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  • 1 line

    N
    1. लाइन/रेखा
    A horizontal line.
    2. सीमा-रेखा
    The crossed the line and so he was declared out.
    3. सुरक्षा-पंक्तियाँ
    In battle fields there are different lines of defence.
    4. पंक्ति
    Stand in a line. There are ten words in this line.
    5. वंशावली
    He comes from a family with a line of sportsmen.
    6. डोरी/तार
    Fishing line; telephone line.
    7. पटरी
    Line of train.
    8. प्रणाली
    We are not sure which line of action he is going to adopt in this matter.
    9. परिवहन कम्पनी
    A shipping line.
    10. व्यवसाय
    He has chosen business as his line.
    11. क्षेत्र
    He is joining a technical line.
    12. विशेष दूरसंचार सेवा
    He talked on the hotline.
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    V
    1. रेखा खींचना
    Draw a line joining A and B.
    2. अस्तर लगाना
    A woollen blanket gives more warmth when lined up with a cotton sheet.

    English-Hindi dictionary > line

  • 2 phrase

    N
    1. वाक्यांश
    A group of words with special meaning is called a phrase.
    2. मुहावरा
    A phrase can be effectively used to emphasise a point.

    English-Hindi dictionary > phrase

  • 3 rhyme

    N
    1. तुकबंदी
    Her all poetries end in rhyming words.
    She made up a little rhyme to amuse the children.
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    V
    1. तुकबंदी\rhymeकरना
    You can rhyme girl with curl.

    English-Hindi dictionary > rhyme

  • 4 song book

    N
    1. गीत\song bookपुस्तिका
    A songbook has a collection of songs with both music and words.

    English-Hindi dictionary > song book

  • 5 spoke

    N
    1. तीली\{साइकिल\spokeइत्यादि\spokeकी\}
    The ball hit so hard that almost all spokes are broken.
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    V
    1. बोला
    past participle form clashing with the noun form
    The words you spoke are not liked by anyone.

    English-Hindi dictionary > spoke

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