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adjective · B2
अजीब / बहुत विचित्र
very strange or unusual, especially in a way that is surprising or funny.
“The local market was selling bizarre blue-colored pumpkins that I had never seen in my life.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
दोष देना / ज़िम्मेदार ठहराना
to say or think that someone or something is responsible for something bad that happened
“Arjun and Kabir had a heated argument because they both tried to blame each other for the accident.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
कोरा / शून्य / खाली
showing no understanding, feeling, or memory; completely empty of thought.
“When the interviewer asked about my previous project, my mind suddenly went blank and I couldn't remember anything.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
दिमाग खाली हो जाना / भूल जाना
to suddenly forget something or be unable to think of something you should know
“I knew the answer to the third question, but I suddenly blanked out during the exam.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
तेज़ और शोर भरा / कान फाड़ने वाला
making a very loud, harsh, and unpleasant noise that is hard to ignore.
“The neighbor's blaring music kept the entire apartment building awake until three in the morning.”
Practise this word →adverb · B2
खुल्लम-खुल्ला / साफ़ तौर पर
in a very obvious and open way, without caring if people are shocked or offended.
“The candidate was blatantly checking his phone for answers right in front of the interviewer.”
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खून निकलना / खून बहना
to have blood coming out from a cut or injury in your body.
“Arjun accidentally cut his finger while chopping vegetables and it started to bleed quite a lot.”
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घुल-मिल जाना / अलग न दिखना
to look or act like everyone else so that you are not noticed
“Arjun wore a simple white shirt to the office party so he could easily blend in with the crowd.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
मंज़ूरी / इजाज़त
official support or agreement for a plan, idea, or relationship from someone in authority.
“Before they decided to get married, Arjun visited Priya's parents to ask for their blessing.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
सौभाग्य / वरदान
something that you are very lucky to have because it helps you or makes you happy
“Having such a supportive family has been a real blessing during my long job search.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
दुआ / आशीर्वाद
words or prayers that ask for God's help, protection, or thanks for someone
“Before leaving for his new job in Bangalore, Kabir touched his grandmother's feet to seek her blessings.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
आँखें चौंधियाना / अंधा कर देना
to make it impossible for someone to see for a short time using very bright light
“The high beams of the truck coming from the opposite direction started to blind Kabir while driving.”
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चौंधिया जाना / आँखें चुंधियाना
unable to see for a short time because of a very bright light
“Arjun was momentarily blinded by the high beams of the truck coming from the opposite direction.”
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चकाचौंध कर देने वाला / बहुत तेज़
so bright that it makes you unable to see for a short time
“The blinding glare from the sun reflecting off the parked cars made Kabir squint while driving.”
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अनदेखा करना / ध्यान न देना
to stop yourself from thinking about something unpleasant or noticing a loud noise
“Rohan put on his noise-cancelling headphones to block out the construction sounds while he worked.”
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बंद करना / ब्लॉक करना
to officially stop a bank card or account from being used, often to prevent theft.
“Arjun had to block his credit card immediately after realizing his wallet was missing at the market.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
रक्तचाप / ब्लड प्रेशर
the force pushing against your artery walls as your heart pumps
“The nurse asked Arjun to relax his arm while she measured his blood pressure with a cuff.”
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खाका / बुनियादी योजना
a detailed plan or guide that shows how something will be achieved or created.
“Kabir spent his entire weekend creating a clear blueprint for his new start-up's growth over five years.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
मुँहफट / साफ़-साफ़ बोलने वाला
speaking in a very direct way that can sometimes upset or offend people
“To be blunt, your presentation was quite boring and lacked any clear data to support your claims.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
चढ़ना / सवार होना
to get onto a ship, aircraft, train, or bus to begin a journey
“Passengers for the flight to Mumbai are now requested to board through Gate Number Seven.”
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विमान पर चढ़ना / चढ़ाई
the act or process of getting onto an airplane or ship to start a journey.
“Please have your passport and boarding pass ready as we will begin boarding in ten minutes.”
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शारीरिक हाव-भाव / बॉडी लैंग्वेज
The way you move or hold your physical frame that shows others how you feel or think.
“Although Kabir said he was not nervous, his stiff body language and shaky hands told a different story.”
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निडर / साहसी
willing to take risks and show confidence in difficult or new situations
“Taking a bold step, Arjun decided to quit his stable job and start his own business.”
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चमकदार / गहरा
having a strong, bright, or clear appearance that is very easy to notice
“Priya decided to paint one wall of her living room in a bold shade of orange.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
गहरा रिश्ता / गहरा लगाव
a strong feeling of friendship, love, or shared interest that unites people together
“Meera and Kabir share a strong bond because they both grew up in the same small village.”
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जुड़ाव महसूस करना / रिश्ता गहरा करना
to develop a strong feeling of friendship, love, or shared understanding with another person
“Arjun took a week off from work to stay home and bond with his newborn daughter.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
बोनस / अतिरिक्त इनाम
an extra amount of money added to your pay for doing a good job.
“Arjun was thrilled to receive a performance bonus after successfully closing the biggest deal of the year.”
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सेव करना / बुकमार्क करना
to save a website's address on your computer or phone to find it easily later.
“I should bookmark this recipe so I can quickly find it when I cook dinner tonight.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
तेजी / उछाल
a time when there is a lot of money and fast growth in an industry or economy.
“The local real estate boom has turned this quiet village into a busy town with many new apartments.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
बढ़ावा देना / हिम्मत बढ़ाना
to help something increase, improve, or become more successful
“The manager praised Arjun’s hard work during the meeting to boost his confidence before the big presentation.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
दुविधाजनक / मुश्किल निर्णय वाला
Barely meeting the required standard, making a final decision or category very difficult to choose.
“The hiring manager felt Arjun was a borderline candidate because he had great skills but lacked experience.”
Practise this word →verb · A2
उधार लेना
to take money from someone for a short time and give it back later
“I forgot my wallet today, so I had to borrow some money from Amit for lunch.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
परेशान करना / मन भारी होना
to make someone feel worried, anxious, or slightly upset about a particular situation or thought.
“The way Arjun spoke to his manager today really bothered him for the rest of the evening.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
परेशान करना / तंग करना
to interrupt someone or take their time with a question, request, or small problem
“I am sorry to bother you, Arjun, but could you please sign these urgent documents before you leave?”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
भावनाओं को दबाना / मन में रखना
to keep strong or negative feelings hidden inside instead of talking about them
“If you continue to bottle up your frustration at work, you will eventually feel completely burnt out.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
असली बात / आखिरी सीमा
the most important fact in a situation, or the lowest acceptable limit in a negotiation
“We can discuss the details later, but the bottom line is that we need a bigger budget.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
कुल मुनाफा / सबसे ज़रूरी बात
The final amount of money a company earns or the most important point in a discussion.
“The marketing manager explained that reducing advertising costs would significantly improve the company's bottom-line this year.”
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सबसे ज़रूरी बात / मुख्य मुद्दा
the most important point or the main factor that someone needs to consider.
“We can discuss the location and food all day, but the bottom line is our budget.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
चेक बाउंस होना / चेक का रुक जाना
when a bank refuses to pay a cheque because there is not enough money in the account
“The landlord called Kabir to inform him that his rent cheque had bounced due to insufficient funds.”
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वापसी करना / फिर से ठीक हो जाना
to quickly become healthy, happy, or successful again after a difficult period or illness.
“Although Kabir had a high fever last week, he managed to bounce back and return to work today.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · C1
राय लेना / विचार साझा करना
to share an idea with someone to see if they think it is good or useful.
“I have a few ideas for the new marketing campaign that I want to bounce off you.”
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मुसीबत से उबरना / वापसी करना
quickly returning to a healthy or successful state after experiencing a setback or failure
“After the shop was flooded, Arjun showed great resilience by bouncing back and reopening within a week.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
सीमाएं / हदें
rules or limits you set to protect your time, energy, and personal space
“I had to set clear boundaries at work to protect my personal time.”
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मर्यादा / सीमा
a limit that defines what behavior you will or will not accept in a relationship
“Meera had to set a clear boundary by asking her colleague not to call her after work hours.”
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सपोर्ट / बेल्ट / पट्टी
a metal or plastic device worn to support a weak or injured part of the body
“After his football injury, Arjun had to wear a knee brace for six weeks to support his joint.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
डींग मारना / शेखी बघारना
to talk with too much pride about what you have done or what you own
“Kabir always likes to brag about his high salary whenever we meet for dinner at a restaurant.”
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मिलकर विचार करना / आइडिया सोचना
to gather together and quickly suggest many different ideas or solutions for a problem
“The marketing team met in the conference room to brainstorm fresh ideas for the new campaign.”
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विचार-मंथन / नए आइडियाज़ सोचना
a group activity where people suggest many creative ideas quickly to solve a problem.
“The marketing team is having a brainstorming session to come up with a name for the new app.”
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