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1 crack
N1. दरारHe opened the window a crack2. चटकने\crackकी\crackआवाज़The crack of a whip,could be heard from my house.3. सनकीShe is a crack.4. धमाकाThere was a loud crack of thunder in the night.5. करारी\crackचोटShe fell down and got a crack on the head.6. एक\crackप्रकार\crackकी\crackनशीली\crackदवाCrack is now freely available in India also.--------VTI1. चिटकनाThe glass cracked when it was heated2. चिटकानाThe child fell on the ground and cracked her bone.3. फटनाHer lips were dry and cracked.4. जोर\crackसे\crackटकरानाShe cracked her head on the wall.5. ज़ोर\crackकी\crackआवाज़\crackकरनाThe hunter's rifle cracked and the fox fell dead.5. गले\crackकी\crackभर्राहटLoud crying cracked her voice.6. मनोवैज्ञानिक\crackदवाब\crackमें\crackआजानाThe lawyer questioned her for three hours and she finally cracked.7. जोर\crackसे\crackपीटनाThe teacher cracked the child with a stick.8. समाधान\crackनिकालनाOur new computer game is a tricky one,but my son finally cracked it.9. कहनाShe is very good at cracking jokes. -
2 redound
V1. पलट\redoundकर\redoundआना\redoundHis practical jokes may redound on his own head one day.
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