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N1. नाँदThe trough is filled with grains.2. नालीThey allowed the water to pass through the trough.3. कम\troughदबाव\troughका\troughक्षेत्रThere is trough in the Bay of Bengal.4. बहुत\troughकम\troughआर्थिक\troughकार्यThe market showed profit from the trough of recession.5. गर्तHe is surfing in the trough and going towards the shore.
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