worked away for three days to get it finished.उन्होने उसे समाप्त करने के लिए लगातार तीन दिनौं तक काम किया. -
5 imperturbable
Adj1. अविचलितshe was one of those imperturbable people who never get angry. -
6 landrover
N1. खुरदुरी जमीन पर चलने वाला वाहनThis ground is no more a smooth one; so we have to get a landrover for it. -
7 palm
N1. हथेलीHer palms are very soft.उसकी हथेलियाँ बहुत मुलायम हैं2. ताड़\palmका\palmपेड़There are a lot of palm trees along the beach.समुद्रतट पर बहुत ताड़ के पेड़ हैं.--------VT1. मुठ्ठी\palmमें\palmरखनाOne minute the magician palmed the coin and the next minute it disappeared.एक पलमें जाडूगर ने सिक्का मुठ्ठी में रखा और दूसरे पल में वह गायब हो गया.2. घूस\palmदेनाI had to palm the accountant to get my loan sanctioned.मुझे लेखाकार को अपने ऋण स्वीकृति के लिये घूस देनी पड़ी. -
8 presuppose
V1. मान लेनाSonam presupposed Sahil's mohter's illness at the reason for his absence fromher birthday party.2. के लिये आवश्यक होनाTo get account in the bank, one's surity is to be presupposed. -
9 provision
N1. प्रबन्धProvisions are made by law to uplift the standards of Sc's and St's.2. पूर्वोपायOne should go with complete provision in board exam.3. खाद्य सामग्रीI hope mother has made all provisions for our journey.4. धाराShe entered inthe contract with a provision that beside the salary she would also be entitled to get 5% profit. -
10 pub
N1. मयखानाOne can get food also in pubs. -
11 pull
N1. खिंचाईA pull of the chain will stop the train.2. दबावSensitiveness can not tolerate the pulls.3. प्रभावI need not to use your pull to get this job.4. कशThe magician took a long pull and finished the cigarette.5. घ्zऊटThe man took a small pull of wine in the party.6. लंबी चडाईMountaineers have to take several long pulls to reach their destination.7. हत्थीThe door pull was got strucked by rust.--------V1. खींचनाHe pulled the rope of well to lift up the bucket.He pulled back her hand when a thorn pierced her fingers.2. उखाडनाDon't pull the plug out.After his father's death he started working in the local pub pulling punts.3. आकर्षित करनाThe contenstant paid oen thousand Rupees to a person who pulled in forty voters in his favour.4. आगे बढनाThe old machine pulled hard when it was operated after a time gap of one month.5. गैर कानूनी कार्य करनाRam was pulling some sort of work. -
12 station master
N1. स्टेशन मास्टरTo get information about trains one should contact station master.
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get one's foot in the door — See: FOOT IN THE DOOR … Dictionary of American idioms
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