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1 worry
N1. चिंताEach profession has its worries.--------VT1. चिंतित\worryहोनाRaju is worried about his health.2. परेशान\worryकरनाDon't worry her, she is already disturbed. -
2 worry
n.कष्ट, चिंता, परेशानीv. tr.तंग करना, खिजाना, दुःखना, सताना, थकाना -
3 worry
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4 to worry
chintaa, chintaa karnaa -
5 again
Adv1. फिर\againसे/एक\againबार\againफिर/दुबारा/पुन:Try again.Don't worry, he'll soon be well again.We will again have to look into the disadvantages apart fom the advantages.2. लेकिन\againफिरIt is very efficient and again it has its own inefficiency and disadvantages -
6 be
V1. होनाDon't worry be happy. -
7 escape
N1. छुटकाराHard work was his escape from worry2. बचावThat was a narrow escape--------VI1. भागनाThe convicted murderer escaped from a high security prison2. बच\escapeकर\escapeभाग\escapeजानाWe escaped to our summer house for a few days -
8 frantic
Adj1. उन्मत्त/उत्तेजितHe was frantic with worry when his daughter did not return to home. -
9 inflammation
N1. प्रज्वलनGas leakage caused the inflammation2. शत्रुता3. सूजन\inflammationऔर\inflammationजलनDon't worry the inflammation on your foot will subside shortly. -
10 land
N1. स्थलFrog can survive both on land and water.2. क्षेत्रThe land is reserved for animal grazing.3. भूमिI spend all my childhood on this land.4. भूसम्पत्तिI inherited this land from my grand parents.5. देशMy motherland is known for its culture all over the world.--------V1. उतरना/अवतरण करनाTroops have been landed at several points.The pilot managed to land safely.2. कूद के या गिर के जमीन पर पहुँचनाTry to catch that leaf before it lands.3. परेशानी पैदा करनाThe complain landed on the desk of the manager.4. सफलता प्राप्त करनाDon't worry you will land a good job.5. घूँसा मारनाJones landed several good punches in the early round. -
11 observation
N1. निरख/अवलोकनShe is under close observation, Don't worry.2. सोचविचारHer observations are very sharp. -
12 people
N1. लोगI met many people in the conference.2. जनताSome kinds of social problems worry people.3. जातिThe spartans were a warlike people.4. देशवासीThe people of Russia were ruled by Tzar kings.5. वफ़ादार लोगHis people are believable.6. प्रजाThe chief minister will be elected by the people.7. रिश्तेदारMy people are very good in nature. -
13 philanthropy
N1. मानवप्रेमHis principle of philanthropy makes worry about the poor. -
14 quiet
Adj1. स्थिरThe sea had quiet waters.2. शान्तHe is leading a quiet life.There were a quiet audience at the concert.--------N1. शांतिIt was quiet in the evening--------VT1. शांत\quietकरनाQuiet the dragons of worry and fear -
15 sitting duck
N1. आसान शिकारDon't worry of being caught, he is a sitting duck. -
16 superficial
Adj1. सतहीThe burns are all superficial, so do not worry. -
17 worldwide
Adj1. विश्व\worldwideव्यापकComputer has a worldwide market.He got worldwide recognition for for his mathematical achievements.--------Adv1. विश्वव्यापीThe worry over the harmful consequences of environment degradation is worldwide.
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