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adverb · B2
कंप्यूटर नियमों द्वारा / कैलकुलेशन के हिसाब से
using a set of computer rules or step-by-step calculations to solve a problem or make decisions.
“The news feed on your phone is algorithmically curated to show posts you are likely to enjoy.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
अलगाव की भावना / परायापन
the feeling of being an outsider and not belonging to a group or community
“Moving to a massive city like Mumbai can lead to a deep sense of alienation for many newcomers.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
गाड़ी से उतरना / उतरना
to leave a bus, train, or other vehicle at the end of a journey.
“Passengers for the airport should alight at the next station and follow the signs for the shuttle.”
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सीध में करना / एक लाइन में लाना
to place things in a straight line or in their exact correct position.
“Make sure you align the edges of the posters perfectly before you stick them on the wall.”
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मेल खाना / के हिसाब से होना
to be consistent with or match a particular set of goals, plans, or needs
“The manager rejected the proposal because it does not align with the company's long-term growth goals.”
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सहमति होना / विचार मिलना
to share the same views, values, or beliefs as another person or group.
“I decided to join this NGO because their core values closely align with my own personal beliefs.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
तालमेल / एक राय होना
a state where different groups or plans support each other and work toward the same goal.
“The marketing and sales teams reached full alignment on the new strategy for the upcoming festive season.”
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सब कुछ इशारा कर रहा है / साफ़ लग रहा है
used to say that every available piece of evidence suggests a particular outcome is likely
“With the dark clouds and heavy wind, all signs point to a massive storm hitting the city soon.”
Practise this word →verb · C1
दूर करना / शांत करना
to make someone's fears, doubts, or worries feel less strong or go away completely.
“The doctor explained the procedure in detail to allay Priya's fears about the upcoming surgery.”
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आरोप / इल्ज़ाम
a statement saying someone did something wrong or illegal, made without providing any proof yet.
“Management is currently investigating the allegation that Kabir shared confidential company data with a competitor.”
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कथित / जिस पर आरोप लगा हो
said to be true or to have happened, but not yet proven with evidence.
“Karan is upset because his friends are gossiping about his alleged breakup with Neha without any proof.”
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कथित तौर पर / जैसा कि कहा गया है
used to describe something that is said to have happened but has not been proven yet.
“The manager allegedly took the store's cash, but the security cameras were not working that night.”
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एलर्जी पैदा करने वाली चीज़ / एलर्जेन
a substance that causes an immune system reaction, such as sneezing, itching, or a rash
“Before trying the new face cream, Meera checked the ingredients list for any potential allergen that might irritate her skin.”
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एलर्जी होना / संवेदनशीन
having a physical reaction like sneezing or a rash when you eat, touch, or breathe something.
“Karan realized he was allergic to cats when he started sneezing uncontrollably at his friend's house.”
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एलर्जी
a condition that makes you feel sick when you eat a certain kind of food
“Karan had to check the ingredients carefully because he has a severe allergy to peanuts.”
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तंग गली / पतली गली
a narrow passage or path located between or behind buildings, often not meant for cars.
“We decided to take a shortcut through this narrow alley to reach the market much faster.”
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तंग गली / संकरा रास्ता
A narrow passage or path located between or behind buildings, often used as a shortcut.
“The delivery boy took a shortcut through the narrow alleyway to reach the apartment building faster.”
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बाँटना / तय करना
to set aside a specific amount of money, time, or resources for a particular purpose.
“The manager decided to allocate a larger portion of the budget to the marketing team this quarter.”
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तय किया हुआ / निर्धारित
set aside or given to someone for a particular use or reason.
“Every speaker must finish their presentation within the allocated time of ten minutes to stay on schedule.”
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समय तय करना / समय देना
to give a specific amount of time for a particular task or purpose
“The manager decided to allot thirty minutes to each team member for their project presentation.”
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हिस्सा / कोटा
a specific amount of something that is given to someone to use or have.
“The travel agency exhausted its monthly allotment of luxury train tickets within just two days.”
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जेब खर्च / पॉकेट मनी
a specific amount of money given to someone regularly for their personal expenses.
“Every month, Arjun sends his younger sister a small allowance to help with her college expenses.”
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छूट देना / रियायत
the act of considering someone's difficult situation to explain or excuse their behavior
“We should make allowance for Arjun's late arrival today, as he is dealing with a family emergency.”
Practise this word →verb · C1
इशारा करना / परोक्ष रूप से कहना
to talk about something or someone in an indirect way without mentioning them specifically
“During the meeting, Kabir started to allude to the team's past mistakes without naming anyone specific.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · C1
इशारा करना / परोक्ष रूप से कहना
to mention something in an indirect way without naming it exactly
“During the meeting, Kabir started to allude to the team's recent mistakes without naming anyone specifically.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
साथी / मददगार / हमदर्द
a person or group that helps and supports you, especially when others are against you
“When Kabir faced unfair criticism during the meeting, his manager proved to be a strong ally by defending him.”
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कहा-सुनी / तू-तू मैं-मैं
a loud and public argument or disagreement between people.
“A heated altercation broke out between two drivers after their cars slightly touched in the parking lot.”
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दूसरा विकल्प / कोई और रास्ता
a different choice or option that you can use instead of another one
“That hotel is too expensive, so we need to find a cheaper alternative.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
वैकल्पिक / दूसरा विकल्प
Available as a different choice or a second possibility if the first one is not used.
“Since the main highway was blocked due to construction, we had to find an alternative route home.”
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या फिर / विकल्प के तौर पर
used to suggest a second possibility or a different choice from the one already mentioned.
“We could take the metro to the market; alternatively, we could just walk if the weather stays nice.”
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विकल्प / दूसरे रास्ते
other choices or possibilities that are available to choose from in a situation.
“Since the main road is blocked for repairs, we need to explore other alternatives to reach the office.”
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परोपकार / निस्वार्थ सेवा
the selfless habit of acting to help others without expecting any personal gain or reward.
“Deepak showed true altruism by spending his entire weekend cleaning the local park without any recognition.”
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परोपकारी / निस्वार्थ
caring more about helping other people than about your own self-interest or benefit
“Arjun decided to spend his entire weekend volunteering at the shelter for purely altruistic reasons.”
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पूर्व छात्र / पुराने विद्यार्थी
people who have completed their studies and graduated from a particular school, college, or university.
“The college invited its successful alumni to share their career experiences with the final-year students.”
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हैरान कर देना / चकित करना
to cause someone to feel extremely surprised or full of wonder
“The young magician managed to amaze the entire audience by making a large motorcycle disappear instantly.”
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कमाल की हैरानी / अचंभित होना
a feeling of great surprise or wonder at something unexpected
“Rohan watched in amazement as the street magician made a large coin disappear into thin air.”
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प्रतिनिधि / प्रचारक
a person chosen to represent a group or cause and encourage others to support it
“As a youth ambassador for the NGO, Kabir visits local schools to talk about environmental protection.”
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माहौल / वातावरण
the special feeling, mood, or character that a particular place has
“We chose this café for our meeting because the quiet ambiance makes it easy to focus.”
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माहौल / वातावरण
The general mood, character, or feeling that a particular place has.
“The soft lighting and light instrumental music created a very relaxing ambience in the new cafe.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
आस-पास की रोशनी / प्राकृतिक रोशनी
relating to the natural light already present in a place rather than extra artificial light.
“The photographer decided not to use a flash, relying only on the soft ambient light from the window.”
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अस्पष्टता / दुविधा
a situation where something is unclear or can be understood in more than one way.
“The manager's instructions were full of ambiguity, leaving Arjun unsure about which task to prioritize first.”
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दायर / सीमा / क्षेत्र
the range, scope, or limits of authority, influence, or a particular activity.
“The marketing team was told that social media strategy falls entirely within their ambit this year.”
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महत्वाकांक्षा / बड़ा लक्ष्य
a strong desire and determination to achieve a specific goal or reach success.
“Ever since she was a child, Meera’s greatest ambition has been to become a commercial pilot.”
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बड़े लक्ष्यों वाला / महत्वाकांक्षी
having a strong desire to be successful, powerful, or famous in your life or career.
“Karan is an ambitious young architect who plans to design the tallest green building in Mumbai.”
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बड़ा लक्ष्य / मुश्किल मगर शानदार
describing a plan or goal that needs a lot of effort and skill to succeed.
“The team has set an ambitious schedule to finish the entire apartment renovation in just two weeks.”
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बड़े लक्ष्यों के साथ / महत्वाकांक्षा से
in a way that shows a strong desire to achieve great success, power, or difficult goals.
“Karan is planning ambitiously for his startup, aiming to expand to five major cities by next year.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
दुविधा / कशमकश
a state of having mixed, conflicting, or uncertain feelings about a person or situation.
“Deepak felt a sense of ambivalence about accepting the promotion because it meant moving away from his family.”
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दोहरी मानसिकता / कशमकश में
having two opposing feelings or thoughts at the same time about someone or something
“Karan felt ambivalent about the promotion because it meant a higher salary but much less family time.”
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