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1 taste
N1. स्वादThe taste of goosebery is astringent.2. रुचिTim has a good taste for books.3. अनुभवHe got a taste of life on the wild side.--------VTI1. स्वाद\tasteलेTaste the curry. -
2 eclectic
Adj1. चयनशील\{विभिन्न\eclecticस्रोतों\eclecticसे\eclecticचुनने\eclecticवाला\}She has an eclectic taste in music. -
3 floury
Adj1. आटे से सना हुआShe opened the door with floury hands.2. आटे की तरहThis medicine has a floury taste. -
4 literay
Adj1. साहित्यिकHe has a literary taste. -
5 mild
Adj1. विनम्रHe has a very mild nature.2. नरमhe was given a mild punishment.3. सादाThe taste of the food is qute mild in this restaurant. -
6 stock
Adj1. भरपूर मात्रा में रखा जाने वालाThe shopkeeper keeps bread as one of his stock items.--------N1. तिज़ारती मालThe shop has a stock of good quality rice.2. पशु धनOur ancestors had a big cattle stock in the village.3. पूँज़ीHis mother gave him all her stock so that he could start his business well.4. पीढ़ीShe comes from an English business stock.5. ख्यातिHe possesses a good stock in other people's mind.6. हड्डियों से बनाया जाने वाला पदार्थChicken stock enhances the taste of chicken soup.7. तनाIt's difficult to support the stock of the gun on your shoulder. -
7 tart
Adj1. खट्टाThe mango has a tart taste.--------N1. टार्ट\{फल\tartका\tartबना\tartहुआ\tartछोटा\tartपतला\tartकेक\}She made tart for lunch.
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