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1 round
Adj1. गोलShe has a beautiful round mirror.--------N1. वृत्तCut the dough into small rounds for making biscuits.She has eaten two rounds of cheese sandwich.2. दौरThe next round of the peace talks between india and pakistan will start next month.He fired several rounds at the thief.3. पारीThe match only lasted three rounds.4. बारीNow its my round to buy drinks for you all.5. घेराThe children sat in a round.6. बौछारThe police fired several rounds at the thieves.He got a big round of aqpplause from the audience.7. फेराThe doctor saw the patient on his daily round.--------VTI1. गोल\roundबनानाMake a round shape of the object.Round the lips while making clear sound. -
2 substantive
Adj1. पृष्ट आधारवालाMake substantive ideas regarding to start our business.--------Adj1. विधिवत प्रस्तावितGive substantive ideas regarding our business.
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