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1 bond
N1. बन्धनThe sisters had a strong bond between them.2. प्रतिज्ञा\bondपत्रHe was made to sign a bond before joing his new job. -
2 bond
n.बन्धन, बन्ध, जोड, मेल; प्रतिज्ञा पत्र; कर्तव्य, कर्म -
3 junk bond
N1. अधिक\junk bondब्याज\junk bondदर\junk bondबॉण्डThe yield on junk bonds doesn't compensate for the risks. -
4 adroitness
N1. कुशलताJames Bond has both intelligence and adroitness. -
5 cross-cultural
Adj1. विभिन्न\cross-culturalसंस्कृतियों\cross-culturalकारCross-cultural studies of different religion and culture inhances the friend-ship bond. -
6 prodigy
N1. विलक्षण प्रतिभा संपन्न व्यक्तिBeing a prodigy Ruskin Bond won the national award at a very young age. -
7 sympathy
N1. सहानुभूतिMeeta's sympathy for me on the loss of my pet dog gave me consolation.2. मेलA feeling (bond) of sympathy developed between the friends during their school days which continued throughout their life.
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