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1 workshop
N1. कारखाना\{मरम्मत\workshopका\}I have given my mixer in the workshop. -
2 credit
N1. उधारNo credit is given at this shop.2. बैंक\creditके\creditखाते\creditमे\creditजमा\creditराशिI have a credit balance of Rs.1000.3. बैंक\creditद्वारा\creditउधार\creditदी\creditगयी\creditराशिThe bank refused further credit to the factory.4. ख्याति\creditनेकनामीA retired General was the man of highest credit.5. विश्वास\creditभरोसाShe is a credit to her teachers.6. श्रेय\creditलेनाThe captain takes credit for saving the ship by his skill.--------VT1. श्रेय\creditदेनाWe credited her for saving our jobsI credit you with saving his life2. विश्वास\creditदिलानाThe Cheetah is generally credited as the world's fasted animal.3. मान्यताWould you credit it,if she won first prize?4. किसी\creditखाते\creditमें\creditजमा\creditकरनाCredit his account with Rs.100. -
3 reference
N1. संदर्भHis book is full of references.Keep this list of numbers with you for easy reference.2. उल्लेखThe article has a number of references from his book.3. निर्देशYou should not have done it without reference to me first.4. सम्बन्धI am writing with reference to your job application.5. हवालाHe has given his teacher's name as a reference.
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