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1 value added tax
N1. किसी\value added taxवस्तु\value added taxके\value added taxउत्पादन\value added taxपर\value added taxलगाए\value added taxजाने\value added taxवाला\value added taxकरI paid value added tax at the airport -
2 add
V1. जोड़नाIf 2 is added to 3 we get 5.He added another remark to his earlier one.2. बढानाGirish's irresponsible behavious adds to my worries.3. मिलानाWhen we add water to the paste we get a drink. -
3 allspice
N1. मसाला जो सूखे सरसफल से बनाया जाता हैCurries added with allspice are very tasty. -
4 cheese
N1. चीज़/पनीरI like pizza added with cheeze. -
5 chlorine
N1. क्लोरीनChlorine can be added in water for purification. -
6 clove
N1. लौंगA clove of garlic added in the meat increases its flavour. -
7 cochineal
N1. खानेवाला\cochinealलाल\cochinealरंगCochineal was added to give colour to the cake. -
8 codicil
N1. परिशिष्टShe added a codicil to her will. -
9 crystallise
V1. रवेदार\crystalliseबनानाThe sugar was crystallized and then the coconut was added for the cookie -
10 currant
N1. मुनक्काShe added currants to the pudding -
11 dill
N1. सौंफ\dillके\dillपौधे\dillजैसा\dillएक\dillसुगन्ध\dillयुक्त\dillपौधाDills are added to pickles for a strong taste. -
12 flavouring
N1. स्वादिष्ट बनाने के लिये मिलाया गया पदार्थEssences are added as flavouring in many sweets. -
13 gaiety
N1. हर्षोल्लास\gaietyका\gaietyवातावरणThe fancy dress show added to the gaiety of the annual day celebrations. -
14 injury time
N1. खेल\injury timeके\injury timeअन्त\injury timeमें\injury timeअतिरिक्त\injury timeसमयInjury time was added at the end of the football game. -
15 lustre
N1. चमकHis deeds added lustre to his life. -
16 magnolia
N1. सफेद या गुलाबी फूलोंवाला पेड़The row of flowerin magnolia added a pleasant color to the garden. -
17 nutmeg
N1. जायफलNutmeg has also beed added to give flavour. -
18 pint
N1. द्रव्य का एक मापA half pint of cream was added to the curry.2. द्रव्य का दूसरा मापRavi stopped at a pub for a pint. -
19 piquant
Adj1. मसालेदार/चरपराThe spice added to food give it a piquant flavour2. दिलचस्पThe teacher heard a piquant bit of gossip in the class room. -
20 prefix
N1. उपसर्गI left out the question in which we had to add prefixes.2. पूर्व प्रत्ययIn another two years I will finish my medical course and prefix Dr. will be added to my name.--------V1. शुरू या प्रारंभ में लगानाAll S.T.D. codes are prefixed with `0'.
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