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1 course
N1. कोर्स/पाठ्यक्रमHe took a course in basket weaving2. मैदानThe course had only nine holes3. मार्गThe government took a firm courseIf you persist in that course you will surely failThe river takes a southern course4. श्रेणीA course of bricks.--------V1. बहनाThe river coursed down the hill. -
2 course
n.कोर्स, पाठ्यक्रम; घुड दौड का मैदान; दौड; प्रगति, चाल चलन, जीवन का ढङ्ग; मार्ग, रास्ता; नियम, सिलसिला, श्रेणी; अवधिv. tr.आखेट करना, खदेडना, पीछे दौडनाv. intr.तेज चलना, वेग से चलना, बहना -
3 Sandwich Course
N1. एक साथ किए जाने वाले दो शैक्षिक पाठ्यक्रमMy sister is doing Sandwich course. -
4 a matter of course
N1. स्वाभाविक बातI check my in-tray every morning as a matter of course. -
5 collision course
N1. मतभेद\collision courseलाने\collision courseवाला\collision courseकार्यThe differences between the staff and management will surely lead to collisioncourse. -
6 stay the course
V1. कठिन परिश्रम के अंत तक जानाI hope that a patient person like him is strong enough to stay the course. -
7 pilot
Adj1. प्रायोगिकA pilot editon of a new language course was introduced recently.--------N1. विमान चालकMy cousin is a fighter pilot.2. जहाज़रानThe pilot of the canal is very experienced.--------V1. चलानाHe was able to pilot the plane through the narrow valley.2. प्रयोग करनाCBSE Board is piloting a new English course. -
8 awareness
N1. जानकारी/अभिज्ञताAn awareness of the project's limitations will help in deciding further course of action. -
9 cloze test
N1. क्लोज़\cloze testटेस्टरिक्त\cloze testस्थानो\cloze testकी\cloze testपूर्ती\cloze testसही\cloze testशब्दो\cloze testसे\cloze testकरने\cloze testकी\cloze testपरीक्षाWe had to take a cloze test before joining the English teaching course. -
10 cookery
N1. पाक\cookeryविद्याShe has done a cookery course. -
11 deviate
VT1. मार्ग\deviateसे\deviateअलग\deviateहोनाThe course of the river was deviated to prevent flooding. -
12 deviation
N1. लीक\deviationसे\deviationहटनाThe deviation of the river from it's natural course is done to prevent flood.2. उल्लंघनThe minister was accused of deviation from the party's code of conduct. -
13 diploma
N1. डिप्लोमाI'm doing a diploma course in translation studies in Hindi. -
14 diversify
VT1. भिन्न\diversifyभिन्न\diversifyकरना/रंग\diversifyबिरंगा\diversifyकरनाDiversify a course of study -
15 down
Adv1. उदास/हतोत्साहShe has been down since her last exam results.नीचेHe lay face downThe thief was hidden in the down staircaseThe shades were down3. खराबWe can't work because the computer is downगिरा\downहुआThe tree is downनकदThey made the down payment--------N1. रोवाँ/मुलायम\downबालYou have 4 downs to gain 1.yards--------Prep1. के\downनीचे/के\downतलेYou should run down a hill.He ran off down the street.--------VT1. नीचे\downगिरानाHe downed three martinis before dinnerSome people can down a pound of meat in the course of one mealThe policeman downed the heavily armed suspect -
16 drain
N1. नाली/पतनालाThey cleaned all the drains.2. बहावTeaching a child in a professional course causes a drain on resources.--------VI1. बह\drainजाना/निकल\drainजानाThe rain water drains into this big vat.2. खाली\drainकरना[होना]We drained the oil tankThe water drained from the pipeLife in the camp drained him -
17 follow through
PhrV1. अंत तकYou should follow through to complete all the holes on the golf course. -
18 full-fledged
Adj1. पूर्णThe college is starting a full-fledged course. -
19 lexicography
N1. कोश-लेखन/कोश-सम्पादनHe is doing a course in lexicography. -
20 maximal
Adj1. उच्चतमTry to obtain maximal benifit from the course.
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course — [ kurs ] n. f. • 1553; corse 1213; forme fém. de cours, d apr. it. corsa I ♦ 1 ♦ Action de courir; mode de locomotion dans lequel les phases d appui unilatéral sont séparées par un intervalle. ⇒ courir. Une course rapide. ⇒ galopade. Au pas de… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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