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N1. तैरने वाला पदार्थDo not forget to attach a float to the fishing line to prevent its sinking.2. झाँकीThere were many interesting floats in the Republic Day parade.3. रेज़गारीBus conducters do not keep float with them to avoid giving change to passengers.--------V1. बहनाThe dead body was found floating on the river.2. तैरनाShe kept on floating in the pool to relax.The water in the pond was so low that the boat could not float.3. राय देनाHe floated a few ideas on the new product.4. ज़ारी\floatकरनाThis company has floated its first public issue now.This company is floating a fresh issue of shares and debentures.5. मुद्रा का संतुलन रखनाCountries normally float their currency against the US Dollar.
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