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1 constrain
VT1. बलपूर्वक\constrainरोकनाThe factory's work has been constrained due to workers' strike.2. विवश\constrainकरनाShe felt constrained to point out her husband's mistakes. -
2 fiasco
N1. असफलताThe strike turned out to be a complete fiasco. -
3 red
Adj1. लालMaple leaves turn red in the autumn.2. किसी\redके\redस्वागत\redके\redलिये\redबिछाई\redगयी\redदरीNepal rolled out red carpet to welcome Princess Diana.3. क्रोध\redमे\redआपे\redसे\redबाहर\redहो\redजानाSnobs of any type make him see red.4. लाल\redआँखेंThe baby,s eyes were red with weeping.5. लाल-भूरे\redरंग\redकाShe has seen a red squirrel.--------N1. लाल\redरंगHer favourate colour is red.2. घाटे\redमेThe countrywide strike put many businesses in the red.3. रेड\redवाइनWould you prefer red or white?
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