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1 account
N1. खाताI have a current & credit account in the Central bank.2. विवरणHe gave an account of his experience in trekking.--------VT1. कुछ\accountहोने\accountकी\accountआशंकाShe never accounted that her child would fall ill during the trip.2. माननाA person is accounted minor until he/she is 18 years.3. निश्चित\accountमात्रा\accountमें\accountहोनाThe Indian market accounted for 40% of the total sales. -
2 apriori
Adj1. प्रागनुभवThey have an appriori experience i.e. deducting the outcome of an activity. -
3 hands-on
Adj1. व्यावहारिक व क्रियाशीलYou have hands- on experience of a computer key board. -
4 past
Adj1. पिछलाShe has been ill for the past four days.They have learnt from their past experience.--------Adv1. द्वारा/सेHe drove past the playground.--------N1. भूतकालHer talks keep reverting back to the past.--------Prep1. परेThis issue is past her understanding.2. से अधिकHer grandmother is past eighty five.
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