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2 fit
Adj1. स्वस्थHe keeps himself fit by regular excercises.2. उपयुक्तThis water is fit for drinking.He is a fit person for this work.3. उचितIt is fit and proper that one should care for the elders.--------N1. दौराShe gets epileptic fits.He gets frequent fits due to epilepsy.He gets fits of coughing frequently.He broke the crockery in a fit of anger.2. आवेशIn a fit of anger he slapped his friend.3. नाप\fitकाI find that this coat is a good fit.--------V1. समानाOnly four persons can fit in this car.2. सही\fitबैठनाThis peg is a tight fit on this hole.This clause does not fit in this agreement. -
3 airily
Adv1. बेपरवाही\airilyसेHe said airily that he doesn't care for anybody. -
4 filial
Adj1. बेटा[बेटी]\filialसंबंधीCare for parents is a filial responsibility. -
5 flotsam and jetsam
IDM1. निराश्रय और निर्धन लोगMany social organisations care for floatsam and jetsam of the society.2. व्यर्थ की वस्तुएँThe attic in his house is full of flotsam and jetsam discarded over the years. -
6 predatory
Adj1. लूटेराBeing predatory, ram doesn't care for others loss. -
7 tsarina
N1. रूस\tsarinaकी\tsarinaरानीThe tsar and the tsarina did not care for the welfare of their subjects. -
8 well being
Adj1. तंदुरुस्तीParents care for children's well being. -
9 not give a fig
not care/give a figIDM1. परवाह\not give a figन\not give a figकरनाHe does not care a fig for opinion of his parents. -
10 fissile
Adj1. आण्विक\fissileसामग्रीCare should be taken for disposal of used fissile material from the neuclear reactors. -
11 nanny
N1. आयाI have hired a nanny for my child.The nanny took care of the children. -
12 postoperative
Adj1. शल्यचिकित्सा के बादGood postoperative care is very much essential for a patient. -
13 sexton
N1. गिरज़ादारSexton is responsible for the proper care of the church.
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