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1 snap
Adj1. तात्कालिक/फ़ौरी/आसुThis work is too snap.--------Interj1. समानता पर निकलनेवाला आश्चर्य भावSnap! your bag is similar to mine.--------N1. आशुचित्रI have a fine collection of holiday snaps.--------N1. ताश के पत्तों का एक खेलSnap is an entertaining game.--------V1. तोड़ ड़ालनाHe snapped his finger.2. दंश करना/काटनाThe snake snapped the boy's feet.3. गुर्रानाThe teacher snapped 'shut your mouth'.4. फोटो लेनाI snapped at the jumping boy. -
2 snap
n.तडक, एक एक टूट, कडकडाहट; छोटा तालाv. tr. & intr.चटकना, काट खाना, तडकाना; चुटकी बजाना -
3 cold snap
N1. अचानक\cold snapअल्प\cold snapसमय\cold snapकेलिए\cold snapठंड़\cold snapपड़नाI fell ill due to cold snap. -
4 to snap one's nose off
v. intr.किसी को बुरा भला कहना; किसी को धोखा देना -
5 glory
N1. कीर्तिThe soldiers have brought glory to the country.2. परमेश्वर\gloryका\gloryगुणगानThey sang paeans in the glory of god.3. महिमाNature's glory is great.4. आभाI took a snap of the glory of sunrise.--------V1. परमानन्द\gloryलेनाShe took glory in her victory at Wimbledon.
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