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1 kick up
PhrV1. उपद्रवThey kicked-up a big fuss over the supply of water. -
2 fail
V1. असफल\failहोनाShe failed in her obligations as a good daughter-in-law--------V1. चूकनाShe failed to notice that her child was no longer in the cradle.2. असफलWhere do today's public schools fail?3. समाप्त हो जाना/खत्म होजानाSeveral companies failed to function during recession.4. उनुत्तीर्णShe studied hard but failed nevertheless5. कमी\failहोनाShe failed in her obligations as a good daughter-in-law6. अपर्याप्त होनाThe water supply for the town failed after a long drought -
3 filteration
N1. छाननFilteration plants should be put up by the municipalities to supply safe drinking water to the citizens. -
4 flouridation
N1. पानी में फ्लोराइड मिलानाFlouridation of municipal water supply is done in many cities to prevent tooth decay. -
5 give out
PhrV1. खत्म\give outहो\give outजानाJust after a week the water supply has given out.2. बन्द\give outहो\give outजाना/जवाब\give outदे\give outदेनाThe scooter gave out after two kilometres. -
6 municipality
N1. नगर पालिकाThe munucipality are planning to supply water regularly to the city in summer. -
7 soundings
N1. जाँचThe survey team is taking soundings on the shortage of water supply.
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