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  • 1 get off to a flying start

    IDM
    1. आरम्भ से काम अच्छी तरह होना
    His business got off to a flying start with help from his friends.

    English-Hindi dictionary > get off to a flying start

  • 2 idea

    N
    1. विचार
    I put forward my idea of starting the business.
    2. योजना
    I have an idea to start a business.
    3. मत
    I put forward my idea when I was asked to.
    4. अनुमान
    It was my idea that she would come.
    5. जानकारी
    I have an idea of commerce.
    6. सुझाव
    I gave her the idea to do that work.

    English-Hindi dictionary > idea

  • 3 stock

    Adj
    1. भरपूर मात्रा में रखा जाने वाला
    The shopkeeper keeps bread as one of his stock items.
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    N
    1. तिज़ारती माल
    The shop has a stock of good quality rice.
    2. पशु धन
    Our ancestors had a big cattle stock in the village.
    3. पूँज़ी
    His mother gave him all her stock so that he could start his business well.
    4. पीढ़ी
    She comes from an English business stock.
    5. ख्याति
    He possesses a good stock in other people's mind.
    6. हड्डियों से बनाया जाने वाला पदार्थ
    Chicken stock enhances the taste of chicken soup.
    7. तना
    It's difficult to support the stock of the gun on your shoulder.

    English-Hindi dictionary > stock

  • 4 substantive

    Adj
    1. पृष्ट आधारवाला
    Make substantive ideas regarding to start our business.
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    Adj
    1. विधिवत प्रस्तावित
    Give substantive ideas regarding our business.

    English-Hindi dictionary > substantive

  • 5 capital

    Adj
    1. बड़ा\capitalअक्षर
    Proper names are always written in capital letters.
    2. मृत्युदण्ड
    Some citizens do not believe in capital punishment for murder.
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    N
    1. राजधानी
    Delhi is the capital of India.
    2. पूँजी/मूलधन
    We require a huge capital to start a business.

    English-Hindi dictionary > capital

  • 6 sympathize

    V
    1. सहानुभूति रखना
    I fully sympathize with her, I had a similar experience myself.
    2. से सहमत होना
    He doesn't sympathise with her plans to start a small business.

    English-Hindi dictionary > sympathize

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