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1 walking
N1. चलनाWalking improves health -
2 walking
n.चलना, टहलना, पैदल चलना -
3 keep
AuxV1. रहना/ज़ारी\keepरखनाWhen a child learns walking, he keeps walking.You have to keep trying till you get solution for your problem.--------N1. निर्वाहHe has to earn his keep.2. देखरेखChildren live in their parent's keep.3. रख़ैलShe was his keep.--------VT1. रखनाHe keeps his books well arranged.2. हिसाब\keepरखनाKeep a diary.Keep accounts.3. निभानाKeep appointment.Keep treaty.Keep bargain.4. निर्वाह\keepकरनाHe earns enough to keep himself and his family.5. तबियतHow are you keeping?He is keeping well. -
4 sailboard
N1. सेलबोर्डHe was walking towards the sailboard. -
5 adagio
Adj1. धीरे-धीरे\adagioएवं\adagioशोभनीयI like her adagio manner of walking. -
6 bar
N1. शराबघरI saw Ram walking into the bar.2. सलाख/शलाकाThey fitted bars to their windows for safety.3. रुकावटPoor health may be a bar to success in life.--------Prep1. को\barछोड़\barकरThe whole group is here bar two. -
7 beat
N1. धड़कनHe could feel the beat of her heart.2. तालHe heard the beat of a drum.--------V1. हरानाAgassi beat Becker in a tennis match.2. वार\beatकरनाThugs beat him up when he walking down the street late at night.3. खटखटानाHe kept on beating on the door but no one opened it.4. धड़कनाHer heart was beating fast.5. टकरानाHailstorms beat against the windows.6. तड़पानाThe sun was beating down on us7. फेंटनाI beat the egg whites to make omelette.8. पीटनाShe beat her breast out of emotion. -
8 clobber
N1. कपड़े-लत्ते\clobberइत्यादिShe unnecessarily takes clobbers while going for walking.--------V1. बुरी\clobberतरह\clobberपीटनाThe children clobbered the stray dog. -
9 fatigue
N1. थकावटMany athletes withdrew from the race due to fatigue.--------VT1. थकानाI was fatigued after walking 7km. -
10 ferrule
N1. लोहे\ferruleकी\ferruleमुंदरीFor longer life of walking stick, a ferrule is generally put at its end. -
11 fuddled
Adj1. बहुत\fuddledशराब\fuddledपिया\fuddledहुआThe fuddled drunkard is walking in the streets. -
12 gauche
Adj1. फूहड़/भद्दाHe has a gauche style of walking. -
13 gaucheness
N1. भद्दापनI don't like the gauncheness of his walking style. -
14 inadvertent
Adj1. असावधानHe is walking on the road in an in advertent mood. -
15 languorus
Adj1. निस्तेजHer languorous walking style shows that she is disturbed. -
16 morass
N1. दलदल`Beware of morasses while walking in the forest' said the mother to her daughter. -
17 pukka
Adj1. यथार्थShe possesses pukka walking boots. -
18 rampart
N1. परकोटाVisitors are walking along the castle ramparts. -
19 rate
N1. दरHe is walking at the rate of 5km.an hour.The rate of interest has fallen from 10% to 7%2. किसी\rateभी\rateहालत\rateमे\rateI am not prepared to marry her at any rate.3. मात्राIf you spend at this rate you will soon be bankrupt.4. अनुपातHis pulse rate dropped suddenly.--------VTI1. भाव\rateठहरानाThey rated the book quite high.2. मूल्याकंन\rateकरनाThey rate him kind and hospitable.3. वर्ग\rateया\rateश्रेणी\rateमे\rateरखनाHe was rated as a broker.4. निर्धारित\rateकरनाThose tasks rates low on my priority list. -
20 snowshoe
N1. हिमजूताSnowshoe is used for walking in the snow.
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