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1 achievement
N1. उपलब्धिComputers can be termed as the greatest scientific achievement of the decade. -
2 achievement
n.पराक्रम, वीरता का काम, करतूत; साधन प्राप्ति, पूरा करना -
3 achievement
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4 corker
N1. उत्तम\corkerव्यक्ति\corkerया\corkerवस्तुIt was his first achievement in cricket and an absolute corker. -
5 pseud
Adj1. दिखावटीBe aware of pseud in the society.--------N1. दिखावटीShe's just pseud,. She knows nother about the theatre really..2. छद्मKe made a pseud remark about my achievement. -
6 scholorship
N1. छात्र वृत्तिSita got a scholorship for her achievement in classical music. -
7 skin frost
N1. त्वचारोपणSkin frost is one of the most successful achievement of scientist. -
8 standpoint
N1. दृष्टिकोणFrom development stand point this is a great achievement. -
9 stayer
N1. थकानेवाली दौड़ते रहने की सामर्थ्य रखनेवालाAfter this achievement he proved himself a stayer. -
10 swell
V1. सूजनाHis eyes swelled with tears.--------V1. सूजनाHis legs got swelled.2. बढZनाThe group of onlookers soon swelled to a crowd.3. फूल जानाHer heart swelled with pride at his achievement. -
11 triumph
N1. विजयSteffe Graf returned home in triumph after winning the tennis tournament.The triumps of modern science is a remarkable achievement.--------VTI1. जीतनाAnand triumped over his partner in the chess. -
12 wonder
N1. अचंभाWe were filled with wonder when the total eclipse occurred.--------VT1. आश्चर्य\wonderकरनाRamesh wondered at the young child's achievement.2. जानने\wonderको\wonderउत्सुक\wonderहोनाI wonder whether they will come.
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