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1 object
N1. वस्तुShe loves to be surrounded by femiliar objects.2. किसी भवना का विषयI hate to be obfect of pity to anybody.3. हेतूHis object was to hurt you.4. कर्मThat is an example of an indirect object.--------V1. आपत्ति व्यक्त करनाI object to his use of indecent language. -
2 object
n.अभिप्राय; प्रयोजन; मुराद, उद्देश्य, लक्ष्य; वस्तु, पदार्थ; कर्मv. tr. & intr.विरोध करना, आपत्ति करना, रोकना, आडना, तर्क ना करना -
3 object lesson
N1. प्रेरणादायी उदाहरणChandra Babu Naidu wants to provide an object-lesson in the use of computers for efficient governance. -
4 object d' art
N1. छोटी सी कामापूर्ण चीज़The salarjung museum houses many objects d' art. -
5 delineation
N1. विवरणThe delineation of the plan was given by the architect.2. आकारEvery object has its definite delineation.हर वस्तु का अपना निश्चित आकार होता है. -
6 inanimate
Adj1. अचेतनA rock or stone is an inanimate object. -
7 intransitive
Adj1. अकर्मक\intransitiveक्रियाIntransitive verb has no object. -
8 precipitate
V1. वेग से गिरना[गिरा\precipitateदेना]To precipitate any object out of earth's gravity line requires a large amount of force.2. प्रेरित करनाThe price hike of the onions precipitated the people to buy them at heavy price. -
9 relational
Adj1. सम्बन्धात्मकScience tells us about the structural and relational properties of object. -
10 ridicule
N1. उपहासHis new hat has become an object of ridicule amongst his friends.--------VT1. उपहास\ridiculeकरनाThe managing committee ridiculed the staff for their new ideas. -
11 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. -
12 senate
N1. सीनेट/अधिसभाThe senate of the university had decided to take object steps against the law brekers. -
13 structure
N1. संरचना/निर्माणSubject,verb and object are parts of the structure of a sentence.2. ढाँचाOur body is a structure bones and flesh.--------V1. योजना करनाTo get success movements should be structured. -
14 tine
N1. नोकThe pencil has a tine.2. खाना\tineखाने\tineका\tineकाँटाUse knife and tine while eating.3. मृग\tineश्रृँग\tineका\tineभागHe has made a beautiful object from the tine. -
15 transitive
Adj1. सकर्मकtransitive verb has object. -
16 variously
Adv1. भिन्न\variouslyभिन्न\variouslyप्रकार\variouslyसेThe same object is called variously in various languages.
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