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1 high school
N1. उच्च विद्यालयहमारे गाँव में " high school " तक ही पढ़ाई होती है. -
2 primary
Adj1. आद्यThe doctor cured the disease in its primary stage only.2. मूलThe primary aim of N.S.S. is to produce social volunteers.3. प्राथमिकOne must possess primary education for high school study.--------N1. एक प्रकार का निर्वाचनHe won by a great margin in primary elections. -
3 underachieve
Vअसफल\underachieveहोनाRam underachieved in the high school examination. -
4 periphery
N1. घेराour school has strong and high periphery.Every man has a limited political periphery in his life. -
5 stand
N1. स्टैंडOne of the stand at cups fair had a good variety of cups.2. कटघराWitnesses must take the stand before telling something to court.3. दृढ़मतRam has a very firm stand on the issue of economic liberalization.4. अड्डाAppu Ghar has a taxi stand.--------V1. खड़ा होना[रहना]Due to weakness he was unable to stand.We stood up in order to honour our chief guest.2. खड़ा करनाWe should stand the water filled bottles in refrigeration.3. रहनाOnce a great banyan tree stood here.we should stand firm on our opinions.4. होनाOur school building stands 50 m high.5. सहनाNo one should stand his /her insult.6. के लिये रुपये देनाWe should be in operation to stand meals to our friends.
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