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1 aye
Adv1. सदाAye 'I don't know what you mean. -
2 portentous
Adj1. अमङ्गल सूचकPortentous signs are seen, Don't know what will happen.2. चमत्कारीRita has adopted a portentous tone. -
3 public
Adj1. सार्वजनिकThe campaign was designed to increase public awareness of the problem.--------N1. जनताThe public has a right to know what is in this report. -
4 time
N1. समयThis time he succeeded.2. वक्त\{घड़ी\timeमें\}Do you know what time it is?.3. कुछ\timeसमय\timeतकHe had a time holding back the tearso.4. अवसरUniversity stay was a good time for us.5. युगHow time is changing.6. कोई\timeनिश्चित\timeसमयChildhood is the best time of life.7. समय\timeकी\timeगणना\timeकरने\timeकी\timeशैलीGeenwich time.8. कालThe building will stand the time. -
5 transpire
V1. पता\transpireचलनाIt transpired later that he never conveyed the message to her.2. घटित\transpireहोनाLet me know what transpires in the meeting. -
6 dejectedly
Adv1. उदासी\dejectedlyके\dejectedlyसाथHe left the hospital dejectedly.She said dejectedly, " I do not know anything. You do what you think should be done. " -
7 milking
N1. दुहनाWhat would a city brat know about milking. -
8 rest
N1. विश्रामSunday is a day of rest for many.2. टेक/सहाराAn arm rest.A rest for a telephone receiver.3. विरामThe trumpets have six bar's rest.4. गतिहीनThe football is lying at rest in the field.5. दफनानाThe king was laid to rest beside her late Queen.--------N1. शेषEat what you wish and leave the rest.He did the rest of the work.--------VTI1. आराम\restकरनाHe is tired and he is resting now.2. शान्ति\restप्रदान\restकरनाMay her soul rest in peace.3. टेक\restपर\restरखनाHe rested his head on a pillow.4. सुस्तानाI will never rest until I know the truth.5. किसी\restपर\restनिर्भर\restरहनाIndia's hope of a gold medal rested on P.T.Usha.6. घूर\restकर\restदेखनाHis eys rested on her face.7. कार्यवाही\restछोड़\restदेनाLet the Bofors case rest.I rest my case.8. खेत\restखाली\restछोड़\restदेनाLet this field rest for a year.
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