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1 beguile
V1. किसी\beguileको\beguileखुश\beguileकरनाHe beguiled us with his charm and manners.2. खुशी\beguileसे\beguileसमय\beguileबितानाWe narrated our experiences of life to beguile the tedium of journey.3. बेवकूफ\beguileबनानाSome thugs beguiled him into giving a large sum of money. -
2 earmark
V1. अलग\earmarkसे\earmarkरखना\{किसी\earmarkउद्देश्य\earmarkविशेष\earmarkके\earmarkलिए\}The institution earmarked a sum of money for research. -
3 inconsiderable
Adj1. अल्पA inconsiderable sum of money was lost in the journey. -
4 pull in
N1. भोजनालयThe cyclist stopped at pull in during their tour.--------PhrV1. गिरफ्तार करनाThe constable pulled in two criminals to investigate about the murder case.2. कमानाHe's pulling in good sum of money by working in Tata steel.
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