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1 floor
N1. फर्शThe floor in his house is always kept very clean.2. तलMany large volcanoes rise from the floor of the sea.3. मंज़िलThis building has ten floors.4. खास कार्यस्थलHe took her to the floor in Christmas dance.5. निम्न मूल्यThe wages at times of draught have fallen through the floor.--------V1. हरा\floorदेनाHe was floored by the argument.2. गिरा देनाThe wrestler floored the opponent by a single punch.3. सतह लगानाHe preferred to use marble for the floor of living room. -
2 peep
N1. चीं-चींI heard a peep from the floor which I late discovered were mice.--------N1. झाँकीThe girl took a peep through the bedroom door to make sure that baby is asleep in her cot.--------V1. चीं-चीं करनाThe class girls had been silent for the entire period with out peeping.--------V1. झाँकनाThe man was peeping through the hole. -
3 trail
N1. वन\trailया\trailजंगल\trailमें\trailपगडंडी\trailरास्ताThe vagabond made a trail through the forest.2. चिह्नThe tornado left a trail of destruction behind it.--------VT1. पीछे\trailपीछे\trailघिसटनाHer dress was trailing along the floor.2. धरती\trailके\trailऊपर\trailइधर-उधर\trailफैलनाJasmine creeper is trailing over the walls.3. हारनाThe party is trailing badly in the polls.4. थक\trailकर\trailचलनाTired Shyam trailed behind his brother.
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