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1 gauge
N1. मापA new broad guage line is being laid here.--------VT1. नापनाThere is a new equipment to guage the speed of the bowler's delivery. -
2 gauge
n.माप, पैमाना, प्रमापक; अनुमानv. tr.नापना, अन्दाजा करना, अटकल करना, आंकना, थाह लेना -
3 payload
N1. बम या मिसाइल के फूटने का सामर्थ्यIt is not easy to gauge the payload of a balistic missile. -
4 register
N1. बहीSir could you sign the hotel register please?2. दूरी\registerजहाँ\registerतक\registerमनुश्य\registerया\registerबाजे\registerकी\registerआवाज\registerसुनाई\registerपड़ेThe register of a flute is very high.--------VT1. दर्ज\registerकरनाYou should always register the birth of a child.2. पंजीकृत\registerकरानाGet yourself registered in the Employment Exchange.3. प्रदर्शित\registerकरनाRain Gauge registered 4.7 cm of rain fall.
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