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1 German
Adj1. जर्मनी\GermanसेThere are lots of German tourists in India.--------N1. जर्मन\Germanदेश\Germanका\GermanनिवासीSteffi Graf is a very famous German tennis player. -
2 crone
N1. बूढ़ी\croneऔरतShe is an ugly old woman,creating lots of problems. -
3 curlew
N1. एक\curlewजलपक्षीLots of curlews flock in the bird sanctuary -
4 fallow
Adj1. कुछ\fallowलाल\fallowया\fallowपीलाThere are lots of fallow farmland in Punjab.--------N1. परती\{भूमि\}There are many fallows in our country.--------VT1. जोतनाThe farmer fallowed the farmland. -
5 fire power
N1. लड़ाई\fire powerकी\fire powerशक्तिTo have superior fire power is very important in winning modern wars.This company has lots of financial fire power to avoid takeover by other company. -
6 frill
N1. झालरHer skirt has lots of frills. -
7 gaseous
Adj1. गैस\gaseousका\gaseousसाThere are lots of gaseous substances in the atmosphere. -
8 germ
N1. जीवाणुThere are lots of germs in uncovered food. -
9 gift
N1. दानI recieved lots of gifts on my birthday.--------VT1. भेंट\giftदेनाI gifted a necklace to my wife on our marriage anniversary. -
10 grinder
N1. पिसनहाराToday's grinders have lots of facilities. -
11 jewel
N1. मणिThere are lots of jewels on display in the museum. -
12 knick-knack
N1. दिखावटी\knick-knackगहनेShe has lots of knick-knack. -
13 lot
N1. ढेरThis lot is meant for him.2. बहुत बडी संख्याLots of people come to this temple every day.3. स्थान विशेषParking lot.4. भाग्यI pity her lot. -
14 occasion
N1. अवसर/प्रसंगOn rare occassions, she dressed up.2. मौकाI don't get much occasion to speak German.--------V1. निमित्तमात्र होनाThe child's remarks occasioned lots of mirth. -
15 outstanding
Adj1. अप्रतिमViShwanath Anand's outstanding game is amazing.2. सहजगम्यThat is an outstanding problem in that deal.3. अपूर्णLots of outstanding work crowds the daily transactions. -
16 petunia
N1. संध्या\petuniaमालतीLots of petunias are growing in the garden. -
17 rat
N1. चूहाLots of rats are making menace in her neighbourhood.2. आने\ratवाले\ratसंकट\ratकी\ratआशंका\ratकरना\ratI smelt a rat when she became kind to me all of sudden.--------VI1. अपने\ratसाथियोँ\ratको\ratछोड़नाHis friends dislike him as he often rats on them. -
18 sea food
N1. समुद्री भोजनCoastal people eat lots of seafood. -
19 sunday
N1. इतवारIts Sunday, that means we are going to have lots of fun today.
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