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N1. चाकू\cutleryछुरी\cutleryइत्यादिThe chef set the table with cutleries -
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n.चाकू, छुरी, इत्यादि, काटने का यंत्र; चाकू, कैंची, आदि बनाने का काम -
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Adj1. संपूर्णThis is an absolutely perfect set of cutlery.2. हीThis is the perfect copy of the original document.3. आदर्शA perfect score made by the opening batsman gives hope to win the game.4. परिशुद्धThey speak perfect French.5. भूतकाल सम्बन्धीI have eaten" is the present perfect tense of " eat--------N1. पूर्णभूतThe verb is in the perfect.--------V1. परिपूर्ण करनाShe is an artist who spent years perfecting her creativity. -
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Adj1. निश्चितThis Hotel serves meals at set times.2. दृढ़She has very set ideas on womens' issues.3. कृत्रिमShe always has a set expression on her face.4. तैयारThe new political party looks set for victory in the general election.5. निर्धारितEvery winter they visit us on set days.--------N1. सेटCan you get a cutlery set for me?2. दृश्यबन्धThe film had mega sets.3. समूहSet of workers got buried under the debris.4. समुच्चयHe is solving the problems in the chapter sets.--------V1. रख देनाShe set the big tray down on the table.2. लिपिबद्ध करनाHari set pen to paper to complete the letter.3. ठीक करनाWhy don't you set the alarm at 6 O' clock.4. जड़नाHer necklace was set with rubies.5. निश्चित करनाRavi and Rita have not yet set a date for their wedding.6. प्रवर्तित करनाShe set a new world record for the marathon.7. दृढ़ हो जानाThe cement will take some time to set.8. कठोर हो जानाShe set her jaw in a determined manner.9. बैठानाThe sergeon set her broken bone.10. कम्पोज़ करनाBooks were previously set by hand but not any more.11. अस्त हो जानाThe sun in northern countries sets much later in summer than in winter.
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Cutlery and Allied Trades Research Association — Formation 1952 Purpose/focus Technical organisation for kitchenware,cutlery, knife and blade manufacturers, retailers and users Location Henry Street, Sheffield, UK Region served Worldwide … Wikipedia
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cutlery — ► NOUN ▪ knives, forks, and spoons used for eating or serving food … English terms dictionary
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cutlery — [[t]kʌ̱tləri[/t]] 1) N UNCOUNT Cutlery consists of the knives, forks, and spoons that you eat your food with. [BRIT] She arranged plates and cutlery on a small table. (in AM, use , flatware) 2) N UNCOUNT You can refer to knives and tools used for … English dictionary
cutlery — noun Cutlery is used before these nouns: ↑drawer … Collocations dictionary
cutlery — noun (U) knives, forks, spoons, and other things used for eating with; silverware AmE: Can you put the cutlery on the table … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
cutlery — noun Date: 15th century 1. the business of a cutler 2. edged or cutting tools; specifically implements for cutting and eating food … New Collegiate Dictionary
