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1 increase
V1. वृद्धि करना[होना]He increased his speed to overtake the car. -
2 increase
n.बढती, बढाव, वृद्धि; उत्पत्ति, लाभv. tr.बढा करना, बढानाv. intr.बढना, फैलना -
3 to increase
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4 juvenile
Adj1. तरुण\juvenileसंबंधीThere is an increase in cases of juvenile crimes.--------N1. किशोर\juvenileव्यक्तिThere is an increase in the number of juveniles taking to crimes. -
5 adultery
N1. व्यभिचारToday's films contribute to the increase of adultery in our society. -
6 alarmed
Adj1. भयभीतI was alarmed by the way the news spread.2. सतर्कThe neighborhood was alarmed by the increase in the incidents of house breaking. -
7 anaemia
N1. रक्ताभावThe cases of anaemia are on the increase. -
8 arrest
N1. गिरफ्तारीIncrease of crime rate led to several arrests.2. अवरोधHe suffered a cardiac arrest.--------VT1. गिरफ्तार\arrestकरना/पकड़नाThe ploice arrested the thief.2. रोकनाTimely action arrested the falling share prices.3. आकर्षित\arrestकरनाHer musical voice immediately arrested my attention. -
9 boost
N1. बढ़ावाThis small gift as a token will be a boost for the child's improvement.--------V1. बढ़ावा\boostदेनाThe unexpected increase in share prices helped to boost the market. -
10 carrier
N1. वाहक/ले\carrierजाने\carrierवालाThere has been an increase in buses by private carriers to Sabarimala shrine. -
11 counter-productive
Adj1. वृद्धिरोकIncrease in population growth will be counter-productive for our country. -
12 cox
N1. नाविकThe cox encouraged the rowers to increase the speed in the boat race. -
13 delinquency
N1. अपराधवृत्तिThe child was poor, so he drifted towards delinquency.Delinquency amongst the teenagers is on the increase in the major cities.बड़े शहरों में किशोरों में अपराध बढ़ रहा है.2. चूक\{कर्तव्य\delinquencyमें\}The captain's delinquency led to the defeat of the team -
14 engagement
N1. काम\engagementमें\engagementव्यस्त\engagementरहने\engagementकी'स्थितिThe teacher tried to increase his students' engagement in class activities -
15 expenditure
N1. व्ययThere has been an increase in the defence expenditure for last two years. -
16 fivefold
Adj1. पाँच\fivefoldगुनाThere has been a fivefold increase in the prfits of our company this year.--------Adv1. पाँच\fivefoldगुनाThe prices of necessary commodities have increased fivefold since last year. -
17 flood
N1. बाढ़The rivers are in spate due to flood.--------V1. पानी भर जानाAll low lying areas of this city get flooded during rainy season due to inadequate drainage.2. बाढ़ आनाThe river is flooded due to heavy rains.3. बहुतायत सेMany companies flood the market with their goods during festival season to increase sales.4. भर जानाThis room is always flooded with light as it has large windows.I was flooded with relief when the work was completed.The office was flooded with applications for the sole available job.5. भर कर बहनाUse the choke to start the car when the carborator is flooded. -
18 indexation
N1. सूचीकरणIndexation is necessary to show the percentage of increase in price level of different things every year. -
19 networking
N1. नैटवर्किंग\{कम्प्यूटर्स\networkingकी\}The Company is working on networking software.3. जाल\networkingबिछाना\{मेल\networkingजोल\networkingका\}They have evolved a system whereby they aim to increase their sales through.networking. -
20 pointer
N1. निर्देशक/सङ्केतक/सूचकEvery meter has a pointer2. निर्देशदण्डOur history teacher used a pointer to show the world map clearly to us3. सलाहCould you give me few pointers on how to score in exams?4. भविष्य की प्रगति को दर्शानेवाली वस्तुPopulation pointers suggest a great increase in the rate of growth5. शिकारी कुत्ताPointers is a breed of dog which is used for hunting
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