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N1. धड़कनHe could feel the beat of her heart.2. तालHe heard the beat of a drum.--------V1. हरानाAgassi beat Becker in a tennis match.2. वार\beatकरनाThugs beat him up when he walking down the street late at night.3. खटखटानाHe kept on beating on the door but no one opened it.4. धड़कनाHer heart was beating fast.5. टकरानाHailstorms beat against the windows.6. तड़पानाThe sun was beating down on us7. फेंटनाI beat the egg whites to make omelette.8. पीटनाShe beat her breast out of emotion.
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