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1 get in on the ground floor
IDM1. निचले स्तर से काम शुरू करनाThough he was the son of the owner, he got in the company on the ground floor like other employees, before rising to senior level. -
2 acrid
Adj1. उग्र\acridस्वभावI don't like Anil's acrid nature.2. बदबूI get vomitting sensation when I get the acrid of burning rubber. -
3 look
N1. दृष्टिHave a look at this book.2. अवलोकनA pleasant look.3. फैशनA new look hairdress.4. शैलीA new look hairstyle.5. तलाशI have had a good look at the shelf but I could not get the book that I needed.--------V1. देखनाHe looks at you.2. तलाशनाI am not getting my pen. I have looked for it everywhere.3. ध्यान देनाLook at him. How absorved he is in the novel.4. दिखाई देनाHe looks so much like his father.5. दिशा की ओर होनाThe school looks towards the garden. -
4 plummy
Adj1. बेर के समानThese fruits are like plummy in taste but the name we don'ट् know.2. गंभीरWe don't get the plummy accent of the English.
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