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1 minute
Adj1. सूक्ष्मIt was a minute particle but hurt the eye badly.--------N1. मिनटThe minute passed and she could not say anything.2. मीटिंग\minuteका\minuteविवरणThe minutes of the meeting are not yet ready. -
2 schwa
N1. अ\schwaका\schwaह्स्व\schwaरूपYears passed I had not met my friend. -
3 assert
VT1. बलपूर्वक कहनाShe asserted that she would not yield to any pressure.The lawyer asserted her innocence.2. जोर देनाEveryone has to assert for the law to be passed. -
4 cross
Adj1. आड़ा/तिरछा2. चिड़चिड़ा/हठी3. प्रतिकूलHe gave her a cross look.What are you so cross about?Strong cross winds make it impossible for boats to leave harbour.--------N1. गुणा\crossया\crossधन\crossका\crossनिशानThe crop regions are marked on the map with a cross\{+,x\}.2. कष्ट/संकटWe all have our crosses to bear and to live with it.3. संकरA mule is a cross between a horse and a donkey.4. ईसाई\crossधर्म\crossका\crossचिह्न/क्रूशShe wears a small golden cross on a chain round her neck.The cross on which Christ died.--------VT1. पार\crossउतारना/पार\crossकरनाLook before you cross the road.The river is too deep,we can not cross over.2. कोई\crossबात\crossध्यान\crossमे\crossआनाA new idea crossed her mind.3. किसी\crossगलत\crossबात\crossको\crossकाटनाTwo sentences have been crossed out from the paragraph.4. मार्ग\crossमें\crossमिलनाWe crossed each other on the way.The trains crossed5. रोकना/विरोध\crossकरनाShe was angry when her plans were crossed.6. एक\crossदूसरे\crossको\crossकाटनाLet straight lines,AB and CD cross each other at O.7. क्रास\crossका\crossचिह्न\crossबनानाShe crossed herself as she passed the church. -
5 erogenous
Adj1. कामोत्तेजकThe movie could not be passed for general viewing by the censor board as it contained several scenes depicting stimulation of erogenous zones of the actors. -
6 informant
Adj1. सूचकHe passed on the news to us but could not say who his informant was.--------N1. सूचना देनेवाला -
7 qualification
N1. योग्यताHer qualifications for the job are excellent.2. शर्तShe passed the project but not without any qualifications.
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