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1 strong hold
N1. केन्द्रMeerut is a strong hold for this political party.2. किलाMoghal strong holds are the witnesses for the past history. -
2 reservation
N1. आरक्षणI support this measure without reservation.2. सुरक्षित\reservationअधिकारI have my reservations about the scheme.3. आरक्षित\reservationभूमिReservation of land in this area is for scheduled tribes.4. किसी\reservationवस्तु\reservationका\reservationआरक्षणPlease hold reservations in the name of Mr.and Mrs.Gupta. -
3 fire
N1. आगThe fire at the cinema hall resulted in many deaths.2. गोली\fireचलानाThe police opened fire to hold back the violent mob.--------V1. प्रहार\fireकरना\{बंदूक\fireया\fireतीर\fireसे\}He fired at the robbers.2. निकाल\fireदेनाHe has recently been fired from his job.3. उत्तेजित\fireहोनाThe words of the boss fired his imagination for developing a new application for this product.4. भट्टी\fireमें पकानाBricks are fired in fire klins to make them stong.
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