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1 clear off
PhrV1. भाग\clear offजानाThe petty theives cleared off as soon as they saw the police jeep. -
2 brush
N1. कूँचीHe paints beautifully with brush.2. लोमड़ी\brushकी\brushपूँछI saw a fox with a small brush.3. हलका स्पर्शHe knocked the glass off the table with a brush of his coat.4. भिडंतThe staff had a nasty brush with their manager.--------VT1. ब्रुश\brushसे\brushझाडना\brushया\brushसाफ\brushकरनाI brush my teeth everyday. -
3 rasp
N1. किरकिराने\raspकी\raspआवाजA rasp of the saw on the log can be heard from the distance.2. काट\raspछाँट\raspकर\raspरेती\raspसे\raspचिकना\raspकरनाRasp off the rough edges of the table top.--------V1. कर्कश\raspआवाजDon't make a noise.the teacher rasped.2. रगड़नाThe glacier rasps the valley floor.
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