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1 morning
N1. सुबह/प्रभातIsn't it a pleasant morning. -
2 morning
n.भोर, सवेरा, प्रातःकाल, सुबह, प्रभात, उषाकाल -
3 morning
bhor, saveraa, subah, prabhaat -
4 morning dress
N1. प्रातःकालीन वस्त्रShe went to the breakfast table in her morning dress. -
5 morning prayer
N1. प्रातःकालीन आराधनाThe college begins after a short morning prayer. -
6 morning room
N1. प्रातःकाल बैठने का कक्षShe sat reading the newspaper in the morning room. -
7 morning sickness
N1. उल्टी\{गर्भधारण की स्थिति में\}Do you know that her daughter-in-law was doubtful of morning sickness. -
8 morning star
N1. प्रभात ताराYesterday I was about to see the morning star. -
9 In the morning
N1. सुबहI drink a glass of milk in the morning. -
10 awake
Adj1. जागे\awakeहुएThe children were wide awake.बच्चे पूरी तरह से जगे हुए थे.--------VI1. जागनाRam awoke at 5a.m. in the morning.राम प्रातः 5 बजे जागा.--------VT1. जगानाHari awoke Rina at six in the morning.हरि ने रीना को सुबह छः बजे जगाया -
11 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. -
12 scrunch
V1. चीखनाThe crow was scrunching in the morning sitting at the top of tree. -
13 Sir
N1. सर\{श्रीमन\}Good morning sir. -
14 a matter of course
N1. स्वाभाविक बातI check my in-tray every morning as a matter of course. -
15 am
Abbr:morning before midday1. दोपहर\amसे\amपहले\amका\amसमयThe programme begins at 9 a.m.--------AuxV1. हूँI am a girl. -
16 atop
Prep1. के\atopऊपर/सिर\atopके\atopऊपरThe gun atop the hill kept firing till early morning. -
17 bath
N1. नहानाRam takes bath every morning. -
18 best
Adj1. सर्वोत्तमI don't know the best film of the year.--------Adv1. सबसे\bestअच्छाI work best in the morning.--------N1. सर्वोत्तमI tried my level best to win the match. -
19 blur
N1. धब्बाLosing to a weak team like Zimbabwe was a blur on the Indian cricket team.--------V1. धुंधला\blurकरनाThe early morning fog blurred our vision. -
20 bustle
N1. हलचलThe streets were full of morning bustle.
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Morning — Morn ing, a. Pertaining to the first part or early part of the day; being in the early part of the day; as, morning dew; morning light; morning service. [1913 Webster] She looks as clear As morning roses newly washed with dew. Shak. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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morning — morn|ing1 W1S1 [ˈmo:nıŋ US ˈmo:r ] n [U and C] [Date: 1200 1300; Origin: morn + ing (as in evening)] 1.) the early part of the day, from when the sun rises until 12 o clock in the middle of the day ▪ It was a nice sunny morning. ▪ I hated those… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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