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1 fissile
Adj1. आण्विक\fissileसामग्रीCare should be taken for disposal of used fissile material from the neuclear reactors. -
2 interrogation
N1. पूछ\interrogationताछThe accused is taken for interrogation. -
3 venous
Adj1. नसयुक्तHer venous blood was taken for testing -
4 abattoir
N1. वधशालाThe animals were taken to an abattoir for slaughter. -
5 adjudication
N1. न्याय\adjudicationनिर्णयनThe case was taken to the supreme court for adjudication. -
6 advocacy
N1. वकालतHe is famous for his advocacy of anti-nuclear organizations.He has taken up advocacy as his job and is a famous advocate in the High court. -
7 commonwealth
N1. राष्ट्रमंडलMeasures for the progress of commonwealth has to be taken. -
8 decision
N1. निर्णयThe decision should be taken before the officer arrives.2. निश्चयHe made a firm decision before he left for the office. -
9 focus
N1. केंद्र बिंदुHe was the focus of all attention at the party.He has taken the photographs without properly focussing his camera causing the images to blurr.--------V1. केंद्रित होनाSince he was the chairman, all praises for the better performance of the company were focussed on him.The speakers are kept in such a way that the sound is focussed at the centre of the room.2. साफ दिखाई देनाHe fell as he could not focus his eyes in the semidarkness of the hall.3. केन्द्रित करनाPlease focus the lense of the microscope to see the specimen clearly. -
10 painkiller
N1. पीड़ाहारी औषधीMy mother took a painkiller to kill the headache.She has taken a painkiller for her back pain.उसने अपने पीठ दर्द के लिए पीड़ानाशक ओषधि ली है. -
11 retribution
N1. प्रतिकारShe has taken revenge and retribution from her husband for neglecting her.
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