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1 rent
N1. दरारThere is a rent in his jacket.2. किरायाMonthly rent of his house is Rs.2000.--------VTI1. किराये\rentपर\rentदेना[लेना]There are some apartments for rent in these buildings.2. किराया\rentलेकर\rentप्रयोग\rentकरने\rentका\rentअधिकार\rentप्रदान\rentकरनाHis house to be leased or let for rent.Did you buy your video or is it rented? -
2 rent
n.दरार, फांक, छिद्र; किराया सालना, किराया मकान या लगान, खेत, मालगुजारीv. tr. & intr.किराया पर देना, लगान पर देना, पट्टा देना; पट्टे पर देना, लगान पर देना, किराये पर लेना -
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4 rend
VT1. फाड़\rendडालनाThe storm rent the ship to pieces.2. छीननाChildren were rent away from their parents by terrorists.3. विभाजन करनाThe racial problem is rending our nation.4. चिल्लानाHer loud screams rent the air. -
5 behindhand
Adj1. देरी\behindhandकरना\{खासकर\behindhandकर्ज़\behindhandउतारने\behindhandमें\}Our tenants are always behindhand with rent. -
6 find
N1. खोजOur new flat is a real find at the rent being charged.--------V1. पानाAfter a lot of hard work they found a new process.Doctors are trying to find a cure for AIDS.I cannot find my way in the dark.2. अनुभव\findकरनाHe finds that his colleagues are not very co-operative.I find that Shyam is guilty of the charges framed.3. मिलनाI found a gold ring on the pavement.--------find for/againstPhrV1. फैसला\findकरनाThe judge found for the culprit in the case. -
7 flatlet
N1. छोटा फ्लैटHe rented a flatlet to save on rent. -
8 landlord
N1. मकान मालिकMy landlord increases the rent after every 6 months.2. जमीनदारThe landlord of this land is very cruel. -
9 move out
PhrV1. पुराना घर छोड़ देनाHe couldn't pay his rent, so he had to move out. -
10 pawn
N1. पैदल मोहराA pawn can be moved only straight.2. कठपुतलीHe is just a pawn in their struggle for power.3. बन्धकThe terrorists made them all pawns.--------VT1. गिरवी\pawnरखनाHe pawned his gold watch to pay his rent.2. दाँव पर लगानाHe pawned his life for the sake of loyalty. -
11 pay
N1. तनख्वाहThey will get their pay by the end of this month.--------VTI1. चुकाना\{पैसा\}They always pay their rent on time.2. सजा\payपानाHe will pay for all his evil deeds.3. लाभकर\payहोनाIt pays to be honest with the taxman. -
12 premium
Adj1. अधिमूल्यInspite of being offered a premium rent, he didn't gave his land on lease.--------N1. बीमा-किस्तI pay a premium of Rs.500 every month for a life insurance policy.2. लाभांशR.K. Investments pays a premium of 5% on long term investment. -
13 stipulation
N1. करारHe agreed to rent me the house but on the stipulation that I'll have to get it painted. -
14 tenant
N1. किरायेदारI have to collect the rent from my tenant.--------VT1. किराये\tenantपर\tenantहोनाThis office is tenanted by a company.
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