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1 quite
Adv1. काफी\quiteहद\quiteतकHe writes quite well.You're quite right.2. पूरी\quiteतौर\quiteसेAre you quite sure?3. सचमुच\quiteहीThe food was quite delicious.4. ठीक है !They should talk about it like two adults. `Quite?'.--------Det1. काफीThe new actress is quite a beauty.It was quite a sudden change.It is quite small a house. -
2 flat
Adj1. समतलThis building has a flat roof.2. बिना\flatउतार\flatचढ़ाववालाHe was speaking in a dull flat voice.3. मंदThe share market has been flat for quite sometime.4. एक समानThe contractor is charging a flat rate for supply of labour.5. संगीत का एक नोटThis symphony has prelude in E - minor.6. पुराना हुआ पेयThis soda has become flat due to long storage.7. पंक्चर हुआHe had a flat tyre on way to office.8. खराब होनाHis car could not start as the battery was flat.9. बिना घुमाव का होनाHe could not be selected for the army as he had flat feet.10. फीकाThe restaurant serves rather flat food.--------Adv1. गिरा देनाDue to floods, all huts near the river were razed flat to the ground.2. सीधा रखनाKeep the furniture flat aginst the wall.3. बिना\flatउतार\flatचढ़ाव\flatकेThe singer sang all songs in a flat voice.4. अनुमानितI will be able to complete this work in two days flat.--------N1. घरHe lives in a flat on the third floor.2. समतल भागHe slapped him with flat of his hand.3. समुद्र किनारे का समतल भागSalt flats are located on flat areas near sea shores. -
3 flap
N1. फ्लैपFlap of his overcoat was trailing on the ground.The flap of the curtain was moving with the wind.2. पंख\{हवाई\flapजहाज़\flapके\}Flaps are lowered to reduce the speed of the aircraft.3. उत्तेजनाHe got in a real flap when he was not considered for promotion.--------V1. हिलना[हिलाना]The bird flaaped its wings.2. हल्के से मारनाPlease flap the insect with this book.3. चिन्ता करनाHe was quite flapped at his first appearance at the show. -
4 lighten
V1. प्रकाश बढानाThe new lights have lightened the room considerably.2. चमक उठनाHis face lightened at the news of a raise in his salary.--------V1. हल्का करनाThere is a need to lighten the weight of books/courses on young children.2. गम्भीरता हटनाAs the speaker imploded his plans the mood of the audience gradually lightened.3. चिन्तामुक्त होनाMy heart was lightened when I got the news that he had reached his destination quite safely. -
5 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. -
6 argument
N1. बहसThe captain got into an argument with the umpire2. तर्कRam's arguements against capital punishment were quite convincing3. दलीलThe prisoner's argument was that he was attacked first4. विषयThe main arguement of the book is on economic liberaization -
7 squeal
N1. किलकारीThe squeal of the mice could be heard from quite a distance.--------V1. चिल्लानाThe police caught the track as one of the employees squealed about it. -
8 lobby
N1. प्रतीक्षा-कक्षHe is waiting for you in the lobby.2. लाबी\{पक्ष\lobbyमे\lobbyजनमत\}Indian lobby in the American senate is quite active these days.--------V1. अपने पक्ष में जनमत तैयार करनाIn spite of intense lobbying the government failed to secure a consensus on the bill. -
9 rouse
V1. जागनाTheir visit roused her from her depression.She was roused from her sleep by the door bell ringing.The addition of new syllabus is bound to rouse a lot of contradiction.4. उत्तेजित\rouseकरWhen roused my physics teacher can be quite frightening.The new law is bound to rouse the members of opposition. -
10 shed
N1. सायबानHe kept the cattle shed quite dirty.--------V1. झाड़नाConiferous forests shed their leaves during a particular time.2. बहानाFreedom fighters shed their blood for their country.3. छोड़ देनाYou should have the will power to shed your bad habits.4. फैलानाThe candles shed a soft glow over the room. -
11 advantage
N1. बढ़तHer knowledge of several languages gave her an advantage over her competitors.2. फायदाRaju took full advantage of shopping.3. भलाईIs there any advantage in our following the traditional festivals in this 21st century.3. एडवांटेज\{टैनिस\advantageके\advantageकेल\advantageमें\advantageड्युस\advantageउपरांत\advantageअर्जित\advantageपहला\advantageप्वाइंट\}Mahesh Bhupati reached advantage point quite easily.4. पूरा\advantageलाभ\advantageउठानाA basketball player should take advantage of his height.5. गलत\advantageफायदा\advantageउठानाHe took advantage of her trust by keeping her in the dark about the deal.--------V1. पूरा\advantageफायदा\advantageउठाना -
12 armour
N1. कवचThey wore their armours and started for the battlefield.2. ढालThe armour of these vehicles is quite protective.3. सेनाThey sat off with their armours to invade the U.A.E. -
13 arrangement
N1. प्रबन्धThe dinner arrangements were quite good.2. क्रम\arrangementसे\arrangementस्थापनShe won the first prize for her flower arranggement.3. समझौताI have an arrangement with the authorities to work at home. -
14 clammy
Adj1. चिपचिपाThe clammy weather of the tropics during the monsoon can be quite unpleasant. -
15 dark
Adj1. अंधेराShe was sitting in a dark corner2. गहराDark greenDark eyesA dark scowl3. गुप्तKeep it dark4. अस्पष्टMuch that was dark is now quite clear to me--------N1. अंधेराThe powers of darknessHe moved off into the darknessHe was in the dark concerning their intentions2. साँवला -
16 desolate
Adj1. उजाड़I saw a desolate and despairing home in the town.2. अकेलाShe was feeling quite desolate after her friend left for home.--------VT1. उजाड़नाThe city was desolated after the war.2. अकेला\desolateमहसूस\desolateकरनाRam was depressed and desolated after he lost his daughter. -
17 franchise
N1. मतदान\franchiseका\franchiseअधिकारWomen were not given the franchise in Switzerland until quite recently.2. विशेष\franchiseविक्रय\franchiseअधिकारBuy a fast-food franchise, grant/withdrawn a franchise.3. सरकार\franchiseसे\franchiseकिसी\franchiseविशेष\franchiseकी\franchiseआज्ञाSouthern Television lost their franchise in the reorganization.4. एक\franchiseसेवा/व्यापारOperate a franchise.--------V1. विशेष\franchiseआज्ञा\franchiseली\franchiseहुई\franchiseवस्तु\franchiseबेचनाSales persons franchised the goods. -
18 limp
Adj1. लचीलाPaper-back books have limp covers.2. शक्तिहीनDue to the injury his leg has become quite limp.--------V1. लंगडानाHe limps a lot.2. कठिनाई से आगे बढ पानाThe boat limped into the harbour. -
19 pulsate
V1. धडकना/फडकनाAt the climax of the movie, my heart started pulsating rapidly.2. फडकनाSometimes pulsating of the left eye is considered quite lucky.3. कम्पायमान होनाGreat men are always pulsating with life. -
20 rate
N1. दरHe is walking at the rate of 5km.an hour.The rate of interest has fallen from 10% to 7%2. किसी\rateभी\rateहालत\rateमे\rateI am not prepared to marry her at any rate.3. मात्राIf you spend at this rate you will soon be bankrupt.4. अनुपातHis pulse rate dropped suddenly.--------VTI1. भाव\rateठहरानाThey rated the book quite high.2. मूल्याकंन\rateकरनाThey rate him kind and hospitable.3. वर्ग\rateया\rateश्रेणी\rateमे\rateरखनाHe was rated as a broker.4. निर्धारित\rateकरनाThose tasks rates low on my priority list.
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