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1 paid
Adj1. चुकाया \{हुआ\}I paid the rickshaw puller for his work. -
2 post Paid
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3 dearly
Adv1. प्रेम\dearlyसेI would dearly love to know2. बड़े\dearlyमोल\dearlyपरHe paid dearly for the foodShe loved him dearly--------Adv1. महंगे\dearlyदाम\dearlyपरHe paid dearly for the food2. बहुत\dearlyज्यादाShe loved him dearly -
4 shop floor
N1. कार्यशालाA shop floor worker is paid very little.The shop floor must be checked periodically to prevent the formation of a labour union. -
5 the fallen
N1. शहीद\the fallenहुए\the fallenलोग\{सैनिक\the fallenइत्यादि\}Floral tributes were paid to the fallen. -
6 accountancy
N1. लेखाकर्मAccountancy is a well paid profession. -
7 allowance
N1. भत्ताThe company paid the travel allowance. -
8 annually
Adv1. वार्षिक\annuallyमेंThe bills have to be paid anually only. -
9 bill
N1. बिलRam paid the bill at the hotel.2. चोंचThe bill of the sparrow is pointed. -
10 brokerage
N1. दलालीHe was paid his brokerage. -
11 coachman
N1. घोड़ागाड़ी\coachmanचालकEarlier coachman was paid well. -
12 compensation
N1. हरजानाThe insurance company paid the compensation for her injuries. -
13 contribution
N1. योगदान/भागI am proud of my contribution to the team's success.2. हिस्सा\{दिया\contributionहुआ\}He expected his contribution to be repaid with interest.3. अनिवार्य\contributionभुगतानI have paid a monthly contribution of Rupees hundred.4. लेखThe editor has received extra contributions for the next issue. -
14 creditor
N1. साहूकारHis creditors are demanding to be paid. -
15 customs
N1. सीमा\customsशुल्कHe paid customs on the goods -
16 defraud
V1. कपट करके हरनाThe shopkeeper defrauded her by giving her a bill slip of lower price than she actually paid. -
17 double time
N1. दुगनी मजदूरीThe workers were paid in double time for work after the normal working hour. -
18 dribs
N1. अल्पमात्राShe paid the whole amount to me in dribs only. -
19 fee
N1. शुल्कI have to pay my fee to appear at the examination.Have you paid the doctor his fee ? -
20 gall
N1. असभ्य\gallव्यवहारI cannot tolerate the gall of teenagers.2. घृणाShe has hatred and gall towards him.--------V1. किसी\gallको\gallगुस्सा\gallदिलानाThe noise of children galled him.2. किसी\gallको\gallलज्जित\gallकरनाHe felt galled when she paid the bill for him.
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