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1 settlement
N1. समझौताThe strikers have reached a settlement with the employers.2. हस्तान्तरणNow, You can't claim that land as you have lost the property settlement.3. बस्तीDutch and English settlements in North America.4. भुगतानI enclose a cheque in settlement of your account. -
2 Mend fences
IDM1. अपने\Mend fencesमतभेदों को\Mend fencesदूर\Mend fencesकरनाAfter a long time the family members have mend fences in the matter of the disputed property. -
3 forefather
N1. पूर्वजHis forefathers have left huge property. -
4 reclaim
VT1. पुनः\reclaimप्राप्त\reclaimकरनाHis father reclaimed his lost property.2. ऊसर\reclaimभूमि\reclaimको\reclaimउपजाऊ\reclaimबनानाWe will have to reclaim new lands to grow more food.3. बेकार\reclaimवस्तुओं\reclaimको\reclaimपुनः\reclaimउपयोग\reclaimमे\reclaimलानाWe can reclaim glass from old and broken bottles.4. विरोध\reclaimकरनाThe losing team reclaimed against the judgement of the umpire. -
5 sky-high
Adj1. बहुत ऊँचा/गगनचुम्बीProperty prices have gone high.--------Adv1. बहुत ऊँचा/गगनचुम्बीHe thinks sky high. -
6 tax
N1. करWe have to pay tax regularly.--------VT1. कर\taxलगानाHis property was taxed.
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