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adjective · B1
व्यावसायिक / बड़े बिजनेस का
relating to a large business organization or the people who work for one
“Arjun left his small family business to build a career in the corporate world of Mumbai.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
सुधार / बदलाव
a change that is made to fix a mistake or improve a previous choice.
“After realizing the budget was too high, the manager made a quick correction to the project plan.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
गलियारा / रास्ता
a long passage in a building with doors leading to different rooms on both sides.
“Please wait in the corridor for a few minutes while the manager finishes her meeting.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
भ्रष्टाचार / रिश्वतखोरी
dishonest or illegal behavior by people in positions of power, usually involving bribery or fraud
“The local leader was arrested after evidence of systemic corruption in the housing project was discovered.”
Practise this word →phrase · B2
रहने का खर्च / जीवन यापन का खर्च
the amount of money required to pay for basic needs like food, housing, and transport.
“Many young professionals are moving to smaller cities because the cost of living in Mumbai is becoming too high.”
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महंगा / कीमती
needing a large amount of money to buy, maintain, or complete something
“Maintaining an old luxury car can become very costly because the spare parts are hard to find.”
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सूती / कपास
a soft white natural substance from a plant used to make thread and cloth.
“Priya prefers wearing pure cotton clothes during the summer because they keep her cool and comfortable.”
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नगर परिषद / स्थानीय सभा
a group of people chosen to make decisions and manage a specific town, city, or local area.
“The local council decided to build a new park and improve the street lighting in our neighborhood.”
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भरोसा रखना / मान कर चलना
to expect something to happen and base your plans on it
“The team was counting on a sunny day for the match, but it started raining heavily during warm-ups.”
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काउंटर / दुकान की मेज़
a long flat surface in a shop or cafe where customers are served
“Please leave your empty coffee mug on the counter and the staff will collect it later.”
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डिस्काउंट कूपन / छूट का वाउचर
a piece of paper or a digital code that gives you a discount on something you buy.
“Priya applied a digital coupon at the checkout to get twenty percent off her new shoes.”
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हिम्मत / साहस
the mental strength to face pain, danger, or fear without giving up.
“It took a lot of courage for Arjun to stand up and speak at the town hall meeting.”
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कूरियर / संदेशवाहक
a person or company whose job is to deliver packages or important documents quickly
“The courier arrived at the door just as Arjun was leaving for his morning meeting.”
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शिष्टाचार / सौजन्य
polite and respectful behavior or a kind act shown towards others in social situations.
“Arjun showed professional courtesy by holding the elevator and waiting for his colleague to enter first.”
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आँगन / चौक
an open space with no roof that is surrounded by walls or buildings
“The family gathered in the inner courtyard every evening to drink tea and talk about their day.”
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किसी की जगह काम करना / ज़िम्मेदारी संभालना
to do someone else's work or duties while they are away for a short time.
“Since Kabir has a family emergency today, I will cover for him during the afternoon meeting.”
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सच्चाई छिपाना / लीपापोती करना
to hide the truth about a mistake or a crime so people do not find out.
“The manager tried to cover up the accounting error by deleting the files before the audit began.”
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बीमा सुरक्षा / कवर
the specific set of risks or expenses that an insurance agreement will pay for
“Before signing the policy, Arjun checked if his health insurance provided coverage for expensive dental surgeries.”
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आरामदायक / सुकून भरा
feeling warm, comfortable, and safe, especially because you are in a small, pleasant place
“After a long day of work, Kabir loves relaxing in his cozy reading corner with a hot cup of tea.”
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दरार / चटका हुआ हिस्सा
a thin line on the surface of something that is damaged or starting to break.
“Arjun noticed a small crack in the windshield of his car after a pebble hit it.”
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तंग / जगह की कमी
not having enough space for people or things to move around comfortably
“Working from this cramped corner of the bedroom is starting to affect my back and productivity.”
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ठप हो जाना / बंद हो जाना
to stop working or fail suddenly, especially a computer system, app, or financial market.
“I was almost finished with the project when my laptop suddenly decided to crash.”
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तीव्र इच्छा होना / तरसना
to feel a very strong and intense desire for a specific thing.
“After a long and stressful day at the office, Arjun started to crave a hot cup of masala tea.”
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तीव्र इच्छा / मन ललचाना
very strong desires to eat a specific type of food or drink.
“Late at night, Meera often struggles with intense cravings for spicy noodles or chocolate ice cream.”
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रेंगना / बहुत धीरे चलना
to move at an extremely slow pace, especially because of heavy traffic or obstacles.
“Because of the heavy rain and waterlogging, the traffic began to crawl along the highway.”
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मलाईदार / गाढ़ा और चिकना
having a thick, smooth, and soft texture similar to cream.
“Priya stirred the pot until the dal reached a perfectly creamy consistency for the dinner guests.”
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रचनात्मक / कल्पनाशील
using your imagination to produce new and original ideas or things.
“Ananya found a creative way to reuse old plastic bottles by turning them into beautiful hanging planters.”
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योग्यता / काबिलियत का प्रमाण
a specific skill, experience, or qualification that shows you are suitable for a particular job.
“With her impressive academic credentials and five years of industry experience, Neha was the perfect candidate for the manager role.”
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उधार / किश्त
a system that allows you to buy things now and pay for them in the future.
“Arjun decided to buy the new refrigerator on credit instead of paying the full amount in cash.”
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खाते में पैसे डालना
to add a sum of money into a bank account
“The refund for your cancelled flight will be credited to your bank account within five working days.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
अजीब और डरावना / घिनौना
causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease, as if something is wrong or strange.
“The walk home through that dark, empty alley felt really creepy late at night.”
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शरम से पानी-पानी होना / झेंप जाना
to feel deep embarrassment or physical discomfort when remembering something awkward you did in the past
“Even years later, Kabir still cringes at the memory of calling his boss 'Mom' by mistake.”
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संकट / भारी मुसीबत
A very difficult or dangerous situation that needs immediate attention.
“We faced a major crisis when the main server crashed during the Diwali sale.”
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कुरकुरा / करारा
pleasantly hard, dry, and easily broken when you bite or touch it
“Arjun took a bite of the crisp, golden jalebi and loved the perfect crunch it made.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
कड़क / साफ और सलीकेदार
describes paper or cloth that is clean, new, and stays in a firm, smooth shape.
“Arjun put on a crisp white shirt for his job interview to look sharp and professional.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
कुरकुरा / करारा
having a pleasantly firm texture that breaks easily and makes a sound when eaten.
“Meera took a bite of the hot, crispy dosa and loved the loud crunch it made.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
मापदंड / कसौटी
the specific standards or rules used to make a decision or judge the quality of something.
“The hiring manager explained the selection criteria, focusing on relevant experience and strong communication skills.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
बुराई करने वाला / आलोचनात्मक
saying that someone or something is bad or wrong by pointing out their faults.
“The manager was highly critical of Kabir's report, pointing out several mistakes in the data analysis.”
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बेहद गंभीर / नाजुक
describing a situation that is extremely serious, dangerous, or likely to result in disaster
“The doctors said the next twenty-four hours are critical for Arjun’s recovery after the major surgery.”
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तार्किक / परखी हुई
using careful judgment and objective analysis to evaluate information instead of just accepting it.
“Before believing the viral message, Kabir used his critical thinking skills to check the actual facts.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
बुराई / नुक्स निकालना / आलोचना
the act of expressing disapproval by pointing out mistakes, faults, or things that are wrong
“Arjun struggled to stay calm while his manager gave him some harsh criticism about the project report.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
दोबारा जाँच करना / मिलान करना
to make sure information is correct by comparing it with a different source or list.
“Before booking the expensive tickets, Rahul decided to cross-check the flight timings on the airline's official website.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
हद पार करना / मर्यादा लांघना
to behave in a way that is no longer acceptable, polite, or fair.
“The jokes were funny at first, but when Kabir insulted his colleague's family, he really crossed the line.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
दिमाग में आना / खयाल आना
to think of something for a very short time before forgetting or dismissing it
“It crossed my mind to call you yesterday, but I got too busy with work.”
Practise this word →adjective · A2
भीड़भाड़ वाला / खचाखच भरा
having too many people in a space so that it is difficult to move.
“The metro was so crowded this morning that I had to wait for the next train.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
बहुत ज़रूरी / अहम
extremely important because everything else depends on it
“This small part is crucial; the bike won't start without it.”
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कुचल देना / दब जाना
to press something so hard that it gets damaged, broken, or flattened
“Rahul accidentally crushed his finger when he closed the heavy iron gate too quickly this morning.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
इशारे / संकेत
signals or signs that tell you it is time to do something or how to act.
“The speaker watched for visual cues from the audience to decide if she should explain more clearly.”
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