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1 souffle
N1. सूफ्ल\{एक\souffleप्रकार\souffleकी\souffleमिठाई\}I would like to have some pineapple souffle. -
2 another
Adj1. एक\anotherऔर/दूसराWould you like to have another cup of tea?Take this book and bring another one. -
3 nightcap
N1. रात\nightcapमें\nightcapपेय\nightcapमदिरापानWould you like to have a nightcap?the waiter asked. -
4 position
N1. स्थानThe books were kept at their position.What is his position in the class? He is third from the top.What position does he play? centre-forward.2. अवस्थितिThe soldiers have to stand for hours without changing position.3. दृष्टिकोणShe has made her position very clear.4. स्थितिThe company's financial position is very sound.5. पदI would like to apply for the position of principal.--------V1. रख देनाAlarms are positioned at strategic points around the prison. -
5 square
Adj1. चौकोरA square room.2. पेटभर भोजनI had a square meal today.3. बलिष्ठIf you regularly do the exercises, you will be like that woman, of square frame.4. वर्ग मीटरThe length of the table was nine meter square.5. अच्छा व्यवहारYou should always make a square deal while signing a business contract.--------N1. चौकHis house is situated near the gurfam square.--------V1. चुकानाHave you squared the room's bill?2. समकोण बनानाTell the carpenter to square off the sides of the table.3. बराबर करनाThe final game squared the one day series.4. इजाजत लेनाYou may leave but it would be better if you square it with the principal first.
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