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1 boredom
N1. ऊबOne can easily find out a look of boredom on his face. -
2 down
Adv1. उदास/हतोत्साहShe has been down since her last exam results.नीचेHe lay face downThe thief was hidden in the down staircaseThe shades were down3. खराबWe can't work because the computer is downगिरा\downहुआThe tree is downनकदThey made the down payment--------N1. रोवाँ/मुलायम\downबालYou have 4 downs to gain 1.yards--------Prep1. के\downनीचे/के\downतलेYou should run down a hill.He ran off down the street.--------VT1. नीचे\downगिरानाHe downed three martinis before dinnerSome people can down a pound of meat in the course of one mealThe policeman downed the heavily armed suspect -
3 flick
N1. झटकाHe flicked the curtains to remove dust.2. तेज़ीHe flicked through the applications received in response to the advertisement but could not find one suitable to company's requirement.3. सिनेमा की फिल्मA very good flick is running at Capital theater.--------V1. झटके से मारनाHe flicked the whip at the horse to drive him faster.2. झटका देनाHe flicked the ball with a twist of wrist to send it to the boundary.He flicked the towel in his face.3. हिलानाThe dog flicked its tail to drive away the flies. -
4 freckled
Adj1. चित्ते\freckledपड़े\freckledहुएHer freckled face with red hair looks odd to every one. -
5 light
Adj1. हलकाThe bat is very light. She is a light sleeper.2. बलाघातशून्यHe made a light touch with his fingure.3. थकावट रहितHave some light exercise every morning.4. सरलMost people enjoy listening to light music. The culprit was let off with a light sentence.5. फुहारLight rain.6. कमLight trading. Light breakfast.7. भार रहितI feel so light hearted now.--------N1. प्रकाशFrom a distance one could see the light in the hut.2. प्रकाश-स्रोतSwitch on the light.3. समझHe struggled for a while with the puzzle before the light dawned.--------V1. जलानाLight the stove.2. प्रकाशित होनाThis road is well-lighted.3. चमक उठनाHis face lighted up on listening the news of his success.
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to spite one's face — See: CUT OFF ONE S NOSE TO SPITE ONE S FACE … Dictionary of American idioms
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