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1 aha
Interj1. आहाAha! so you're back to work. -
2 drive
N1. सैर\{कार\driveमें\}He took her wife out for a drive.2. गेंद\driveमें\driveहिट\driveलगानाShe tried backhand drive in tennis.3. रमणीक\driveस्थल\driveसे\driveजाने\driveवाला\driveमार्गIn mumbai,Marine Drive is famous for its scenic beauty.4. ऊर्जस्विता\driveकर्मशक्तिHe has a great drive to become rich.5. यान्त्रिकत्व\driveशक्तिHe prefers a car with left-hand drive.6. प्रबल\driveप्रेरणाHis drive to achieve big things has made him work so hard.--------V1. हाँकनाDrive cattles into a field.2. चलानाShe herself drives her car.3. ले\driveजानाDry leaves driven away by the strong wind.4. भगानाThe thief was driven back by the watch dogs.5. बाध्य\driveकरनाHunger and poverty drove him to steal.6. ठोंकना/घुसा\driveदेनाDrive the nails into a plank.7. गेंद\driveजोर\driveसे\driveहिट\driveकरनाHe drove the ball into the rough.8. प्रेरित\driveकरनाA person driven by jeolousy is capable of doing any work. -
3 promise
N1. प्रतिज्ञाRam promised Raj to return his money back.2. प्रत्याशाHer work shows great promise.--------V1. प्रतिज्ञा करनाHe promised to help me.2. विश्वास दिलानाHe promised to come tomorrow -
4 pull
N1. खिंचाईA pull of the chain will stop the train.2. दबावSensitiveness can not tolerate the pulls.3. प्रभावI need not to use your pull to get this job.4. कशThe magician took a long pull and finished the cigarette.5. घ्zऊटThe man took a small pull of wine in the party.6. लंबी चडाईMountaineers have to take several long pulls to reach their destination.7. हत्थीThe door pull was got strucked by rust.--------V1. खींचनाHe pulled the rope of well to lift up the bucket.He pulled back her hand when a thorn pierced her fingers.2. उखाडनाDon't pull the plug out.After his father's death he started working in the local pub pulling punts.3. आकर्षित करनाThe contenstant paid oen thousand Rupees to a person who pulled in forty voters in his favour.4. आगे बढनाThe old machine pulled hard when it was operated after a time gap of one month.5. गैर कानूनी कार्य करनाRam was pulling some sort of work.
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