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noun · A2
नौकरी के लिए इंटरव्यू / साक्षात्कार
A formal meeting where someone asks you questions to see if you are right for a job.
“Arjun felt very nervous while waiting in the lobby for his first job interview.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
पुरसुकून / निजी / आत्मीय
describing a private place or atmosphere that feels warm, quiet, and comfortable for a small group.
“We chose a small café with dim lighting and soft music for our intimate birthday celebration.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
सहमा हुआ / घबराया हुआ
feeling nervous or frightened because you think others are more powerful, skilled, or successful than you.
“Arjun felt intimidated by the senior executives in the boardroom, so he stayed quiet during the meeting.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
डरावना / रौबदार
having a quality that makes someone feel nervous, frightened, or less confident.
“The tall interviewer had a very intimidating presence, making Arjun feel quite nervous during the meeting.”
Practise this word →adjective · C1
दखल देने वाला / निजी बातों में घुसने वाला
entering a person's private space or life in an annoying and unwanted way
“Karan felt the HR manager’s questions about his family background were way too intrusive during the interview.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
सहज / समझने में आसान
easy to use and understand naturally without needing special training or instructions
“The new booking app is so intuitive that even my grandmother learned to use it in minutes.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
सहज / मन की आवाज़ पर आधारित
based on a natural feeling or gut instinct rather than logic or detailed study
“Anish had an intuitive feeling that the quiet street was safer, even though the main road was shorter.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
पैसे लगाना / निवेश करना
to spend money on something to improve it or make it more successful in the future
“Rohan decided to invest in a high-quality laptop to help his freelance graphic design business grow.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
निमंत्रण / बुलावा
A written or spoken request asking someone to go to an event or social gathering.
“Karan was excited to receive a formal invitation to his best friend's wedding in Jaipur.”
Practise this word →verb · A2
बुलाना / निमंत्रण देना
to ask someone to come to a social event or a specific place.
“Karan decided to invite his new colleagues to his house for a small dinner party this weekend.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
लुभावना / आकर्षक
having a pleasant appearance that makes you want to experience, enter, or join it.
“After a long day at the office, the warm lighting and soft sofa looked very inviting.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
बिल / भुगतान का ब्यौरा
A formal document listing goods or services provided and the total amount of money to be paid.
“The freelance graphic designer sent a professional invoice for the three logos she created for the new cafe.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
कपड़े प्रेस करना / इस्त्री
the activity of using a heated tool to make clothes smooth and flat
“Kabir spent his Sunday afternoon doing the ironing while listening to his favorite podcast.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
अनमोल / जिसकी जगह कोई न ले सके
something so unique or special that it cannot be substituted if it is lost or destroyed
“Although the insurance will cover the house, the old family photographs we lost are completely irreplaceable.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
अकेला / कटा हुआ महसूस करना
feeling alone and unhappy because you have no connection with the people around you
“Moving to a new city for work made Kabir feel isolated until he joined a local gym.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
मुद्दा / मसला
an important topic or problem that people are discussing or trying to solve
“Water shortage has become a major issue in our society this summer.”
Practise this word →verb · C1
बार-बार सुधारना / दोहराना
to repeat a process or design many times, making small changes to improve the final result
“The team had to iterate on the app design several times based on the initial user feedback.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
दोहराव / चरण
one version or stage of a process that is repeated many times to improve something
“The design team is working on the third iteration of the app to fix the navigation issues.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
बार-बार सुधारने वाला / क्रमिक सुधार
involving doing something again and again to make it better each time.
“The team followed an iterative process, releasing small updates and improving the app based on user feedback.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
ठूँसना / ठूँस-ठूँस कर भरना
to push or force something into a space that is too small for it
“Arjun had to jam his heavy winter jacket into his small backpack to save space for souvenirs.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
फँसा हुआ / जाम
stuck in a position or place and impossible to move or operate correctly.
“I tried to open the office balcony door, but the lock was completely jammed due to the rust.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
तकनीकी शब्दावली / विशेष शब्द
technical words used by a specific group that are difficult for others to understand
“The software engineer tried to explain the bug, but he used so much technical jargon that I couldn't understand him.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
जलन महसूस करना / ईर्ष्या
feeling upset or angry because you want what someone else already has
“Karan felt a bit jealous when he saw his friend's brand new bike parked in the driveway.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
जलन / ईर्ष्या
a feeling of unhappiness because someone has something or someone you want for yourself
“Arjun felt a pang of jealousy when he saw his best friend laughing with someone else.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
जोड़ / शरीर का जोड़
a part of the body where two bones are connected and can move or bend.
“After sitting at the desk for hours, Arjun felt a strange stiffness in his hip joint.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
बेहद ख़ुशी / हर्ष
a feeling of very great happiness or delight
“Arjun's face was filled with joy as he held his newborn daughter for the first time.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
सही फैसला लेने की काबिलियत / परख
the ability to make sensible decisions or form sensible opinions after considering the facts.
“The manager showed good judgment by promoting Arjun, even though he was new to the sales team.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
बिना सोचे-समझे शुरू करना / जल्दबाज़ी में पड़ना
to start doing something suddenly or quickly without thinking enough about the consequences or details.
“Before you jump into buying that expensive car, you should check your monthly budget and savings.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
कॉल जॉइन करना / मीटिंग में आना
to join a scheduled online meeting or phone call quickly or at short notice.
“I have to jump on a quick call with the design team before I head home today.”
Practise this word →phrase · B2
बिना सोचे-समझे नतीजा निकालना / जल्दबाज़ी में राय बनाना
to form an opinion or judge a situation too quickly without having all the facts.
“Just because Kabir is late doesn't mean he is lazy; don't jump to conclusions before he explains.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
चौराहा / संगम
a specific point where two or more roads or railway lines meet and join together.
“The taxi driver missed the turn at the busy junction because of the heavy monsoon rain.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
छोटा पद / जूनियर
having a lower position or less importance within a group or organization
“Arjun started as a junior developer, but he hopes to lead the team within three years.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
सही ठहराना / जायज़ बताना
to give a good reason for something that others might think is wrong or unnecessary
“Arjun had to justify his decision to quit a stable job to start his own small business.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
हंसी रोकना / चेहरा गंभीर बनाए रखना
to manage not to laugh or smile even though you find something very funny or ridiculous.
“Arjun tried to keep a straight face while his little nephew sang a very silly song during the wedding.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
नज़र रखना / ध्यान देना
to watch someone or something carefully to make sure they are safe or acting correctly
“Could you please keep an eye on my laptop while I go to the washroom?”
Practise this word →idiom · B1
नज़र रखना / ध्यान देना
to watch carefully so that you notice someone or something when they appear
“I will wait by the gate, but please keep an eye out for our delivery driver.”
Practise this word →phrase · B1
लगे रहना / कोशिश जारी रखना
to continue doing something difficult or tiring without giving up
“Learning to play the guitar was frustrating at first, but Arjun decided to keep at it every day.”
Practise this word →phrase · B1
ध्यान में रखना / याद रखना
to remember and consider a specific piece of information when you are making a decision or plan
“Please keep in mind that the metro gets very crowded during the evening rush hour today.”
Practise this word →phrase · B1
संपर्क में रहना / मिलते-जुलते रहना
to continue to talk, write, or message someone even when you do not see them often
“It was great working with you, Rahul. Let's definitely keep in touch!”
Practise this word →idiom · B1
सम्पर्क में रहना / टच में रहना
to continue to communicate or exchange messages with someone over a period of time
“Even after moving to Mumbai for his new job, Kabir promised to keep in touch with his old friends.”
Practise this word →phrase · B1
मन में रखना / भावनाएं दबाना
to not show or talk about your strong feelings, especially when you are angry or sad.
“Arjun was very frustrated with his boss's decision, but he chose to keep it inside during the meeting.”
Practise this word →phrase · A2
दाहिनी तरफ रहें / दाईं ओर चलें
to stay on the right-hand side while walking, driving, or moving along a path.
“When you enter the busy metro station, please keep right to let people pass from the other side.”
Practise this word →phrase · B1
साथ देना / साथ रहना
to stay with a person so they do not feel lonely or bored while they are alone.
“Since Arjun had to wait at the hospital all night, Kabir stayed to keep him company.”
Practise this word →idiom · B1
संपर्क में रखना / अपडेट देते रहना
to continue giving someone the latest information about a specific plan, project, or situation
“Please keep me in the loop regarding the client meeting so I can prepare the necessary documents.”
Practise this word →phrase · B2
खबर देते रहना / अपडेट देते रहना
to regularly give someone the most recent information or news about a situation
“I will keep you posted on my flight status so you know exactly when to leave for the airport.”
Practise this word →phrase · B1
नज़र रखना / हिसाब रखना
to continue to be informed about where someone or something is or how they are changing
“Arjun uses a simple mobile app to keep track of every small expense during his commute.”
Practise this word →phrase · B2
हिसाब रखना / खबर रखना
to make sure you know what is happening or changing about something
“I use a small notebook to keep track of my daily expenses.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
साथ चलना / बराबरी करना
to move, work, or learn at the same speed as someone or something else
“Arjun had to walk faster to keep up with his friends during their morning trek in the hills.”
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