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1 cross
Adj1. आड़ा/तिरछा2. चिड़चिड़ा/हठी3. प्रतिकूलHe gave her a cross look.What are you so cross about?Strong cross winds make it impossible for boats to leave harbour.--------N1. गुणा\crossया\crossधन\crossका\crossनिशानThe crop regions are marked on the map with a cross\{+,x\}.2. कष्ट/संकटWe all have our crosses to bear and to live with it.3. संकरA mule is a cross between a horse and a donkey.4. ईसाई\crossधर्म\crossका\crossचिह्न/क्रूशShe wears a small golden cross on a chain round her neck.The cross on which Christ died.--------VT1. पार\crossउतारना/पार\crossकरनाLook before you cross the road.The river is too deep,we can not cross over.2. कोई\crossबात\crossध्यान\crossमे\crossआनाA new idea crossed her mind.3. किसी\crossगलत\crossबात\crossको\crossकाटनाTwo sentences have been crossed out from the paragraph.4. मार्ग\crossमें\crossमिलनाWe crossed each other on the way.The trains crossed5. रोकना/विरोध\crossकरनाShe was angry when her plans were crossed.6. एक\crossदूसरे\crossको\crossकाटनाLet straight lines,AB and CD cross each other at O.7. क्रास\crossका\crossचिह्न\crossबनानाShe crossed herself as she passed the church. -
2 lamentation
N1. विलयTheir lamentations over the state of affairs in the organization did not look convincing. -
3 train
N1. रेलगाडीThe boy saw the train coming.2. कतारWe saw the baggage train.3. परिकरThe actress was followed by a train of admirers.4. सिलसिलाHis call obstructed my train of thoughts.5. पुछल्लाThe girls are holding the train of the bride's gown.--------VT1. शिक्षा\trainदेनाWe have to train our children properly.2. प्रशिक्षित\trainकरनाThey train their students well.3. अभ्यास\trainकरनाHe trained the dog to look after the house.4. से\train[किसी\trainपर]निशाना\trainबाँधनाHe trained his camera on the picturesque view.5. अनुवर्धन\trainकरनाI trained a creeper over the fence.
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