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1 fall off
N1. गिरावटThere has been a slight fall off in the sale of Bata footwear.--------PhrV1. से\fall offगिरनाHe fell off a tree and broke his hand.2. कम\fall offहो\fall offजानाThe crime rate has fallen off in the last year. -
2 branch
N1. शाखाA branch of CongressHe broke off one of the branches--------V1. विभाजित\branchहोनाThis road branches off into three lanes after two kilometers.
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