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1 the open
N1. खुली जगहThe children love being out in the open. -
2 open
Adj1. खुलाThe thief escaped through the open gate.2. निष्कपटHe was quite open about his reasons for leaving.3. अनिर्णीतThe matter was discussed and left open for the time being.4. आरम्भ करनाHe opened a conversation on the issue of animal rights.--------VTI1. खोलनाMary opened the car door.2. प्रारंभ\openकरनाHe opened a new business. -
3 open the floodgates
IDM1. भीड़ आने के दरवाज़े खोलनाThe public came to the city square in such large numbers as if the floodgates have been opened. -
4 break
N1. दरारThey hoped to avoid a break in relationsThe break in the dam threatened the valleyThe break in the eighth frame cost him the match2. शुरुआतHe finally got his big breakHe made a break for the open door3. छुट्टीWe took a 10-minute breakIt was presented without commercial breaks4. अन्तरHe was up two breaks in the second set--------VT1. भंग\breakकरनाBreak the loaf of breadThe book dealer would not break the set2. बल\breakतोड़नाThe horse was tough to breakIf the new teacher won't break, we'll add some stressBreak a circuit3. कम\breakकरनाBreak cigarette smoking4. फूटनाBreak into tears5. चलनाThings have been breaking pretty well for us in the past few months6. तोड़नाMy daughter's fancy wedding is going to break me!I had to break a $100 bill just to buy the candyBreak a branch from a treeFor a hero loves the world till it breaks him7. फटनाHis voice is breaking--he should no longer sing in the choir8. फोड़नाBreak an alibiBreak the code -
5 trumpet
N1. तुरहीHe is playing the trumpet.The open flower of the daffodils look like the trumpet.--------VT1. तुरही\trumpetबजानाThe guard trumpetted the arrival of the king.2. चिंघाड़नाThe elephant trumpetted in the forest. -
6 flock
N1. गद्दों मे भरने की मुलायम वस्तुHe recently bought flock cushions.--------N1. जानवरों का समूहHe has a large flock of sheep at his farm.2. आदमियों का समूहAt this place people flock around to admire the view.3. र्चच के मेम्बरThe priest keeps his flock toghther on all major issues.--------V1. भीड़\flockलगानाA large number of persons flocked near the open air stage to have a clear view of the drama being enacted. -
7 alight
Adj1. उज्जवल \{चमकदार\}Their faces were alight with joy.--------V1. नीचे\alightआनाThe helicopter alighted on the open ground.2. उतरनाSome boys have the habit of alighting from a moving bus. -
8 foul
Adj1. बदबूदारThe open nallah emits foul smell.2. अभद्रThe movie was full of foul language.3. नियम\foulविरुद्धHe played a foul game and won the match.--------V1. दूषित\foulकरनाHer reputation was fouled by him.2. उलझ\foulजानाMy skipping rope got fouled in a net. -
9 municipalize
V1. नगरपालिका के अधीन करनाThey muncipalized the open lands near the play ground. -
10 motor boat
N1. मोटर नावA sail in a motor boat on the open sea is a fantastic experience. -
11 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 -
12 lap
N1. गोदShe had fallen asleep with the book open in her lap.2. आंचलShe gathered the beautiful flowers and carried them in her lap.3. चक्करHe crashed on the tenth lap.4. यात्रा का एक हिस्साThe next lap takes us into the mountains.--------V1. लप-लप पीनाThe dog was very thirsty. It soon lapped up the water.2. छप-छप करनाThe noise was coming from the lapping of the waves on the beach and against the boats. -
13 view
N1. दृष्टिThe town came into view2. दृश्यThere is a wonderful view from the top of the hill3. अवलोकनHe was invited for the private view of the exhibition4. दृष्टिकोणWhat is your view on this matter?Take a realistic view of the problem--------VT1. दृष्टि\viewडालनाThe problem should be viewed carefully2. देखनाThe crowd is eagerly waiting to view the match3. निरीक्षण\viewकरना[घर\viewया\viewजायदादThe house is open for viewing in the morning -
14 force
N1. बलThey used force to open the jammed door.2. बलप्रयोगThe police took away the protesters by force.3. सेनाThe Air force was pressed into operation in Kargil.4. बड़ी\forceसंख्याWomen turned up in force.5. लागू\forceहोनाThe new law will come into force next month.--------V1. मजबूर\forceकरनाShe forced him to take up a job in the city.2. जबरदस्ती\forceउत्पन्न\forceकरनाShe forced a smile.3. बलपूर्वक\forceघुसना/निकलनाThe cricketers forced their way through the crowd. -
15 reverse
Adj1. उल्टीThe three winners were announced in reverse order.She is going in the reverse direction.--------N1. विपरीतHe has done the reverse of what he was asked.He suffered some serious financial reverses.The reverse of a mountain is the area of rain shadow.The arms race has gone into reverse.--------VT1. उलटनाThe gate was open,so she reversed in.The Judge reversed the decision of a lower court.They are trying to reverse the decline of their father's company. -
16 strong
Adj1. मज़बूतFor being an athlete you should be strong.The rope was strong enough to pull the weight from the bottom.With a strong kick he pushed the door open.There should be strong links between management & workers.2. ऊँचाPoliticians with strong voices have great impact on the audience.3. तेज़Strong wind is blowing.He has used very strong colours in his latest painting.4. समर्थThe school has a strong tradition of academic excellence.5. पक्काI had a strong impression that someone was following me.Miss Stubs was under strong impression that God is near.6. प्रबलA strong evidence should be there to claim the accident.Rupee is stronger than Taka but weaker against Dollar.The demonstrators were 1,00,000 strong.7. कड़ाMy mother always prefers strong coffee.8. तीखाThis chease tastes strong.9. प्रभावशालीUltra voilet rays have strong impact on human body. -
17 zip
N1. ज़िप\{पर्स/पतलून आदि बंद करने केलिए जंजीर जैसा उपकरण\}The zip of her purse is stuck.2. सनसनी आवाज़The zip of the jet frightened the child.--------V1. ज़िप खोलना या बंद करनाShe zipped open her bag.2. बहुत तेज़ी से जानाThe jet zipped across the sky. -
18 pit
N1. गहरा गढ्ढाPut all the leaves in the pit in that ground.That metal pit is still open.2. कोयले की खानTo go in coal mine pit is a risky job.--------V1. गड्ढे बनानाThe acid had pitted the surface of zinc piece.--------V1. बीज निकालनाEat pitted dates. -
19 cowling
N1. इंजन\cowlingका\cowlingढ़क्कनThe mechanic left the cowling of the aircraft open. -
20 draught
N1. घूँटShe emptied her cup of milk in one long draught.2. वायु\draughtका\draughtझोंकाOpen all the windows and let the cool draught come in.3. खुराक़The doctor has given her sleeping draught.
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