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1 private
Adj1. व्यक्तिगतA private letter was sent to the publisher for demanding the money.2. साधारणHe revealed private chat with his boss, to others.3. गोपनीयDon't be a private citizen of the country, achieve something.4. ग़ैर सरकारीPrivate Industries are given a boon in the present cental budget. -
2 private
adj.आत्मीय, अपना, निज का, निजी, व्यक्तिगत, स्वकीय, असार्वजनिक; गुप्त, अप्रकट; एकान्त, निर्जनn.सिपाही, साधारण सैनिक; एकांत, एकांत वास, अकेलापन -
3 affair
N1. कारोबार/व्यापारIts my private affair, you have nothing to do with it.2. प्रेम\affairसम्बन्धShe is having an affair with the boy next door.3. घटनाक्रमToday's multimedia sources provide a clear insight on current affairs. -
4 bounce
N1. छलांगThe ball gave a big bounce.--------VI1. उछल\bounceपड़नाThe rubber ball bouncedHe bounced to his feet2. वापिस\bounceआनाThe check bouncedBounce a check3. मारनाThe ex-boxer's job is to bounce people who want to enter this private club -
5 capitalism
N1. पूँजीवादCapitalism encourages private enterprises. -
6 carrier
N1. वाहक/ले\carrierजाने\carrierवालाThere has been an increase in buses by private carriers to Sabarimala shrine. -
7 clinic
N1. चिकित्सालयAfter retirement Dr.Anand opened his own private clinic. -
8 commercial
Adj1. व्यापारिकMohan is a commercial pilot in a private airline. -
9 contractor
N1. ठेकेदारOur colony built by a private contractor. -
10 disclosure
N1. प्रकटीकरणThere was a disclosure of minister's private property in the press conference. -
11 galvanize
V1. उत्तेजित\galvanizeकरनाLiberalisation policy has galvanized the private sector in the business world.2. जस्ता\galvanizeया\galvanizeक़लई\galvanizeचढ़ानाThe mechanic galvanised the iron door of the car. -
12 illegitimate
Adj1. अवैधIt is illegitimate to use company property as private. -
13 matter
N1. विषयI don't discuss private matters with my collegues.2. द्रव्य -
14 ply
N1. मोटाई\{कपडे\plyया\plyलकडी\plyकी\}We bought a four ply knitting wool.--------V1. आना-जानाPrivate buses ply between our village and the town nearby. -
15 proposition
N1. प्रस्तावA commercial proposition was made between the government and some private companies to share the software technology.2. समस्याCollecting of crime news is a bit proposition to the reuters.--------V1. प्रस्ताव\propositionरखना[करना]She was propositioned several times in the cource of evening. -
16 retention
N1. रोक\retentionरखनाThe government wanted to close the private firm but the committee argued for its retention.2. याददाश्तShe has an amazing retention power. -
17 revelation
N1. रहस्योद्घाटनAll of sudden he experienced a devine revelation of truth.She was stunned by seeing the revelations about her private life in the press. -
18 sickpay
N1. बीमारी का भुगतानNow a days sickpay facilities are available in private companies also. -
19 snoop
V1. ताक झाँक करनाSomeone was snooping something in her garden yesterday.2. टाँग अड़ानाJournalists should not snoop in private affairs. -
20 squat
Adj1. गोल-मटोलHis dog is squat and heavy.--------N1. उठना-बैठनाHe does 70 squats every day.--------V1. पालथी मारकर बैठनाThe beggers squatted near the small fire.2. अवैध रूप से बस जानाThe homeless couple were squatting in a private building.
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