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1 neighbouring
Adj1. पड़ोस काGo to the neighbouring village. -
2 bordeaux
N1. सफेद\bordeauxया\bordeauxलाल\bordeauxशराब\bordeauxबोरडेक्स\bordeauxस्थान\bordeauxसेPeople use to smuggle bordeaux from the neighbouring districts. -
3 concord
N1. मेल/एकताThe neighbouring states should live in concord. -
4 envoy
N1. उपराजदूतA special envoy of the neighbouring country met the Prime Minister.Since the ambassador was ill, Indian envoy represented the country in the meeting2. दूतThe UN envoy met the warring groups. -
5 feud
N1. कलह\{लंबे\feudसमय\feudसे\feudचलनेवाली\}The feud in their family has been going on for a long time.--------V1. सांघातिक\feudविरोधNeighbouring landlords are always feuding over property. -
6 overpowering
Adj1. नियन्त्रण\overpoweringकाThe military of the bigger country against the smaller neighbouringcountry was overpowering -
7 relations
N1. सम्बन्धRelations between the two neighbouring countries have improved. -
8 silo
N1. खत्ती/हरी फ़सल इकट्ठा करने का गड्ढाStore all the grass in the silo.2. प्रक्षेपास्त्र रखनेकी भूमिगत जगहEvery country has its silo's ready to launch missiles pointing towards their neighbouring country. -
9 tribute
N1. श्रद्धांजलिOur country paid tribute to the jawans who laid their lives in the Kargil.conflict.Winning a wimbledon is a tribute to her coach's skill.2. शुल्कAurangazeb was collecting tributes from the neighbouring statesो. -
10 tripartite
Adj1. त्रिपक्षीयThey had tripartite treaty with the neighbouring country.
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