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1 hole
N1. छेदउसने " Hole' को सिमेंट से भर दिया--------V1. छेद बनानासीमा वासियों के मकान की दीवारों में गोलाबारी से 'hole'(छेद बन गये)किये. -
2 hole
n.छिद्र, छेद, बिल, कन्दरा, गुहाv. tr.बिल मे भगा ले जाना, बिल खोदना, छेद करना, दोष लगाना -
3 hole
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4 blow-hole
N1. वायुछिद्रNostril is the blow-hole through which whales respire. -
5 hell-hole
N1. बुरा स्थानवह होटल " hell-hole" स्थान पर है. -
6 peep hole
N1. झाँकने का छिद्र/झरोखाThere is a peep hole in my front door through which I can recognize visitors who come to my home. -
7 plug hole
N1. डाट का सुराखThe water was flowed from the plug hole to the drain. -
8 fox hole
N1. खाई\{युद्ध\fox holeके\fox holeसमय\fox holeछिपने\fox holeके\fox holeलिये\fox holeखोदी\}The soldiers fired back from their fox holes. -
9 pot hole
N1. गढ्ढाThere are big accidents which occur due to pot holes in road. -
10 bud
N1. कलीHe always used a rose bud in his button-hole.2. कलम\budलगानाHe budded the hybrid rose for me.--------VI1. कली\budनिकालनाThe hibiscus is budding!2. पल्लवित\budहोनाTheir friendship was budding. -
11 burn
N1. जलने\burnका\burnघावHe received severe burns in the fire.--------VI1. जलनाMaple wood burns wellShe was burning with angerMy eyes are burning--------VT1. जलानाThey burned the house and his diariesThe sun burned his faceShe was burning with angerBurn garbageWitches were burned in SalemHe has money to burnBurn off calories through vigorous exerciseThe iron burnt a hole in my dress -
12 fill
N1. संतुष्टिI had my fill of sweets at the wedding reception.I have had my fill of my friend's bad behaviour.--------V1. भरनाHe asked his son to fill the hole in the ground.The crowed filled the stadium to capacity.This vacancy has been filled by a suitable candidate.I recently got cavities in my tooth filled by the dentist. -
13 filler
N1. वस्तु\fillerको\fillerभर\fillerदेनाWhile casting, a filler hole is kept to pour the metal. -
14 fit
Adj1. स्वस्थHe keeps himself fit by regular excercises.2. उपयुक्तThis water is fit for drinking.He is a fit person for this work.3. उचितIt is fit and proper that one should care for the elders.--------N1. दौराShe gets epileptic fits.He gets frequent fits due to epilepsy.He gets fits of coughing frequently.He broke the crockery in a fit of anger.2. आवेशIn a fit of anger he slapped his friend.3. नाप\fitकाI find that this coat is a good fit.--------V1. समानाOnly four persons can fit in this car.2. सही\fitबैठनाThis peg is a tight fit on this hole.This clause does not fit in this agreement. -
15 gimlet
N1. बरमीI made a hole in the wall with a gimlet. -
16 mouse-trap
N1. चुहियादानी/चूहेदानीA mouse -trap had been set near the hole of the mouse to get rid of it. -
17 peep
N1. चीं-चींI heard a peep from the floor which I late discovered were mice.--------N1. झाँकीThe girl took a peep through the bedroom door to make sure that baby is asleep in her cot.--------V1. चीं-चीं करनाThe class girls had been silent for the entire period with out peeping.--------V1. झाँकनाThe man was peeping through the hole. -
18 scrape
V1. छीलना/रगड़नाScraping potatoes is necessary to make potato chips.2. खरोंच खानाI fell from the bike and scrapped my knee.3. घिसनाDon'ट् scrape your chair on the floor.4. खोदनाThe workers scrape a hole in the ground. -
19 shovel
N1. बेलचा/बेलThe laborers use shovel to dig a pit or a big hole in the ground.--------V1. बेलचे से उठाना या हठानाTo clear the road the workers kept on shoveling the snow. -
20 spew
V1. वमन करना/उगलनाJust after having her meal, she spewed out all.2. जल्दी से निकलनाWater spewed out of the hole.
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