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Adj1. बाद\afterकाWe shall rectify these problems in the after years.--------Adv1. बाद\afterमेंThe week after,I left for the U.S.2. पीछेHe was ahead and I was standing after him.--------Prep1. के\afterबादWe shall meet here the day after tomarrow.Day after day I tried to meet him but could not.My name comes after yours in the roll call.After all your ill conduct, I do not wish to speak to you.She arrived just after lunch.2. की\afterओरThe children stared after the detectives dressedI ran after him to tell him to meet me later.I'm after a job in the hospital.3. के\afterबारे\afterमेंI inquired after him and come to know that he was ill.4. के\afterअनुसरण\afterपरHe was named after his grandfather and really emerged just like him.
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