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1 burst
N1. तड़कA burst of applause--------VI1. फटनाThe bubble burstThe dam burst2. निकल\burstभागनाHe burst out of the house into the cool night3. एकाएक\burstप्रकट\burstहो\burstजानाThe sun burst into view -
2 burst
n.चटख, तडक, फूटv. tr.फोडना, तोडना, तडकाना, चटकानाv. intr.फटना, तडकना, टूटना; निकल भागना, अलग हो जाना; एकाएक प्रकट हो जाना -
3 bubble
Adj1. असार--------N1. बुलबुलाLife is a bubble that can burst any day.--------VI1. खदबदाना/बुलबुले\bubbleउठनाThe lava bubbled in the crater. -
4 firecracker
N1. पटाखेDuring festival of Diwali children burst firecrackers to celebrate the festival. -
5 flow
N1. बहावThe flow of blood from the wound has stopped.2. धाराTimely and proper flow of information is very important for good management.3. धारा प्रवाहWhen he starts talking, you cannot stop his flow.--------V1. बहनाWater began to flow as soon as the dam burst.2. सरकनाTraffic islands help in regularising flow of trafic.3. अनवरत प्रवाहMoney flowed without restraints at his party.4. ढीले ढालेPriests usually wear flowing robes.5. बहुतायत सेThere was no control over flow of money in this election. -
6 jet
N1. जेट\jetविमानHe is undergoing training to fly jets.2. धाराThe pipe burst and jets of water shot across the room.--------VI1. निकल\jetपड़नाThe pipe bursted and water jetted out. -
7 sudden
Adj1. अचानकAll of a sudden, the front tyre burst.
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