adjective · B1
vintage
पुराना और शानदार / क्लासिक
something of high quality that comes from a specific time in the past
“Ananya found a beautiful vintage camera from the 1970s at a local market in Old Delhi.”
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adjective · B1
पुराना और शानदार / क्लासिक
something of high quality that comes from a specific time in the past
“Ananya found a beautiful vintage camera from the 1970s at a local market in Old Delhi.”
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तेज़ी से लोकप्रिय / वायरल
spreading very quickly and widely among many people on the internet
“The video of the dancing delivery boy went viral, reaching two million views in just one day.”
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ऑनलाइन / इंटरनेट पर होने वाला
Existing on computers or the internet rather than in a physical space.
“Since our team is spread across different cities, we are holding a virtual meeting on Friday afternoon.”
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वीज़ा / प्रवेश अनुमति
an official mark or document in a passport allowing someone to enter a foreign country.
“Arjun was relieved to see the stamped visa in his passport just two days before his flight.”
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कंप्यूटर विज़न / इमेज पहचानने की तकनीक
the ability of a computer to identify and process information from digital images or videos
“The delivery robot uses computer vision to detect pedestrians and navigate safely through the busy office corridor.”
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कल्पना करना / मन में तस्वीर बनाना
to create a picture of something in your mind to help you understand or plan it.
“Before starting the renovation, Kabir tried to visualize how the new kitchen would look with modern cabinets.”
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देखने में / दिखने में
in a way that relates to how something looks or the sense of sight.
“The new restaurant is visually stunning, but the food is quite average compared to its beautiful decor.”
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सजीव रूप से / साफ़-साफ़
in a way that creates very clear, detailed, and bright mental images or memories
“Even after twenty years, Arjun remembers his grandmother's old house vividly, down to the blue door.”
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अपनी बात रखने का अधिकार / प्रभाव
the right to express your opinion or be involved in decisions that affect you.
“Every employee in this company should have a voice in how the new office space is designed.”
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ज़ाहिर करना / प्रकट करना
to express a feeling, opinion, or worry in words so others can hear it.
“During the meeting, Arjun decided to voice his concerns about the project's tight deadline to his manager.”
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अस्थिर / तेज़ी से बदलने वाला
changing quickly and suddenly, especially in a way that is difficult to predict or control.
“Investors are nervous because the stock market has been extremely volatile over the last few weeks.”
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तेज़ी से उतार-चढ़ाव / अस्थिरता
the quality of changing suddenly and unexpectedly, especially in a way that creates risk or uncertainty.
“The stock market is experiencing extreme volatility this week, with prices rising and falling within minutes.”
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आवाज़ / आवाज़ का स्तर
the level of loudness of a sound, especially from a television, radio, or speaker.
“Could you please turn down the volume of the TV? I am trying to focus on my work.”
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आयतन / घेराव
the total amount of three-dimensional space that a physical object or substance occupies.
“The movers used a large truck to accommodate the sheer volume of boxes from the three-bedroom house.”
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स्वैच्छिक / अपनी इच्छा से
Done or given by your own free choice, without being forced or paid for it.
“The cleanup drive at the local park is entirely voluntary, but many residents have signed up to help.”
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स्वेच्छा से सेवा देना / खुद से पेशकश करना
to offer to do a task or help someone without being paid or forced.
“Arjun decided to volunteer at the local animal shelter every Sunday to help feed the dogs.”
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मतदाता / वोटर
someone who has the legal right to participate in an election and choose a leader
“Meera stood in the long queue at the local school, waiting her turn as a first-time voter.”
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कूपन / टोकन
a piece of paper or code that you can exchange for specific goods or services
“Since our flight was delayed by five hours, the airline gave us a voucher for a free meal.”
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शादी के वचन / कसमें
formal and serious promises made by two people during their wedding ceremony
“Arjun and Neha exchanged their vows in front of a small group of close friends and family.”
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खुलकर दिल की बात कहना / दिल खोलना
being open and honest about your true feelings, even if you might get hurt
“Kabir decided to be vulnerable and told Meera how much he actually missed her after the fight.”
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कमज़ोर / असुरक्षित
Easily hurt, damaged, or attacked because of a lack of protection or defense.
“The small coastal village was vulnerable to the storm because it lacked a proper sea wall.”
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इंतज़ार करना / राह देखना
to stay in one place until someone arrives or something expected finally happens.
“Arjun had to wait on the doctor for two hours before he was finally called into the cabin.”
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वेटिंग लिस्ट / प्रतीक्षा सूची
a list of people waiting for something that is currently full or unavailable
“The new cafe is so popular that there is already a forty-minute waitlist for a table.”
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सौदा छोड़ देना / पीछे हट जाना
to stop being involved in a negotiation because you cannot reach a fair agreement.
“Since the client refused to increase their budget, Arjun decided to walk away from the deal.”
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कदम-दर-कदम समझाना / विस्तार से बताना
to explain a process or task to someone by going over each step carefully
“Before you start the new project, let me walk you through the filing system we use here.”
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डिजिटल वॉलेट / ई-वॉलेट
A smartphone application used to store money, cards, and tickets for making digital payments.
“Arjun scanned the QR code at the tea stall and paid using his digital wallet.”
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बिना किसी मकसद के घूमना / मटरगश्ती करना
to walk slowly around an area without a particular purpose or direction
“After the long meeting, Arjun decided to wander through the local market just to clear his head.”
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कपड़ों का कलेक्शन / कपड़े
all the clothes that a person owns and wears regularly
“Priya decided to update her entire wardrobe before starting her new job at the marketing agency.”
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मौसम गरम होना / गरमाहट आना
to become hotter or more pleasant in temperature after a period of cold weather.
“The morning was quite chilly, but the weather usually starts to warm up after ten o'clock.”
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अपनापन / प्यार
a friendly quality that shows you care about and like other people
“Even though Arjun was meeting his new colleagues for the first time, their warmth made him feel at home.”
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चेतावनी देना / आगाह करना
to tell someone about a possible danger or problem before it actually happens.
“The security guard reached out to warn the office workers about the wet, slippery floor near the entrance.”
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चेतावनी
a statement or sign that tells you about a possible danger or problem in the future.
“The dark clouds in the sky served as a clear warning that a heavy storm was coming.”
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वारंटी / मरम्मत की गारंटी
a written promise by a company to repair or replace a product if it breaks
“Since the laptop is still under warranty, the service center will replace the screen for free.”
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सावधान / चौकन्ना
feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems when dealing with someone or something.
“Kabir was wary of the unknown caller asking for his bank details over the phone.”
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बर्तन धोना / जूठे बर्तन साफ़ करना
to clean the plates, pans, and cutlery used for cooking and eating a meal.
“After the guests left, Arjun offered to help Meera wash up all the dinner plates and glasses.”
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बर्बाद करना / ज़ाया करना
to use more of something than is needed or to use it in a careless way.
“Arjun realized he shouldn't waste his time scrolling on his phone when he has an exam tomorrow.”
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फालतू का खर्चा / फिजूलखर्च
using more money, time, or resources than is actually necessary.
“Leaving all the office lights and air conditioning on overnight is extremely wasteful and expensive.”
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सावधान रहना / ध्यान देना
to be alert and pay attention because of a possible danger or problem
“You should watch out for slippery patches on the platform while walking toward the train station.”
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सावधान रहना / ध्यान देना
to stay alert and careful so that you notice a particular danger or important information.
“When you arrive at the busy station, watch out for people offering unofficial taxi rides at high prices.”
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देखभाल करना / नज़र रखना
to take care of and protect someone or something to ensure they stay safe.
“Meera promised to watch over her younger brother while their parents were away at the market.”
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कमी / खामी
a specific fault or lack of logic that makes an idea or argument less convincing.
“The main weakness in your proposal is that it does not account for the rising fuel costs.”
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धीरे-धीरे आदत छुड़ाना / धीरे-धीरे बंद करना
To make someone slowly stop a habit or a dependency on something over a period of time.
“Arjun is trying to wean himself off sugar by adding one less cube to his tea every week.”
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रोज़मर्रा के इस्तेमाल से होने वाली टूट-फूट / घिसावट
the normal damage that happens to something when it is used regularly over time
“The landlord cannot deduct money from your deposit for normal wear and tear.”
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सोच-विचार करना / गौर करना
to carefully think about the good and bad points of something before making a choice.
“Before accepting the job offer, Arjun had to weigh the higher salary against the long daily commute.”
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विकल्पों पर विचार करना / सोच-विचार करना
to carefully think about the advantages and disadvantages of different choices before making a final decision.
“Before accepting the job offer in Bangalore, Priya sat down to weigh the options regarding her career and family.”
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फायदे और नुकसान तौलना / सोच-विचार करना
to carefully think about the advantages and disadvantages of a situation before making a decision.
“Before accepting the job offer in Bangalore, Priya sat down to weigh the pros and cons of moving.”
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अच्छी तरह विचार करना / नफ़ा-नुकसान तौलना
to carefully think about the advantages and disadvantages of something before making a choice
“Before accepting the job offer, Kabir spent the weekend weighing up the salary against the longer commute.”
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वजन करना / तौलना
to find out how heavy an object or person is using a scale.
“Before leaving for the airport, Arjun decided to weigh his suitcase to avoid paying extra baggage fees.”
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