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1 appraise
V1. मूल्यांकन करनाBrokers appraise the value of the merchandise.Teachers appraise the work and study of individual students.Society must appraise the work of artists, social workers, scientists, reformers etc. -
2 mind
N1. मनःस्थितिHer mind was full of scary thoughts.2. बुद्धिHe has a sharp mind.3. दिमागShe could not remeber anything. Her mind went totally blank.The illness has effected her mind.He is in his late eighties but his mind is as alert as it was earlier.Study in the morning with a fresh mind.4. बुद्धिशील\{व्यक्ति\}He is one of the greatest minds of his period.5. मनDo not let your mind deviate from your work.--------V1. आपत्ति\mindहोना[करना]He does not mind the noise.He does not mind if I borrow his books.I do not mind him smoking occasionally.2. ध्यान\mindदेनाMind your language.Don't mind his rudeness.Would you mind the baby for an hour.
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