adjective · C1
astute
चतुर / तेज़ दिमाग वाला
quick to understand a situation and use it to get what you want
“Being an astute negotiator, Kabir noticed the client’s hesitation and adjusted his offer immediately.”
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adjective · C1
चतुर / तेज़ दिमाग वाला
quick to understand a situation and use it to get what you want
“Being an astute negotiator, Kabir noticed the client’s hesitation and adjusted his offer immediately.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
असमान / एक जैसा न होना
having two sides or parts that are not the same in size, shape, or arrangement.
“The designer chose an asymmetrical hemline for the dress, making it much shorter on one side.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
असमानता / टेढ़ापन
a condition where two sides of the body are not the same in shape or size.
“Arjun noticed a slight asymmetry in his shoulders while checking his posture in the gym mirror.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
बिना किसी लक्षण के / कोई संकेत न दिखना
having a condition or illness but showing no physical signs of being sick
“Although Kabir felt perfectly fine and was asymptomatic, his medical report showed that he had the virus.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
दोराहे पर / बड़े फैसले की घड़ी
being at a point where a very important decision must be made about the future.
“After five years in banking, Kabir felt he was at a crossroads between stability and his passion for photography.”
Practise this word →phrase · B2
समझ न आना / निरुत्तर हो जाना
being so confused or surprised that you do not know what to say or do.
“When the interviewer asked about his five-year plan, Kabir was completely at a loss for words.”
Practise this word →phrase · B2
बर्दाश्त के बाहर / टूटने की कगार पर
reaching a stage where you can no longer cope with stress or pressure
“After working double shifts for a month, Priya felt she was finally at breaking point.”
Practise this word →phrase · C1
मतभेद होना / तालमेल न होना
in a state of disagreement or conflict with someone or something else
“Rahul and his manager are often at odds regarding the best way to handle client complaints.”
Practise this word →adjective · C2
बिना नोटिस वाली नौकरी / मर्जी के मुताबिक
describing a job contract that either the employer or employee can end without a specific reason.
“Since Rohan is an at-will employee, he decided to leave the company immediately for a better opportunity.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
चुस्त / फुर्तीला
physically strong, fit, and active, often appearing capable of doing sports easily.
“Arjun has always had an athletic build because he plays football and swims every single morning.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
माहौल / वातावरण
the general mood, feeling, or spirit that exists in a particular place or situation.
“The atmosphere in the café was so peaceful that Arjun finished his entire book in one sitting.”
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वायुमंडल / वातावरण
the layer of gases that surrounds a planet, especially the air around the Earth
“Plants play a vital role in maintaining the balance of oxygen in the Earth's atmosphere.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
खास माहौल वाला / भावपूर्ण
creating a strong and distinctive mood or feeling, especially one that is mysterious or romantic.
“The small café had such atmospheric lighting and soft music that it felt incredibly cozy and romantic.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
सबसे छोटी इकाई / अविभाज्य
describing a single, small part of a system that cannot be divided any further.
“The lead designer broke the website interface down into atomic elements like buttons, icons, and input fields.”
Practise this word →verb · A2
जोड़ना / लगाना
to fasten, join, or connect one object to another object
“Before checking in your luggage, please attach the name tag firmly to your suitcase handle.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
ईमेल के साथ भेजी गई फाइल
a computer file that you send to someone along with an email message
“I have sent the updated project proposal as an attachment in the email I just sent.”
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लगाव / जुड़ाव
a strong feeling of affection or connection toward a person, place, or thing.
“After living in this old apartment for ten years, Priya felt a deep emotional attachment to it.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
शैक्षणिक स्तर / शैक्षिक योग्यता
the level of success someone reaches in their education or specific skills.
“The company prefers candidates with a high level of educational attainment for their senior management roles.”
Practise this word →verb · A2
शामिल होना / उपस्थित होना
to go to and be present at a specific event, meeting, or function.
“Arjun had to attend an important meeting with the marketing team to discuss the new project.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
उपस्थिति / संख्या / हाज़िरी
the total number of people who are present at a particular event or meeting.
“The organizers were disappointed by the low attendance at the workshop despite the heavy promotion.”
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तीमारदार / देखभाल करने वाला
a person, often a family member, who stays with a patient to help them in a hospital.
“The hospital allows only one attendant to stay overnight in the ward with the patient.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
शामिल होने वाला / प्रतिभागी
a person who goes to or is present at a meeting, conference, or social event
“Every attendee at the workshop received a certificate and a bag of study materials to take home.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
ध्यान से सुनने वाला / सचेत
listening or watching very carefully to someone or something to show interest or care
“The manager stayed attentive throughout the entire presentation, taking notes and nodding as Arjun explained the new strategy.”
Practise this word →adverb · B2
ध्यान से / गौर से
listening or watching very carefully and with full interest to understand everything being said.
“The students listened attentively while the guest speaker shared her experiences about starting a successful business.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
पूरा ध्यान देना / एकाग्रता
the act of listening or looking very carefully to understand something or notice details
“The intern's attentiveness during the briefing helped her catch the small error in the final report.”
Practise this word →verb · C1
प्रमाणित करना / तस्दीक करना
to formally state or sign a document to show that something is true or authentic
“Before submitting your visa application, you must have a gazetted officer attest your photocopied documents.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · C1
पुष्टि करना / गवाही देना
to show or prove that something is true, often based on personal experience or evidence.
“The glowing reviews from our long-term clients attest to the reliability of our software services.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
प्रमाण / साक्ष्यांकन
a formal statement or document that proves something is true or authentic.
“Before the bank approved his business loan, Kabir had to provide a formal attestation of his annual income.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
पोशाक / पहनावा
the clothes that a person is wearing, especially formal or specific clothing
“The wedding invitation clearly stated that guests should arrive in traditional Indian attire for the ceremony.”
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रवैया / नज़रिया
the way you think and feel about something, which shows in how you behave
“Even when the project got difficult, Rahul kept a positive attitude.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
पर्यटक स्थल / आकर्षण का केंद्र
an interesting place that many people travel to see or visit for fun.
“The Qutub Minar is a popular attraction that draws thousands of visitors to Delhi every single day.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
गुण / विशेषता
a specific quality or feature that belongs to a person or thing.
“During the interview, Priya highlighted her ability to remain calm under pressure as her strongest positive attribute.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
श्रेय देना / कारण मानना
to say or believe that a particular result is caused by a specific thing or person.
“The athlete won the gold medal and chose to attribute her success to her coach's strict training.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
धीरे-धीरे कमज़ोर करने वाला / थका देने वाला
describing a process that gradually weakens or wears down an opponent through constant pressure or long-term effort.
“The championship final turned into an attritional battle as both players refused to give up their serve.”
Practise this word →verb · C1
ढालना / सामंजस्य बिठाना
to adjust yourself to understand or respond to a particular situation, sound, or feeling.
“After living in the forest for a month, Arjun's ears began to attune to the subtle sounds of wildlife.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
तालमेल में / भावनाओं को समझने वाला
being sensitive to and understanding the feelings, needs, or moods of another person
“A good manager is highly attuned to the team's morale and notices when someone is feeling stressed.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
नीलाम करना / बोली लगाकर बेचना
to sell something to the person who offers the highest price in a public sale
“The company decided to auction off their old office furniture to make room for new standing desks.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
हिम्मती / दुस्साहसी
willing to take very bold risks, often in a way that shocks or surprises others.
“Kabir made an audacious move by quitting his stable job to start a space-tech company in India.”
Practise this word →adverb · C1
हिम्मत से / निडरता से
in a way that shows a brave willingness to take risks or shock people
“During the meeting, Kabir audaciously suggested that the company should fire the CEO to save costs.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
साहस / बेख़ौफ़ हिम्मत
a brave and confident willingness to take risks or do something very bold.
“Everyone admired Kabir’s audacity to quit his stable job and start a business in a new city.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
आवाज़ की स्पष्टता / श्रव्यता
the degree to which a sound is clear enough for people to hear it.
“The speaker adjusted the microphone during the presentation to ensure better audibility for those in the back.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
सुनाई देने योग्य / साफ़ सुनाई देने वाला
something that is loud enough for you to hear clearly
“The speaker's voice was barely audible over the loud humming of the air conditioner in the back.”
Practise this word →adverb · C1
सुनाई देने लायक आवाज़ में / ज़ोर से
in a way that is loud enough for other people to hear it clearly
“Arjun sighed audibly when he saw the long queue at the bank, making the person behind him look up.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
श्रोता / दर्शक
a group of people who have gathered to listen to a talk or watch a performance.
“The audience remained completely silent as Kabir shared his emotional journey during the college seminar.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
आवाज़ / ऑडियो
the sound that is recorded, broadcast, or played back from a device
“Kabir had to re-record the video because the audio was too low to hear clearly.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
खातों की जाँच / ऑडिट
an official examination of a company's financial records to ensure they are accurate and legal.
“The company is preparing for its annual audit to ensure all financial records are perfectly in order.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
खातों की जाँच करना / हिसाब-किताब जाँचना
to officially examine financial records to check if they are accurate and legal
“The tax department decided to audit the company's accounts after noticing several errors in their filing.”
Practise this word →verb · C2
शुभ संकेत होना / इशारा करना
to be a sign that a particular event or situation will happen in the future
“The high number of early registrations for the workshop augurs well for its eventual success.”
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