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adjective · C1
शुभ / मंगल
suggesting that something will be successful or bring good luck in the future
“The new branch opened on an auspicious day, and the store was crowded from the first hour.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
सादगी भरा / रूखा / सीधा-सादा
very simple and plain, lacking any decoration, luxury, or unnecessary comfort
“The hostel room was austere, containing only a small wooden bed, a desk, and a single chair.”
Practise this word →adverb · C1
सच्चाई से / असली रूप में
in a way that is true to your real personality, beliefs, or feelings without pretending.
“During their long walk, Meera felt she could speak authentically about her fears for the first time.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
असली साबित करना / प्रमाणित करना
to prove that an object or document is real and not a copy.
“The gallery hired a professional expert to authenticate the old painting before putting it up for auction.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
असली होने की पुष्टि / प्रमाणन
The process of proving that an object or document is real and not a fake.
“Before purchasing the antique sword, Arjun insisted on a formal authentication from a history expert.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
पहचान पुष्टि करने वाला ऐप / ऑथेंटिकेटर
a digital tool that creates unique, temporary codes to verify a person's identity when logging in.
“Before Kabir could access his office email, he had to enter a six-digit code from his authenticator.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
असली होना / सच्चाई / असलियत
the quality of being real, genuine, or true rather than a copy or a fake.
“The expert examined the old coins carefully to check their authenticity before the museum bought them.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
रोबदार / प्रभावशाली
showing a confident and commanding style that makes others respect and listen to you.
“Kiran spoke in an authoritative voice that immediately silenced the noisy room and got everyone's attention.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
प्राधिकरण / सरकारी विभाग
an official organization or group of people that has the power to manage something public.
“The local housing authority is building new apartments to provide affordable homes for young families.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
आधिकारिक अनुमति / मंज़ूरी
official permission or power given to someone to do a specific task or activity.
“Karan needed written authorization from the manager before he could access the confidential project files.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
मंजूरी देना / अधिकार देना
to give official permission for something to happen or for money to be spent.
“The department manager needs to authorize your travel expenses before the finance team can process the refund.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
आधिकारिक / मंज़ूरशुदा
having the formal or legal right to do something or enter a specific place.
“Only authorized staff members are allowed to enter the server room to prevent any data leaks.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
तानाशाह / मनमानी करने वाला
a person who expects others to obey them completely and does not listen to their opinions.
“My manager acts like a total autocrat, making every small decision himself without ever consulting the team.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
स्वचालित बनाना / ऑटोमेट करना
to make a process or activity happen using machines or software rather than people.
“The marketing team decided to automate their weekly emails so they could focus on new creative projects.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
स्वचालित / ऑटोमेटिक
using computers or machines to do a task instead of people.
“The new parking lot uses an automated system to scan license plates and open the gate.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
अपने आप होने वाला / खुद-ब-खुद
working by itself using a machine or system without needing a person to control it.
“Setting up an automatic monthly transfer to your savings account helps you save money without even thinking.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
बिना सोचे-समझे / आदत के कारण
done quickly and without thinking because it is a habit or natural reaction
“After living in this apartment for five years, locking the door has become an automatic habit for Arjun.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
आत्मनिर्भर / स्वतंत्र
having the power and freedom to make your own choices and manage your own work.
“My manager allows me to be completely autonomous, letting me decide my own schedule and project deadlines.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
खुद फैसले लेने की आज़ादी / काम में स्वतंत्रता
the freedom to manage your own work and make decisions without being controlled by a manager.
“My manager gives me the autonomy to decide how to finish my projects without checking every step.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
फायदा उठाना / सेवा का लाभ लेना
to use or take advantage of an opportunity, service, or offer that is available.
“Passengers at the airport can avail themselves of the free shuttle service to reach the other terminal.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
खाली समय / वक्त की उपलब्धता
the specific times or dates when a person is free to meet or do work
“Please let me know your availability for a quick Zoom call sometime on Wednesday afternoon.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
उपलब्धता / खाली होना
the fact that something is free to be used, bought, or booked at a particular time.
“Before you plan the trip, you should check the availability of train tickets for those dates.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
उपलब्ध / मौजूद
ready to be used, bought, or found for a particular purpose.
“Since all the hotel rooms were full, we checked if any nearby homestays were still available.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
खाली / उपलब्ध
not busy and having enough time to talk to someone or do a task.
“I will be available for a quick call after four o'clock once my meeting finishes.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
अत्यधिक लालच / धन का लोभ
an extremely strong desire to collect money or possessions, often far beyond what is needed.
“The businessman’s avarice eventually led him to cheat his own partners to gain more profit.”
Practise this word →noun · A2
चौड़ी सड़क / एवेन्यू
a wide street in a city or town, often with trees along the sides.
“The main avenue is lined with tall trees and has wide pavements for people to walk on.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
सख़्त नफ़रत / सख्त चिढ़
a strong feeling of not liking something and wanting to avoid or turn away from it.
“Despite the group's excitement for the roller coaster, Rahul's deep aversion to heights kept him on the ground.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
कट्टर / बहुत शौकीन
showing extreme enthusiasm and a strong interest in a particular activity or hobby
“As an avid reader, Kabir spends most of his weekends exploring old bookstores for rare novels.”
Practise this word →adverb · C1
बड़े चाव से / बहुत उत्सुकता से
doing something with extreme interest, enthusiasm, or a strong desire to get more of it.
“During the long train journey, Kabir read his new mystery novel avidly, ignoring everything around him.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
बचना / परहेज
The act of intentionally staying away from a person, place, or situation.
“Arjun’s avoidance of his neighbor became obvious when he ducked behind a car to stay hidden.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
इंतज़ार करना / राह देखना
to wait for something expected or planned to happen, often with a feeling of anticipation
“The family gathered at the airport gate to eagerly await the arrival of their son from Canada.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
इंतज़ार करना / राह देखना
waiting for something important or expected to happen or arrive
“Kabir sat nervously in the clinic, anxiously awaiting the final results of his health checkup.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
नींद से जागना / जगाना
to stop sleeping and become active or aware of your surroundings.
“The soft chirping of birds outside the window caused Kabir to awaken early on Sunday morning.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
पता होना / मालूम होना
knowing about a situation, fact, or problem
“We are aware of the internet issue and our team is fixing it.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
जागरूकता / जानकारी
knowledge or understanding of a particular subject or situation
“She organized a small meeting in her society to raise awareness about dengue prevention.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
अद्भुत / बहुत प्रभावशाली
causing a strong feeling of respect, wonder, or amazement because of being very impressive.
“Standing at the base of the Himalayas, Kabir found the massive, snow-covered peaks truly awe-inspiring.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
अजीब / असहज
making you feel embarrassed, uncomfortable, and not sure what to do
“There was an awkward moment when I went for a handshake and he offered a fist bump.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
अजीब लगना / घबराहट
the uncomfortable feeling of being embarrassed or not relaxed in a social situation.
“There was a moment of awkwardness when Kabir realized he had forgotten his new colleague's name.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
सहयोग देना / समर्थन करना
to give help, money, or support to a person, plan, or idea.
“The senior partners decided to back Priya's innovative proposal for the new green energy project.”
Practise this word →phrase · B1
दुविधा में / इधर-उधर
moving repeatedly between two different choices, opinions, or places without deciding on one.
“I keep going back and forth between the blue shirt and the black one for my interview.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
कड़ी मेहनत वाला / कमरतोड़
needing a lot of physical effort and making you feel extremely tired
“After a day of back-breaking work in the garden, Arjun could barely stand up straight to go inside.”
Practise this word →idiom · C1
बाद के लिए टालना / ठंडे बस्ते में डालना
to delay dealing with a task or idea because it is not currently a priority.
“Since we are focusing on the new product launch, we’ve put the office renovation on the back-burner.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
एक-दूसरे का साथ देना / गवाही देना
to support someone by confirming that what they are saying is true
“When the manager questioned Kabir about the delay, his teammates stepped in to back him up.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · C1
डेडलाइन से पीछे की ओर योजना बनाना
to create a plan by starting from the final deadline and working toward the beginning.
“Since the product launch is on October 1st, we need to back into the schedule for development.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
फिर से संभल जाना / ठीक हो जाना
to be healthy or successful again after a period of illness or financial trouble
“After three months of physical therapy, Arjun is finally back on his feet and walking without help.”
Practise this word →phrase · B1
पटरी पर आना / फिर से सही चलना
returning to the correct path, schedule, or progress after experiencing a delay or problem.
“After a week of being sick, Arjun is finally getting his fitness routine back on track at the gym.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
पीछे हटना / मुकर जाना
to decide not to do something that you previously agreed or promised to do.
“Arjun had promised to help me move house, but he had to back out at the last minute.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
साथ देना / समर्थन करना
to support someone or agree with them, especially in a difficult situation or argument
“When the manager blamed Arjun for the mistake, Meera stepped in to back him up with facts.”
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