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1 relative
Adj1. संबंधितThe file relative to the case is missing.2. तुलनात्मकThe relative advantages of gas and electricity are different.3. सम्बन्ध\relativeवाचक\relativeक्रिया-विषेशणThis is the place where we met.4. सम्बन्ध\relativeवाचक\relativeसर्वनाम " pronoun,The boy whom I met.' whom'is a relative pronoun.--------N1. सगाShe is my close relative. -
2 relative
adj.संबंध का, निसबती, सम्बन्धितn.सगा, गोत्रजन, कुटुम्बी, नातेदार, संबन्धी -
3 bobby
N1. पुलिस\bobbyअफसर\{अनौपचारिक\}My relative in Baroda is a bobby. -
4 close
Adj1. पासOur school is close to the theatre.2. नज़दीकीShe is a close relative of mine.3. समानThere is no close resemblance between those twins.4. सूक्ष्मHe took a close look at the text.5. बराबर\closeकाThe match was a close contest.6. एकसाथThe army advanced in close formation.7. बारीकThe razor gave a close shave.8. बन्दShe is kept in close confinement of her house.9. गोपनीयShe was a bit close about her marriage.10. सवृतThe English vowel /i:/ is a close vowel.11. कंजूसHe is very close with his things.--------Adv1. पास\closeमेंThey sat close to each other in the photo.--------N1. समाप्तिAt the close of first innings the score was 158 for 2 wickets.--------V1. बन्द\closeकरनाThe door was closed at night.2. बन्द\closeहोनाThe shops in the city close at 11:00 pm.3. समाप्त\closeहोनाThe function closed with a vote of thanks.4. नज़दीक\closeआनाThe gap between the runners are beginning to close. -
5 distant
Adj1. दूर\distant[का]A distant relative of mine passed away this month.The Institute is about 2 kilometers distant. -
6 partial
Adj1. आंशिकA partial solar eclipse was observed yesterday.2. पक्षपातीThe teacher was partial toward his relative in the class. -
7 pose
N1. मुद्राI made a comfortable pose for the camera.2. छल-कपटHer generosity is only a pose.--------V1. प्रस्तुत करनाPoverty poses a serious threat to the nation.2. चित्र के लिए खडा रहना या बैठनाShe had to pose for the painting.3. का ढोंग रचना/दिखावा करनाThe thief posed as a relative at the wedding. -
8 proximate
Adj1. समीपस्थHe is my proximate relative. -
9 pull oneself together
PhrV1. नियन्त्रित करनाAfter my relative's success in civil service examination I pulled myself together. -
10 relativity
N1. सापेक्षता\relativityया\relativityआपेक्षिकताEinstein's theory of the universe,which states that all motion is relative and treats time as a fourth dimension related to space.Tell me what is the relativity of water and mercury.
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