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41 douse
V1. भिगोनाHe doused himself in kerosene oil and lighted fire to commit suicide -
42 feed
N1. खानाThe baby had the last feed two hours ago.2. माल\{मशीन\feedमें\feedइस्तेमाल\feedकिये\feedजानेवाला\}3. पाईप\{जिससे\feedमशीन\feedको\feedतेल\feedआदि\feedदेते\feedहैं\}Petrol feed of this car is chocked up.--------V1. खाना\feedखिलानाShe has a large family to feed.Feed the wood to the fire.2. देनाMohan feeds the information to me.3. डालनाTo use a public phone, you have to feed coins into it.4. पनपनाHatred feeds on envy. -
43 flare up
V1. आग भड़कनाThe fire flared up as it reached the petrol dump.2. अचानक क्रोधित होनाThe boss flared up on finding rejection of his ideas by the higher ups.He flares up easily on minor matters. -
44 friction
N1. रगड़Friction between two stones enabled early men to lit fire.2. संघर्षFriction arose between the two brothers over the ancestral property. -
45 indoors
Adv1. घर के भीतरNo one stayed indoors when the fire broke out in the near by building. -
46 irreplaceable
Adj1. अप्रतिस्थाप्यIrreplaceable antiques were destroyed in the fire. -
47 kettle
N1. केतलीShe put the kettle on fire to make tea. -
48 lignite
N1. भूरा कोयलाThey used lignite to light the fire. -
49 match box
N1. दियासलाई की डिबियाWe need a match box to light the fire. -
50 panic
N1. सन्त्रासA decision made by me in panic effected me in the long run.--------V1. सन्त्रास्त होनाThe sound of the fire shot panicked the people. -
51 peat
N1. पाँसPeat is used at fire place as fuel. -
52 pell-मेल्ल्
Adj1. हड़बड़ी सेA fire broke out in the school assembly hall and the children ran pell-मेल्ल्. -
53 pile
N1. ढेरThere is a pile of book lying on my tables.2. बहुत साराI've got a pile of work to do.3. इमारतों का समूहSome tourist are tramping around his ancestoral pile.4. खूँटाThe pile mooring are about to break down.5. मखमलI have a carpet which has a deep pile.--------V1. ढेर लगनाI have piled up some books for your use.Pile plenty of coat on the fire. -
54 pillar
N1. खम्भा/स्तम्भThere are many pillars in the old church.2. खम्भा जैसाWarm yourself near the pillar of the fire.3. मुख्य व्यक्ति/प्रधान व्यक्तिHe is the pillar of the church. -
55 poker
N1. कुरेदनीPokers are used for scraping up coal fire.2. ताश का खेलPoker is generally played by two members. -
56 possession
N1. स्वामित्वThe possession of a passport is must for foreign travel.2. सम्पत्तिHe lost all his possessions in the fire.3. अधिकृत या अधीन क्षेत्रThe former colonial possessions are now independent states. -
57 promptness
N1. अनुबोधनThe fire staff acted with great promptness in the building collapse. -
58 rake
N1. घास\rakeजमा\rakeकरने\rakeका\rakeऔज़ारHe uses rake for collecting fallen leaves.--------N1. विलासी\rakeऔर\rakeधनी\rakeआदमीHe is a rake,roams with many women.--------VTI1. जमा\rakeकरनाShe raked up the grass cuttings.He has been raking money ever since he started the new venture.2. तलाश\rakeकरनाHe raked the almirah for the missing letter.3. गोले\rakeदागनाThey raked an enemy trench with machine gun fire. -
59 reconstruct
VT1. फिर\reconstructसे\reconstructबनाना\reconstructया\reconstructनिर्माण\reconstructकरनाThe building was reconstructed after the fire. -
60 rekindle
V1. फिर\rekindleरोशन\rekindleकरनाRekindle the fire by blowing on the ashes.
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