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1 sick
Adj1. अस्वस्थHe has been sick for many days.The sick lady was not able to stand in a moving train.2. उलटी आनाWhile travelling in the crowded bus I felt sick.3. ऊबा हुआShe has had the same job for years and is heartily sick of it.4. व्याकुलWe were pretty sick about losing the match.--------N1. उल्टीThe basin was littered with sick.2. अस्वस्थमरीज़Admit the seriously sick first.--------V1. वमन करनाThe baby sicked up a little milk. -
2 fly
N1. पैंट में ज़िप लगाने की जगहHis fly is open as the zip is not closed.2. तम्बू का दरवाज़ाPlease close the fly of your tent to prevent entry of snakes in this jungle.--------N1. मक्खीThere are many flies in this room.2. बंसी में लगाने का चाराHe uses only artificial fly for fishing.--------V1. उड़नाThe bees fly to the garden to collect necter.I normally fly to save time.Her skirt was flying in the strong wind.The rumours of a coup were flying thick and fast.2. उड़ानाThis company flies its own planes between the locations of its plants.The commercial pilots are trained to fly aeroplanes.I want to fly a kite.3. फहरानाPeople are allowed to fly the national flag at their homes on specific days.4. तेज़ रफ्तार से जानाThe bus was flying along the road at a very high speed.He was hit by a stone which came flying at him.The gate flew open when the car dashed against it.Time flew so fast that holidays were over before he realised.pages 453 and 454 of OALD5. भागनाHe flew from the city fearing his arrest.--------fly / go off at a tangentIDM1.--------fly / go out of the windowIDM1.fly / show / wave the flagIDM see FLAG
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