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1 suitcase
N1. सूट्केसI packed all my suitacses before supper. -
2 able
Adj1. समर्थRam was able to lift the suitcase.2. चतुरRam is the most able student in his class. -
3 cram
VI1. ठूंसना/मुँहामुँह\cramभरनाDon't cram books into the suitcase--------VT1. याद\cramकर\cramलेना/घोटना/रटनाHe passed after just one month's cramming. -
4 go
V1. जानाI go to school.2. रखा\goजानाThese clothes go into that suitcase.3. समाना[<जाना]This key will not go in that lock4. चलनाHow did the meeting go?5. हो जाना\{स्थिति\}Have you gone mad?6. आवाज़\goहोना/करनाThe bell has gone for this period.7. निकल\goजानाThe P.M. is already gone. -
5 jog
N1. दौड़I go for a jog in the park every morning.--------V1. कसरत\jogके\jogलिये\jogदौड़नाI jog every morning to keep myself fit.2. मामूली\jogसा\jogधक्का\jogदेनाThe suitcase jogged against his leg as he walked. -
6 lug
VT1. खींचना/घसीटनाYou'll have to lug this suitcase -
7 plastic explosive
N1. प्लास्टिक विस्फोटक पदार्थPlastic explosive are found by the police in the criminal's suitcase. -
8 ram
N1. भेंड़ाHe has hundreds of rams in his cattle farm.2. दीवार\ramगिराने\ramकी\ramमशीनThey used the Ram machine to break the wall.--------VT1. कसना/भिड़नार/जानबूझ\ramकर\ramदूसरी\ramगाड़ी\ramसे\ramटकराना/ठूँसनाDo not ram the thread too hard or else it would break.The police van was rammed by a smuggler car.He rammed his clothes into a suitcase. -
9 spectacled
Adj1. चश्माधारी/चश्मा पहिने हुएI saw a spectacled man who was comming from the house with a suitcase. -
10 tag
N1. फीते\tagकी\tagघुण्डीThe tag of my shoe was lost.2. उपनामThe judge earned the tag of `Sir'.3. आंशिक\tagप्रश्न`He is going. Isn't he?' is a tag question.--------VT1. बाँधनाTag the suitcase well with a knot. -
11 transit
N1. पारगमनMy suitcase was lost in transit. -
12 trousseau
N1. दुलहन\trousseauका\trousseauसाज\trousseauसामानShe is keeping the trousseau in the suitcase.
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