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1 get through
PhrV1. पूरा\get throughकरनाThey got through the ration just in ten days.2. सफल\get throughहोनाThe younger child got through the exams.3. पार\get throughकरनाYou will reach the town early if you get through the river.4. पहुँचनाThe food and clothing got through to the soldiers in time.5. बात\get throughसमझानाIt is very hard getting your ideas through these students. -
2 shy
Adj1. शर्मीलाThe child is not at all shy with adults.2. भड़कैलHe is just shy by nature.3. कमWe are still two players shy (of a full team).
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