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1 backlog
N1. संचित\backlogकार्यI have a lot of backlog to cover before the winter break. -
2 amenity
N1. सुख-सुविधाDue to electricity we have lot's of amenities in life.2. मनोहरताThe valley of flowers is an amenity in the Himalayas. -
3 commander
N1. कमांडर\{सेना\commanderका\commanderअफ़सर\}Commanders have lot of powers. -
4 crop
N1. पैदावारThis land is out of crop.Main crops of Andhra Pradesh are rice and maize.2. समूहThis year's crop of junior students are very good.3. पोटा--------VI1. उत्पन्न\cropकरना/देनाShe wanted her hair cropped shortA lot of problems of new admissions cropped up.--------VT1. काटना/तोड़ना2. खेत\cropकाटनाShe wanted her hair cropped shortThe sheep have cropped the grass short. -
5 fibre
N1. तन्तुFibre from cotton pods is spun to weave cloth.2. खाने\fibreका\fibreरेशे\fibreवाला\fibreभागGreen vegetables have lot of fibre.3. चरित्रबलThe president has a strong moral fibre. -
6 fluff
N1. रोआँLot of fluff is collected on your blankets.2. जानवरों के मुलायम रोऐंYoung birds have fluff which develops into feathers. -
7 fluid
Adj1. तरलMilk is a fluid substance.2. लचीलाWe have a fluid arrangement of work here.She had a fluid grace in her dance.--------N1. द्रव पदार्थIn diseases like dysentary there is a lot of fluid from the body which should be replenished to save life of patient. -
8 junk
N1. बेकार\junkवस्तुI have lot of junk in my store room.--------V1. फेंक\junkदेनाI junked all the old newspapers. -
9 limp
Adj1. लचीलाPaper-back books have limp covers.2. शक्तिहीनDue to the injury his leg has become quite limp.--------V1. लंगडानाHe limps a lot.2. कठिनाई से आगे बढ पानाThe boat limped into the harbour. -
10 squatter
N1. आबादकारA lot of squatters have settled in the government land.
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