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1 Knocking someone with a feather
IDM1. किसी\Knocking someone with a featherको\Knocking someone with a featherभयभीत\Knocking someone with a featherकरनाOn hearing the news he was so disturbed that you could knock him with a feather. -
2 tamper with
PhrV1. में\tamper withहस्तक्षेप\tamper withकरनाSomeone tampered with the documents on my desk. -
3 strong
Adj1. मज़बूतFor being an athlete you should be strong.The rope was strong enough to pull the weight from the bottom.With a strong kick he pushed the door open.There should be strong links between management & workers.2. ऊँचाPoliticians with strong voices have great impact on the audience.3. तेज़Strong wind is blowing.He has used very strong colours in his latest painting.4. समर्थThe school has a strong tradition of academic excellence.5. पक्काI had a strong impression that someone was following me.Miss Stubs was under strong impression that God is near.6. प्रबलA strong evidence should be there to claim the accident.Rupee is stronger than Taka but weaker against Dollar.The demonstrators were 1,00,000 strong.7. कड़ाMy mother always prefers strong coffee.8. तीखाThis chease tastes strong.9. प्रभावशालीUltra voilet rays have strong impact on human body. -
4 rifle
N1. एक\rifleप्रकार\rifleकी\rifleबन्दूकDon't play with that rifle, it is loaded.--------VT1. छीन\rifleलेनाSomeone has rifled through her bag. -
5 ring
N1. अँगूठीshe always wears diamond ring.2. छल्ला\{चाभी/नेपकिन का\}He keeps all his keys in a key-ring.3. घेरा/मंडल/चक्रHe is an expert in blowing smoke-rings.In inteligence dept. some people have made spy-ring.In circus spectators sit all around out side the circus-ring.Please put the kettle on the ring.--------VI1. बजना\{घण्टियोँ\ringका\}I will answer the telephone for you if it rings.The playground rang with children's shouts.The music was so loud it made my ears ring.--------VT1. बजाना\{घण्टीँ\ringका\}Ring the bell for school assembly.Someone is ringing at the door.Her story may seem true but it rings false to me.My clock only rings the hours.
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