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1 send in (sb or sth)
V1. भेजने\send in (sb or sth)के\send in (sb or sth)लियेI asked him to sent in the prospectus of RIMC. -
2 send-off
N1. विदाईI am going to give him a send-off in railway station. -
3 send off (for sth)
V1. भेज़ देनाI asked him to sent off for the parcel. -
4 flick
N1. झटकाHe flicked the curtains to remove dust.2. तेज़ीHe flicked through the applications received in response to the advertisement but could not find one suitable to company's requirement.3. सिनेमा की फिल्मA very good flick is running at Capital theater.--------V1. झटके से मारनाHe flicked the whip at the horse to drive him faster.2. झटका देनाHe flicked the ball with a twist of wrist to send it to the boundary.He flicked the towel in his face.3. हिलानाThe dog flicked its tail to drive away the flies.
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