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1 leg
N1. टांगA cow has four legs.2. पाँयचाThe leg of a trouser.3. पायाThe leg of a chair.4. पडावThe last leg of a journey. -
2 leg
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3 leg
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4 fore leg
N1. आगले\fore legपाँव\{चौपायों\fore legके\}The circus dog can walk on his fore legs. -
5 bandage
N1. पट्टीHe tied a bandage roud the wounded leg.--------VT1. पट्टी\bandageबाँधनाHe bandaged up his wounded leg. -
6 fracture
N1. टूटना/भंजनHe has a collorbone fracture.--------VI1. टूट\fractureजानाHis leg is fractured.--------VT1. तोड़\fractureलेना[देना]He has fractured his leg in the accident. -
7 amputate
VT1. काटना\{अंगोच्छेदन\amputateकरना\}He has a gangrene on his leg, we must amputate it. -
8 clip
N1. क्लिपI bought a packet of paper-clip.2. गोली\clipडली\clipहुई\clipबन्दूकClips were attached to the gun for firing.--------N1. छँटाईThe hedge around the house needs a clip.2. प्रहारShe gave a clip at his right leg.3. अंशWe saw the clip from the new film.--------V1. जोड़नाA picture was clipped at the back of the letter.2. छाँटनाThe parrot's wings were clipped and it was put in the cage. -
9 deformed
Adj1. विकृतHe has a deformed leg by birth. -
10 feeling
N1. बोधI have a bad feeling in this matter.2. चेतनाI have lost all feelings in my leg.The speaker appealed to the feelings of the audiance -
11 impale
V1. छेदनाIn trying to climb the fence he had impaled his leg. -
12 jog
N1. दौड़I go for a jog in the park every morning.--------V1. कसरत\jogके\jogलिये\jogदौड़नाI jog every morning to keep myself fit.2. मामूली\jogसा\jogधक्का\jogदेनाThe suitcase jogged against his leg as he walked. -
13 kibosh
N1. रुकावटBreaking his leg put the kibosh on his holiday. -
14 land-mine
N1. बारुदी सुरंगHis leg was blown off by a land-mine. -
15 limp
Adj1. लचीलाPaper-back books have limp covers.2. शक्तिहीनDue to the injury his leg has become quite limp.--------V1. लंगडानाHe limps a lot.2. कठिनाई से आगे बढ पानाThe boat limped into the harbour. -
16 locomotion
N1. गतिशीलताBecause of fracture in his left leg his locomotion has been considerably hampered. -
17 lose
V1. खो देनाHe most his pen.2. गँवा देनाHe lost a leg in the accident.3. मिट जानाHe has lost his confidence.4. न सुन पानाHis protests were lost in the noise.5. हार जानाThey lost the series by 2-0.6. बरबाद होनाTwenty minutes were lost due to the drizzle.7. पीछे हो जानाMy watch loses two minutes every twenty-four hours. -
18 nip
N1. चिकोटीHe felt a sharp pinch in his leg.--------VT1. चिकोटी\nipकाटनाShe nipped me on the arm.2. नुकसान\nipपहुँचाना " [तुषार\nipव\nipशीत\nipहवा\nipसे]The frost nipped the young shoots.3. जल्दी\nipकरनाThe car nipped in ahead of me. -
19 pain
N1. दर्दHer knee joint has a lot of pain.उसके घुटने के जोड़ में बहुत दर्द है.2. दुख़She took lot of pains to get her daughter educated.उसने अपनी बेटी को पढ़ाने के लिए बहुत दुख उठाए.--------V1. दर्द होनाYesterday Romi's leg was paining thats why she couldn't come to the party. -
20 put
V1. रखनाHe put the magazine aside and turned to speak to me.2. महत्ता देनाour company puts the emphasis on communication skills.3. व्यक्त करनाI put a clear statement on this issue.4. फेंकनाMy leg was fractured while I was putting the shot-put.
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