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41 regal
Adj1. वैभवपूर्ण\regalराजकीयThey are living in regal dignity. -
42 rise
VI1. उठनाThe smoke is rising from the chimney.She rose from the table to welcome me.2. उदित होनाThe sun rises in the east.3. जी उठनाHe rose from the death bed.4. बढनाThe river has risen by one metre due to contious raining.The cost of living continues to rise.The unemployment rose by 5% last year.Air pollution has risen above an acceptable level.I felt sadness is rising within me.She is the rising young politician.My cake is very spongy,it rose nicely.5. तीव्र होनाMy voice rose in anger.The wind is rising which shows a storm is coming.6. प्रसन्न हो जानाHer spirits rose after hearing the good news.7. उन्नति करनाShe rose from an attender to become an officer. -
43 room
N1. कमराThe house has a simply furnished living room.They have rented out rooms near the college.2. स्थानThis huge sofa takes up too much room.There is room for improvement in your performance.3. कमरे\roomमे\roomबैठै\roomलोगThe whole room broke into laughter. -
44 send out (sth)
V1. बाँटनाThe sun sends out light essential for the existence of living beings.2. पैदा करनाThe rose plant sends out a new rose in morning. -
45 slop out
V1. गंदा पानी हटानाThe person living in prision have to slop out every morning. -
46 sole
Adj1. एकमात्र/अकेलाHis sole responsibility was of his parents.--------N1. पैर की तलवाA shoe is not completed with out a sole.2. कुकुरजीभीSole is mainly eaten by people living in wastal areas. -
47 story-teller
N1. कथकThe story-teller earned his living by telling stories. -
48 symbiosis
N1. सहजीवनThe bacterias are living in symbiosis with the leguminous plants. -
49 then
Adv1. तबWe were living in Holland then.2. तत्पश्चातFinish your work and then you play. -
50 torch
N1. टॉर्चTorch is handy when there is a power failure.2. मशालTribals living in the forests use torch to scare the wild animals.--------VT1. आग\torchलगानाThe entire hamlet was torched by their enemies. -
51 widower
N1. विधुरHe is a widower living alone. -
52 with
Prep1. के\withसाथAre you coming with us?.He is living with his aunt.The labour was with the Union leader on this issue.2. सेWe watched the venus with a telescope.Decorate the car with fresh flowers.His next match is with the Korean player.The temperatures dropped to below zero and we were numb with cold.3. के\withपासI normally keeps all my important documents with me.Is my book with you?4. के\withसाथ\withसाथMaturity comes with age.5. की\withदिशा\withमेंThe shadow travels with the sun.6. क\withबावजूदWith all her faults he loved her.
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living — s. m. Sala de estar. • Plural: livings. ‣ Etimologia: palavra inglesa, redução de living room, sala de estar … Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa
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