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41 corm
N1. घनकन्दFarmer collected all the corms from the plants to sow it next year. -
42 cost-benefit
N1. लाभ\cost-benefitका\cost-benefitअनुमान\cost-benefitलगानाThis year's budget seems to be cost-benefit. -
43 crop
N1. पैदावारThis land is out of crop.Main crops of Andhra Pradesh are rice and maize.2. समूहThis year's crop of junior students are very good.3. पोटा--------VI1. उत्पन्न\cropकरना/देनाShe wanted her hair cropped shortA lot of problems of new admissions cropped up.--------VT1. काटना/तोड़ना2. खेत\cropकाटनाShe wanted her hair cropped shortThe sheep have cropped the grass short. -
44 disposal
N1. छुटकाराThe safe disposal of nuclear wastes is a major problem.2. \{व्यापार\disposalमें\}जमीन/जायदाद\disposalआदि\disposalका\disposalहिस्सा\disposalबेचनाThe company's assets disposal is expected next year. -
45 draft
N1. ड्राफ्ट/हुंडीHe took a sleeping draft2. मसौदाThe draft of the letter is ready.--------VT1. मसौदा\draftबनाना/लिखनाDraft a speech2. भर्ती\draftकरनाHe was drafted in the army the next year. -
46 ear
N1. कानHe has an ear infection.2. बाल\{गेहूँ\earचने\earआदि\earकी\}The wheat crop has healthy ears this year. -
47 early
Adj1. आरंभ\earlyकाAtul spent his early childhood in Dehradun.2. जल्दीHe is an early riser.Watermelons are early this year.--------Adv1. जल्दीHe has to go to school early today. -
48 emolument
N1. वेतनHis emoluments have doubled since last year. -
49 enjoy
VT1. रस\enjoyलेनाThe industry enjoyed an abnormal profit this year. -
50 enrollment
N1. नाम\enrollmentलिखाईThe enrollment was less in our school this year. -
51 enterprising
Adj1. उद्योगीThis year they framed an enterprising foreign policy -
52 exorbitant
Adj1. अत्यन्तLast year onion was sold in exorbitant prices. -
53 fall off
N1. गिरावटThere has been a slight fall off in the sale of Bata footwear.--------PhrV1. से\fall offगिरनाHe fell off a tree and broke his hand.2. कम\fall offहो\fall offजानाThe crime rate has fallen off in the last year. -
54 filly
N1. बछेड़ीThis race is for 2 year old fillies. -
55 fine
Adj1. बढिया/अच्छाI had a fine holiday at his farm.2. बारीकZardozi work is made by fine needlework.There is a fine distinction between the two reports.3. सुन्दरThis is a fine car you have.4. संतोषजनकMy health is fine now.The weather this year has been fine so far.5. शुद्धThe gold bars are made of fine metal only.6. महीनThe table was covered with fine dust.7. पतलाFor fine writing you should use nib with fine point.--------Adv1. ठीक\fineतरह\fineसेThis dress is looking fine on you.2. बहुत\fineकम\fineअन्तर\fineहोनाThere is only a fine distinction between the properties of the two elements.--------N1. जुर्मानाHe had to pay a fine for not parking his car at a proper place.--------V1. जुर्माना\fineलगानाThe judge made the accused pay a fine for not accepting summons from the court. -
56 fiscal
Adj1. राजकर\fiscalसंबन्धीTaxes are collected for the fiscal year. -
57 flower
N1. फूलThe flowers of this plant are very beautiful.2. श्रेष्ठ भागThe most meritorious students are considered as the flower of the nation.--------V1. फूलों का खिलनाRoses flower throughout the year.2. बढ़नाTheir dependence on each other flowered with time. -
58 fortieth
N1. चालीसवाँHe took voluntary retirement in his fortieth year. -
59 fraught
Adj1. परिपूर्णShopping any where in the world seems to become more fraught every year. -
60 fruit
N1. फलFruits are good for health.2. बीजAlmond is a fruit.3. लाभWe must nurture the fruits of the earth.4. परिणामSusi enjoyed the fruits of her labour after getting her ph.D.--------V1. फलनाThe mango trees have fruited well this year.
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