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no englishword 1a 2 aback 3 abandon 4 abase 5 abate 6 abbey 7 abbot 8 abbreviation 9 abdicate 10 abdomen 11 abduct 12 abeyance 13 abhor 14 abide 15 ability

meaningintel (n): the first lettrer in the english alphabet. a.(adj) one Š¶ (adv): backwards: ©Ê¡µÀ, 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¡µ™¶¿ (vt): leave, ©¶†¶¨» ©È¦¶õ¿, œ¶êü»Ïú¶¿ (vt): degrade, ºÏú¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt): diminish, œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿, Õ›ú¶¿ (n): a christian monastery, Ê묵੶ ¬µþ·ê¬µ¿¨ ¥¶õ—¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the head of an abbey, ¥¶õ—·Ÿ¶ê¯¶¿™¶¿ (n): the shortened nam, ±Ë™º ն𧶥¶õ¿¨¿ (vt): give up, ¡µ§ºœ¶êü»Ïú¶¿ (n): the lower part of the body, ±Ëœºà ¶™¶¿¡µÀ (vt): take away by force, £¨©¶Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿<· ¨¸<¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (n): suspension, þº¨¿¡µÀ†¶¨ (vt): hate, Õ¬µµ¸ê¡µ™¶¿ (vt): reside, þº©¶¬¹Ïú¶¿, ¶˜¿Û£™º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ (n): strength, power, ª¶ºà³·¥¶õ§¶ãꥶõ¿

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no englishword 16 abjure 17 ablaze 18 able 19 abnegate 20 abnormal 21 aboard 22 abode 23 abolish 24 aboriginal 25 abortion 26 about 27 above 28 abridge 29 abroad 30 abscond

meaningintel (vt): deny, ª¶¡µŸ¶¥¶õ¿úȬ¹ ©¶†¶¨» ¡Å˜¿Û, (¡µë¥¶õ¸›¡µÂ§¶í¶¥¶õ¿<· ¬µÏ£Ï†¶¥¶õ¿ ¨È†¶þº úÆ¡µÀå) (adv): in blaze, (adj), on fire, ¥¶õÏ™ºÏú¶¿, ¥¶õÏ™¶¿ú¶¿Ï™¶¿ (adj): capable, ³·¥¶õ§¶ãꥶõ¿<¶¨, £¨¥¶õ¿<¶¨ (vt): give up, deny, ©º™ºú»¡Å˜¿Û, þº§·¶§ºÏú¶¿. abnegation (n), þº§·¶§¶› (adj): unnatural, Õ³·í¤¸©º¶¥Êõþ¶, Õ³·Ÿ·§¶›¥Êõþ¶ (adv&prep): on board,a ship, ¡µ™¶©¶ (¨È¶ ‹™¶) ¥½õ†¶ ¨È¶ ¨Î¡µ¨ (n): a place to live, þº©·¬µ ¬µã¨¥¶õ¿ (vt): do away with, to end, §¶†¶¿â¡µ§¶ú¶¿, ¥¶õ¿<ºÏú¶¿ (adj): original, of olden days, ¥Æõ¿†¶˜», '†º·¨¡µÀ (n): <¶§¶ç³·ë©¶¥¶õ¿, <¶§¶ç ©ºú»Öœº (prep): concerning, nearly, <¶¿§ºÏú», †¶<¶Ó§¶, ¬µ¿¥¶õ¸§¶¿ (prep): on, over, ¥½õ†¶, ¡É<· (vt): cut short, ¶¿ì¡µà¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (adv): in foreign country, ¡µ§¶†Èª¶¥¶õ¿þ¶Ï†¶¿ (vi): run away, ¶þ¶£™¶¶¿Ï™· ±Í©¶À, ¡µ§·§º¦¶õ<¶¿

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no englishword 31 absent 32 absolute 33 absorb 34 abstain 35 abstract 36 absurd 37 abundance 38 abuse 39 abyss 40 academic 41 academy 42 accelerate 43 accept 44 accident

meaningintel (adj): not present, µ¸ü§¶¿·þº (vt): complete, ¬µÏ¡µÂ§¶ß¥Êõþ¶ (vt): take in, ‚¥¶õ¿š¶¿ÖËþ¶¿, ¡¼¨¿ÖËþ¶¿ (vt): keep one self away, ©¶†¶¿¨¿Ëþ¶¿, ¥¶õ¸þ¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (vt): draw away, Š¶ †·þºþ¶¿Ï™ºœ½¦¶õ¿, abstract, (n) ¬µ¥¶õ<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ (adj): unreasonable, Õ¬µÏ <¶œ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): plenty, ¬µ¥¶õƺã (vt): misuse, †¶¿§ºíþº¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, œº˜¿Û (n): a very deep gulf, Õ<·Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): related to educational institution, ©º†·êª·–¨¶¿ ¬µÏ£Ï†ºÏú»þ¶ (n): college or university of arts or science, Õ·™¶¥ºõ (vt): increase, speed up Ÿú¶¿Ö úȦ¶õ¿, ©È<¶¥¶õ¿ ÕŸº¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿. acceleration, (n) œ¶í§¶›¥¶õ¿ (vt): take, agree to, þ¶¥¶õ霺Ïú¶¿, ¡µ§º<¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿ (n): mishap, '¶¬¹é¶¥¶õ¿<· ü§º<ºþ¶ ¬µÏqµõ˜þ¶, ¢µë¥¶õ¸†¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 45 acclaim (vt): applaud, ¬µÏœÍ¬µ¥¶õ¿ ¡µë¶˜»Ïú¶¿, Ÿ¶íþºúȦ¶õ¿, acclamation, (n) ¬µÏœÍ¬µ¥¶õ¿œÍ ©È¦¶õ¿ ú¶¡µå˜¿ì ¥Æõ¿†¶¨<¶¿þ¶©º 46 accommodate (vt): make room for, ©¶¬µœº ‚ú¶¿Ö, ¬µ§¶¿âËþ¶¿, accommodation, (n) ©¶¬µœº 47 accompany (vt): follow, Õþ¶¿¬µ§ºÏú¶¿, ©ÆÏ£™ºÏú¶¿ 48 accomplish (vt): to complete, ³·ŸºÏú¶¿, þº§¶í¹¸Ïú¶¿ 49 accordion (n): a harmonium like instrumnt, úÈœº µ¸§Íéþº¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 50 account (vt): regard (vi) give explanation, (n) a statement of money or goods, ‡Ïú¶¿, ü¥¶õ¸–§¶¿Ö¨¡µ˜¾Û, accountant, (n) ¨Æ¶Ñ ©·ë¦¶õ¿©·™¶¿ 51 accredit (vt): trust, <ö§¶©ºÏú¶¿, þ¶¥¶õ¿é 52 accumulate (vt): mass, enmass, ±Íë<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, ÕŸº¶¥¶õ<¶¿ 53 accurate (adj): correct, –ú»Öœ¶¥Êõþ¶ 54 accuse (vt): blame, to charge with, þºÏ†ºÏú¶¿, þȧ¶¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¸¡µÀ 55 accustom (vt): become familiar, Õ¨©·˜¿ úȦ¶õ¿, Õ§¶ã¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿ 56 ache (n): pain, ¬µ¨¿¡µÀ, þÆ¡¹å 57 achieve (vt): ³·ŸºÏú¶¿, ±Ëφ¶¿, gain

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no englishword 58 acid 59 acknowledge 60 acquaint 61 acquire 62 acquit 63 acre 64 acrobat 65 across 66 act 67 actual 68 acute 69 adam 70 adamant

meaningintel (n): 'Ϩ쥶õ¿, acidity (n) ¡µÀ¨ì†¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): admit, own, Š¡µÀåËþ¶¿, ¬¼í¶§ºÏú¶¿, acknowledgment, (n) ¬µ¥¶õ霺à, §¶ª½†¶¿ (vt): make familiar, ¡µ§ºú¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿, œÆ¨¿¡µÀ (vt): get, to get by training, ¬µÏ±·†ºÏú¶¿, ±Ëφ¶¿, acquisition (n) (vt): discharge, þº§Í⬹¦¶õþº úÆ¡µÀå, ©º¥¶õ¿ºàúȦ¶õ¿ (n): an area of 4840 square yards, ‡¶§¶¥¶õ¿ ¬µã¨¥¶õ¿ (n): a gymnast who goes from place to place, †Ë¥¶õ駺 ©·™¶¿ (prep&adv): from one side to another, Š¶ ¡µë¶Ñþ¶¿Ï™º ©È§Ë¶ ¡µë¶Ñ¶¿, Õ™¶Ý¥¶õ¿<· (vt): behave, ¡µë†¶§ºîÏú¶¿, ¡µë©¶§ºàÏú¶¿, (n) a law, deed, part of a play, ú¶˜Û¥¶õ¿, ú¶§¶ê, Õ϶¥¶õ¿ (adj): real, present, ©·¬µà©¶¥Êõþ¶, ¡µë¬µ¿àœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj): shrewd, severe, ¶¿ª·<¶ë¥Êõþ¶, œ½©¶ë¥Êõþ¶ (n): £Ê£»¨¿ <¶ëφ¶¥¶õ¿ þ¶Ï†¶¨» '†º ¡µÀ§¶¿¬µ¿™¶¿ (adj): careless, ¥Æõ¿Ï™º

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no englishword 71 adapt 72 add 73 address 74 adenoids 75 adept 76 adequate 77 adhere 78 adieu 79 adjacent 80 adjective 81 adjourn 82 adjudge 83 adjust 84 administer 85 admire

meaningintel (vt): make fit, Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ £˜»Û ¥¶õ¸§¶¿Ö, ¬µ§º¡µÀú¶¿Ö, ±Ëφ¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt): sum up, ¬µÏ¶¨þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, ¶¨¿¡µÀ. addition (n) ¶Á™º¶ (vt): give a speech, „¡µþ·ê¬µ¥¶õ¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö, ¬µÏ¤ÎŸºÏú¶¿, address (n): ú»§¶¿þ·¥¶õ¸ (n): a disease of the nose, ¥¶õ¿¶¿Ñ¶¿ ¬µÏ£Ï†ºÏú»þ¶ ©·êŸº (n): a well suitable person, ¡µë©½›¿™¶¿ (adj): sufficient, enough, œ¶<ºþ¶˜»Û, ú·¨»þ¶Ïœ¶ (vi): stick to, ÕϘ»¡Å˜¿ÛËþ¶¿ (interj): good bye, ©½™ÍѨ¿ (adj): ¡µë¶Ñþ¶ (n): ©ºªÈ¬µ›¥¶õ¿ (vt): postpone, ©·‚†·©È¦¶õ¿ (vt): to give the decision, œ½§¶¿å‚ú¶¿Ö, þº§¶ß¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vt): make fit, ¬µ§º¡Å˜¿Û, (vi) ¬µ§¶¿â£¸˜¿ úȬµ¿Ëþ¶¿ (vt): govern, ±·¨»Ïú¶¿, administration (n) (vt): praise, ¬µ¿àœºÏú¶¿, ¥Æõú¶¿ÖËþ¶¿, admiration (n) ¥Æõ¡µÀå

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no englishword 86 admit 87 adopt 88 adore 89 adult 90 adulterate 91 advance 92 advantage 93 adventure 94 adverb 95 adverse 96 advertise 97 advise 98 aerate 99 aerodrome

meaningintel (vt): allow, confess, ¨Îþºº §·þºú¶¿Ö, <¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿, Š¡µÀåËþ¶¿, admission (n) ¡µë©Èª¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): follow, †¶œ¶àœ¶ œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿, Õþ¶¿¬µ§ºÏú¶¿ (vt): worship, love, ¡µÂü»Ïú¶¿, ¡Ç륺õÏú¶¿, adoration (n) '§·Ÿ¶þ¶ (n): a young person, ¦¶õ¿©¶¶¿™¶¿ (vt): make impure, ¶¨¾àúƦ¶õ¿ (vt): go forward, Õ£»©¶Ã†ºã úȦ¶õ¿, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¶¿ ±Í©¶À. advance (n) £¦¶õ¸þ· (n): benefit, gain, ¡µë¦Æõ¸üþ¶¥¶õ¿, ¨¸¤¶¥¶õ¿ (n): heroic deed, ³·µ¸¬µ¶Ãœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n): ºë¦¶õ¸©ºªÈ¬µ›¥¶õ¿ (adj): unfavourable, ¡µëœº¶Á¨¥Êõþ¶, adversity (n) †¶¿§¶†¶Ã¬µÛ¥¶õ¿ (vt): give publicity, ¡µëú·§¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, ¡µë¶˜»Ïú¶¿, advertisement (n) (vt): guide, counsel, œ¶<ºþ¶ ©ºŸ¶¥¶õ¿<· ¬µ¨µ¸ ‚ú¶¿Ö, Õ£»±·ë¦¶õ¥ºõú¶¿Ö, advice (n) ¬µ¨µ¸ (vt): fill with air, <·¨»œÍ þºÏ¡µÀ (n): ©º¥¶õ¸þ·ª¶ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 100 aesthetics 101 affair 102 affect 103 affectation 104 affectionate 105 affidavit 106 affirm 107 affix 108 afraid 109 afresh 110 again 111 age 112 aggravate 113 aggregate 114 aggression

meaningintel (n): the science of beauty, §¶¬µ ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n): a matter, business, ©º¬µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿, ©¶ê©¶µ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): act upon, influence, ¢µ¨»œ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¶¨¿<¶üȦ¶õ¿, ¡Ç맶› ¶¨¿<¶üȦ¶õ¿ (n): false display, þ¶˜þ¶ (adj): loving, ¡Ç륶õ¶¿ ±·œ¶¿ë™Êþ¶, †¶¦¶õ<¶¨ (n): a written statement given as an oath, ©·ëœ¶ ¡µÂ§¶í¶ ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ (vt&vi): make sure, ¬¹ã§¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt): fix, to add. ÕœººÏú¶¿, œ¶<º¨»Ïú¶¿ (adj): alarmed, £¾œºúÆφºþ¶ (adv): anew, once again, þ¶Áœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿<·, ¥¶õ§¶¨ (adv): once more, ¥¶õ§¶¨ (n): ©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿ð. ages, (adj) ©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿¥¶õ®»òþ¶, ¥¶õ¿¬µ¨» (vt): make worse, ÕŸº¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n): sum, ¥Æõ¿œ¶à¥¶õ¿ (n): an attack of the enemy, †·™º

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no englishword 115 agitate 116 ago 117 agony 118 agree 119 agriculture 120 ahead 121 aid 122 ail 123 ailment 124 aim 125 alarm 126 alas 127 album 128 albumen 129 alcohol

meaningintel (vt): stir up, ¶†¶¨»Ïú¶¿, 'φͮ¶þ¶úȦ¶õ¿ (adv): in the past, ¡µÂ§¶í¥¶õ¿, ËÏœ¶ ·¨¥¶õ¿ ºëφ¶˜ (n): mental suffering, £¸Ÿ¶, ©¶êŸ¶ (vi): accept, ¬µ¥¶õ霺Ïú¶¿, Š¡µÀåËþ¶¿. agreement (n) Š™¶Ï£™º¶ (n): farming, ©¶ê©¶³·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adv): in the front, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ (vt): help, assist, ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, œÍ™¶å™¶¿ (vt): trouble, £¸ŸºÏú¶¿ (n): sickness, §Í<¶¥¶õ¿ (vi&vt(): direct, point at, „†È⪶¥¶õ¿¶¨»<º ¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿˜, <¶¿§º¡Å˜¿Û˜ (vt): frighten, ¤¶¦¶õ¡Å˜¿Û, alarming (adj) ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ¡µÀ˜»ÛÏúÆ™¶¿ (int): Õ¦Æõ¸ê ! ±·¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n): a book of pictures, £Ì¥¶õé¨þ¶¿ ÕœººÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the white matter in the egg. œÆ¨ì³Ëþ¶, §¶¶à¥¶õ¿ þ¶Ï†¶¨» ªÈ휶 Ÿ·œ¶¿©¶À (n): spirit, liquor, ³·§·‚, ¥¶õ†¶ê¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 130 alert 131 alien 132 alight 133 alley 134 allocate 135 alloy 136 allure 137 ally 138 almighty 139 almond 140 almost 141 alms 142 alone 143 altar

meaningintel (adj): watchful, ready, ¥Æõ¨¶¿©¶<· „Ï™¶¿˜, ¬¹†¶ã¥¶õ¿<· „Ï™¶¿˜ (n): foreigner, ©ºü·œ½¦¶õ¿™¶¿ (vi): to come down, ºëφ¶¶¿©¶ú¶¿Ö (n): a narrow lane, ¬µÏ†¶¿ (vt): to divide between, ¡µÏ¡µ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n): a compound of metals, ¥ºõª¶ë¥¶õ¨Îµ¸¥¶õ¿ (vt):temt, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨¿<¶üȦ¶õ¿, '¶§ºðÏú¶¿ (n): friend, ¥ºõœ¶¿ë™¶¿ (n): god, ¬µ§¶íª¶¶¿à™¶¿ (n): £¸†¶¥¶õ¿ úƘ¿Û (adv): nearly, ‚Ïú¶¿¥ºõÏú¶¿<· (n): charity, £»¯¶ (adj): lonely, singly, ŠÏ˜§º<·, ˆ·Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿<· (n): a block of wood or stone for sacrifice communion table, £¨»¡¼˜¥¶õ¿, †Ê©¶¡¼˜¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 144 alter 145 altitude 146 alum 147 amass 148 amateur 149 amazon 150 ambassador 151 ambition 152 ameliorate 153 amen 154 amend 155 amicable 156 amity 157 ample

meaningintel (vt&vi): change, ¥¶õ¸§¶¿åúȦ¶õ¿, ¥¶õ¸§¶¿Ö (n): height, ‡œ¶¿à˨œ¶ (a): a mineral salt, ¡µ˜»¶ (vt): to heap up, collect, ±Íë<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, ¶Á™¶£Æ˜¿Û (n): one who practises an art as a hobby, a learner, Õ£»§¶¿ú» ¶¨©·™¶¿, ©ºÏœ¶ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿, amazement (n) (n): the name of a river, '¥Æõü·þý þ¶†º, ±Ë™¶<¶§º¦Êõ ¥¶õ<¶¨¯¶›¥¶õ¿¨¿ <¶¨ ¬¼àë (n): the representative of a nation, §·¦¶õ£¸§º, †¶Áœ¶ (n): a hospital van, §Í<¶¿¨þ¶¿ ©Ê†¶êª·¨¶¿ œ½¬µ¿¶¿©Æ®¶¿ò ·§¶¿ (vt): improve the conditions, ¬¹ãœº<¶œ¶¿¨þ¶¿ Õ¤»©¶Ã†ºã¡µ§¶ú¶¿, £¸<¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (int): œ¶Ÿ·¬µ¿à (vt): make better, change suitably, ¥¶õ¸§¶¿Ö, ¬µ©¶§ºÏú¶¿ (adj): cooperative, ¶¨»¬¹±Í©¶À˜, ¬Ç䵸¥¶õ¿<¶¨ (n): friendship, ¬Ç䵸¥¶õ¿, ¥Êõœºë (adj): plenty, sufficient, ©ºª·¨¥Êõþ¶, œ¶<ºþ¶Ïœ¶

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no englishword 158 amuse 159 anaemia 160 analyse 161 anarchy 162 anatomy 163 ancestor 164 anchor 165 ancient 166 anecdote 167 angel 168 angry 169 anguish 170 animate 171 ankle 172 annex

meaningintel (vt): give entertainment, „¨¸ì¬µ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿˜ (n): bloodlessness, §¶¶à¼¸þ¶œ¶ (vt): separate into parts and examine, ©ºªÈ쬵›úȦ¶õ¿ (n): lawlessness, Õ§·ü¶¥¶õ¿ (n): ª¶§½§¶ þº§·é›ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n): forefather, ©¶Ïª¶¶§¶à (n): ¨Ï <¶§¶¿ (adj): belonging to olden days. ¡µÀ§·œ¶þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): a short incident or story, ©ºþ͆¶¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ ¬µÏqµõ˜þ¶, ¶Ÿ¶ (n): a messenger from god, †È©¶†¶Áœ¶ (adj): filled with anger, Í¡µ¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ ( physical or mental pain, ©È†¶þ¶, £¸†¶ (adj): living, ±·ë›¥¶õ¿<¶¨ (n): the joint between the foot and the leg, ú¾¨¥¶õÏ™¶ (vt): join to a larger part, ¶¨¿¡µÀ, üœ¶úȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword 173 anniersary 174 announce 175 annoy 176 anoint 177 anomaly 178 anonymous 179 antagonist 180 antelope 181 anterior 182 anthem 183 anticipate 184 antidote 185 antipathy 186 antiquity 187 antiseptic

meaningintel (n): annual function, ©·§ºðÍœ¶ð©¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): make known, ¡µë¶˜»Ïú¶¿, œÆ¨»¦¶õ¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt): trouble, vex, £¸Ÿ¶¡Å˜¿Û, ¹¸Ï¬¹Ïú¶¿ (vt): to rub with oil, þ¶ÁþƧ¶¿†¶¿â (þý): Õ¬µÏ <¶œ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): having no name, ¡Ç§¶¿œÆ¨»¦¶õþº (n): rival, ©Ê§º, ¡µëœº©·†º (n): a kind of deer, Š¶ §¶¶¡µÀ ü»Ï¶ (adj): in the front, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ (n): a song, <½œ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): expect, foresee, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿<· <¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿, ‡†¶¿§¶¿<· (n): a medicine that neutralises the effect of poison, ©º¬µ¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ©º§¶¿<¶¿™¶¿ (n): hatred, dislike, †Èí¬µ¥¶õ¿, Õ¬µµ¸ê¥¶õ¿ (n): belonging to ancient times ±·ëú¾þ¶·¨¥¶õ¿ (adj): stopping decay, ¶¿®»ò±Í¶¿Ï™· úȦ¶õ¿ (Œ¬µŸ¶¥¶õ¿)

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no englishword 188 anxious 189 apace 190 apartment 191 apathy 192 ape 193 apex 194 apology 195 apostle 196 appeal 197 appease 198 append 199 appraise 200 appreciate 201 apprentice 202 appropriate

meaningintel (adj): eager, 'œ¶¿§¶œ¶ <¶¨, ©·ê¶¿¨¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (adv): quickly, ©È<¶¥¶õ¿<· (n): separate portion in a big building, ¡µëœÈê¶<¶†º, ©¶¬µœº<¶†º (n): dullness, „†·ª½þ¶œ¶ (vt):imitate foolishly, Õþ¶¿¶§ºÏú¶¿ (n): the highest point, ªº–§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): excuse, regret, ¯¶¥¶õ¸¡µ›, œ¶¡µÀå Š¡µÀåËþ¶¿˜ (n): ¥¶õœ¶¡µëú·§¶¶¿™¶¿, ¥¶õœ¶ <¶¿§¶¿©¶À ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ ªº¬µ¿ê™¶¿ (vi): request, ©ºþ¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿<· ͧ¶¿, ¡É ÕŸº·§ºº ¥Æõ¿§¶¡Å˜¿ÛËþ¶¿, application (n) (vt): satisfy, œ¶Ã¡¹à¡µ§¶ú¶¿, ª·ÏœºÏ¡µüȦ¶õ¿ (vt): add, attach, úȧ¶¿Ö, üœ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt): estimate the value, ©Æ¨¶˜¿Û (vt): recognize the worth, raise in value, <Ë¡µåœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¿§ºàÏú¶¿, ©º¨¿©¶þ¶¿¡ÅÏú¶¿ (n): a learner of skills, Š¶þº ©¶†¶â ¡µþºþȧ¶¿ÖËþ¶¿©·™¶¿ (adj): suitable, apt œ¶<ºþ¶

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no englishword 203 approve 204 approximate 205 apt 206 aquarium 207 archaeology 208 archery 209 architect 210 arctic 211 arena 212 argue 213 arise 214 arm 215 armour 216 arouse

meaningintel (vt): sanction, satisfy Õþ¶¿¥¶õœºÏú¶¿, œ¶Ã¡¹àúÆφ¶¿ (adj): nearer to; about §¶¥¶õ¸§¶¥ºõ, ¬µ¿¥¶õ¸§¶¿<· (adj): suitable, fitful œ¶<ºþ¶, ¦Æõ¸<¶ê¥Êõþ¶ (n): a fish tank, úÈ¡µ¨þ¶¿ ¡ÅÏú¶¿ ¶¿Ï™½ (n): science of ancient things ¡µÀ§·©¶¬µ¿à ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n): the skill in shooting (with the arrows), ©º¨¿©º†¶ê (n): a planner of buildings, ©·¬µ¿àª·¬µàë þº¡µÀ›¿™¶¿ (adj): around the northern end of the earth, „œ¶à§¶ Ÿ¶Ã©¶ ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¬µÏ£Ï†ºÏú»þ¶ (n): the circus ground, §¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&vi): try to convince, ©·†ºÏú¶¿ (vi): move upwards, happen „†¶ ‚Ïú¶¿, ¨Èú¶¿, ü§¶¿<¶¿ (n): a weapon, '¦¶õ¿Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the metallic covering to the body, ¶©¶ú¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): cause to rise, awaken, ¨È©¶À, ¡Çë§È¡¹Ïú¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 217 arrack (n): ¶¨¿ì 218 article (n): a thing, an essay in a newspaper. one of the words a, an or the ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À, þº£Ï†¶þ¶, ©·ê¬µ¥¶õ¿ 219 artisan (n): a skilled person 220 ascend (vt): climb up ‡¶¿Ñ, ¡Éº±Í©¶À, ascent (n) 221 ascetic (n): hermit, ž¬¹, ¬µþ·ê¬¹ 222 ashamed (adj): feeling shame, ¬¹<¶¿Ó¡µ™ºþ¶ 223 ashore (n): on shore; to the shore, œ½§¶¥¶õ¿þ¶, <¶˜¿Ûþ¶¶¿ 224 aspect (n): appearance, ¶þ¶¿£™¶¿§½œº 225 asphalt (n):a black petroleum substance œ·§¶¿©¶Ï˜» ¡µ†·§¶â㥶õ¿ 226 assail (vt): attack suddenly, †·™º úȦ¶õ¿ 227 assassinate (vt): to kill secretly, µ¸œ¶êúȦ¶õ¿, assassination, (n) µ¸œ¶ê 228 assault (vt): attack with force, †Ë¥½õéúȦ¶õ¿˜ 229 assemble (vt): to oin the parts into a whole, to bring together, ¶Á§¶¿Ö, †¶Ó§¶¶¿úȧ¶¿Ö assembly (n): ¬µ¤¶

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no englishword 230 assent 231 assert 232 assess 233 assign 234 assist 235 associate 236 assume 237 assure 238 asthma 239 astonish 240 astrology 241 astronomy 242 atlas 243 attack 244 attain

meaningintel (n): acceptance, ‚¬µÛœ¶, ÕÏ<½·§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): þ˺ÑúÆ¡µÀå vt): to estimate the amount of tax, ¡µþ¶¿ä ¥¶õ†ºÏ¡µÀúȦ¶õ¿ (vt): allot, Õ¡µå<ºÏú¶¿, þº¦¶õ¥ºõÏú¶¿ assignment (n) (vt&vi): help, ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vi): go with, keep company, ¶¨»¬¹¡µþºúȦ¶õ¿, ¬µµ¸©·¬µ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): to take for granted, …¹¸Ïú¶¿, œ¶¨ú¶¿ (vt): convince, <¶˜»Û<· úÆ¡µÀå, §¶Ášº¦¶õþº úÆ¡µÀå (n): a disease of the lungs, „£ç¬µ¥¶õ¿ (vt): wonder, 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¡µ™¶¿, ©º¬µé¦¶õ¥¶õ¿úÆφ¶¿ (n): the art of telling the future by reading he stars, üÍꜺ¬µê¥¶õ¿ (n): science of heavenly bodies, –<Í®¶ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n): a book of maps, †Èª¶¡µ˜¥¶õ¿¨ ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): assail, †·™ºúȦ¶õ¿, ¥¶õ¸˜¨œÍ þº§¶¬¹Ïú¶¿ (vt&vi): achieve, gain, ³·ŸºÏú¶¿, ±Ëφ¶¿

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no englishword 245 attest 246 attire 247 attitude 248 auction 249 audible 250 audience 251 audit 252 aunt 253 authentic 254 author 255 autobiography 256 autograph 257 autonomy 258 autumn 259 auxiliary

meaningintel (vt): certify, Ÿ¶¿ë©¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n): dress, †¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ (n): poinion, bent of mind, ©Ê–§º, œ½§¶¿ (n): a sale in the public, ©È¨¥¶õ¿ (adj): able to be heard, ©ºþ¶†¶<ºþ¶˜»Û (n): the persons witnessing the show, ¡Ç믶¶¿¨¿ (vt): examine the accounts, ¨Æ¶Ñ¨¿ œ¶þº½úȦ¶õ¿ (n): father's sister; mother's sister, ¥Èõþ¶œ¶à, ¡¹þ¶œ¶¨»ì (adj): authoritative, 'Ÿ·§¶¥¶õ¿œÍ ¶Á™ºþ¶ (n): writer of books, §¶úÈ‚œ¶ (n): ¬¼í¦¶õú¶§ºœ¶ë (n): ¬µí†¶¬µÁ৺, ¬µÏœ¶¶¥¶õ¿, ¬µÏœ·¶¥¶õ¿¨ ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿ (n): independence in administration, ¬µí¦¶õϱ·¨þ· ¡µëœº¡µœºà (n): the season before the winter, ª¶§¶†¶Ãœ¶¿©¶À (adj): subsidiary, ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 260 avail 261 available 262 avenge 263 aversion 264 aviation 265 avoid 266 await 267 award 268 aware 269 awe 270 axe 271 axis 272 babe 273 bachelor 274 bacillus

meaningintel (vt): gain, benefit from, „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿, ¡µë¦Æõ¸üþ¶¥¶õ¿±Ëφ¶¿ (adj): ±Ëφ¶¿˜¶¿ ©½¨Êþ¶†º (vt): to take revenge upon, ¡µ<¶œ½§¶¿ÖËþ¶¿ (n): distaste, Õ¬µµ¸ê¥¶õ¿, ‰ ¬µÛ¥¶õ¿ (n): flying in the air by means of a machine, ©º¥¶õ¸þ¶¦¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): to keep off, †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿<· „Ïú¶¿, œ¶¡¹åÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (vt): keep on waiting; þº§½¯ºÏú¶¿ (vt): give by judgement, œ½§¶¿åþºú¶¿Ö (adj): conscious, ‡§º<ºþ¶ (n): great fear or respect, ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿, ¤¶ºà¡µÂ§¶í¶¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n): <Ë™¶Ý¨» (n): a line round which a body rotates (n): baby, child, ú»þ¶ä £»™¶Ý (n): unmarried man, £ëµ¸éú·§º (n): a very minute organism, ¬µÁ¯·éÏ <¶ü¾©º, bacilli (pl)

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no englishword 275 back 276 backbite 277 backbone 278 backward 279 backyard 280 bacteria 281 baffle 282 baggage 283 bail 284 bait 285 bait 286 bake 287 balance sheet 288 balcony

meaningintel (vt): support help, '†¶§ºÏú¶¿, ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt&vi): to speak ill of somebody in his absence, ú·™½¨¿úÆ¡µÀå (n): spine, ©ÆþÆ䥶õ¿¶ (adj): alow, dull, ©Æþ¶¿¶£™ºþ¶ (n): the space at the back side of a house, ¡Å§¶™¶¿ (n-pl): minute organisms, ¥Èõ¨¿ ¨È¶ µ¸þºúƦ¶õ¿ ¬µÁ¯¶éÏ <¶ü¾©¶À¨¿ (vt): to cause fear or frustration £¾œº˨¿å, ¶¨©¶§¶¡Å˜¿Û (n): the goods of a traveller, ³·¥¶õ¸þ¶¿ (n): surety, ü·¥½õþ¶¿ (vt): attraction (to trap) ‡§¶ (vt): the food put to a hook to attract and catch the animal or fish, ‡§¶ (vt): to cook on a hot surfact, ·¨¿Ö, ©È¡µÀ™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, baker (n); bakery, (n) (n): a statement of income and expenditure or assets and liabilitoes. '†·¦¶õ, ©¶ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨ ¡µ˜»Û¶ (n): a platform attached to the wall of a building ¥Èõ™¶©¶³·§·¬ø

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no englishword 289 bald 290 bale 291 ballad 292 ballot 293 balm 294 bamboo 295 ban 296 band 297 banana 298 bandage 299 bandit 300 bang 301 bangle 302 banish 303 bank

meaningintel (adj): without hair, £˜Ûœ¶¨ (n): a bundle, ¶˜Û, £³·à (n): a poem or a song telling a story, ü·þ¶¡µ†¶<½œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a group dance, þ·˜ê ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ (þý): þË¡¹åœË¨<ºÏú¶¿ ¥¶õφ¶¿ (n): a tall indian reed, ©Æ†¶¿§¶¿ (vt): prohibit, þº¬ÇŸºÏú¶¿ (n): a troup, ü˜¿Û (n): plantain, Õ§¶˜»¡µÏ™¶¿ (n): a dressing cloth, ¶˜¿Û (n): a robber, £Ï†º±Í˜¿†ËÏ <¶ (vt): to hit forcibly, <¶¿†¶¿â (n): a glass or metal ornament for the wrist (vt): to drive away from the country †Èª¶£¹¸³·Ñ§¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (n): a company which deals with money matters, the shore of a river

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304 bankrupt 305 banquet 306 bar 307 barbarian 308 bare 309 bargain 310 bark 311 bark 312 barometer 313 barrage 314 barrel 315 barren 316 barrier 317 barrister

meaningintel £¸ê϶¿, Š™¶¿Ý (n): a prson who cannot pay he debts, ©·ê±·§¶¥¶õ¿¨Î †º©·¨¸ ‡œºàþ¶©·™¶¿ (n): feast, ©ºÏ†¶¿ (n): a long piece of wood or metal ¶™½Ý, ¶¥ºõé (n): wild and savageous person Õþ·<¶§º¶¿™¶¿, ¶Á맶¿™¶¿ (adj): naked, empty, †º<¶Ï£§¶¥Êõþ¶, ©¶˜»Û†Êþ¶ (vt): pursue, £È§¶¥¶õ¸™¶¿ (vt): cry like a dog, ¶¿¶Ñ©¶¨Æ Õ§¶ú¶¿ (n): the skin of a tree, úƘ¿Û£Æ§¶™¶¿ (n): an instrument for masuring the pressure in air ¤¸§¶¥ºõœº (n): a dam, 'þ¶¶˜Û (n): the longtube of a gun; drum, œ¶¿±·º <˘ۥ¶õ¿; ¡¼±· (adj): sterile, ©¶Ï†¶êœ¶ê¥¶õ¿<¶¨ (n): a boundary; obstruction µ¸†¶¿â; '˜Ï¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a pleader in the court

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no englishword 318 basic 319 basin 320 bastard 321 bath 322 baton 323 battle 324 bay 325 beach 326 bead 327 beak 328 beam 329 bear 330 beard 331 beast

meaningintel (adj): primary, 'Ÿ·§¶¥Êõþ¶, ¥¶õÁ¨¥Êõþ¶ (n): a dish, <ºþÆä, þ¶†º¡µë©¶¹¸Ïú¶¿ ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (n): the son of a prostitute, ©Èª¶ê¦Æõ¿¶Ñ Ë™¶¿¶¿ (n): ³·äþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a small stick of a king etc., †¶Ï™¶¥¶õ¿ (n): war, ¦¶õ¿†¶â¥¶õ¿ (n): Õ–¸œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): sea-shore, ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ëœ½§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a small round lball with a hole at the centre, ¡µÂ¬µ (n): nose of a bird, ¡µ¯º¥¶õ¿¶¿Ñ a set of rays of light, a long and wide wooden or metallic piece, †¶Á¨¥¶õ¿, ·Ïœº º§¶›¥¶õ¿¨¿ (vt): tolerate, carry, ¤¶§ºÏú¶¿, ¥Æõ¸¦¶õ¿, ¶þ¶¿ (n): <¶™¶Ý¥¶õ¿ (n): animal, ¥¶õÃ<¶¥¶õ¿, üÏœ¶¿©¶À

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no englishword 332 beat 333 beckon 334 become 335 bed 336 bee 337 beef 338 beer 339 befit 340 before 341 beg 342 beget 343 begin 344 behave 345 behind

meaningintel (vt): strike, defeat, ˘¿Û, ‹™ºÏú¶¿ (vt): to make a sign witth a hand etc., ¬É<¶úȦ¶õ¿ (vi): change into, ¥¶õ¸§¶¿åúÆφ¶¿, Õ<¶¿ (n): a mattress etc. to take rest; the bottom of the ea or a river, ¡µ§¶¿¡µÀ, þ¶†º þȨ¥¶õ˜Û¥¶õ¿ (n): an insect which makes honey, œÈþƘ¾<¶ (n): the meat of an ox, <Í¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¥¶õ¿, <Ë™¶¿Ý¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n): a drink made from malted barley, £¾§¶¿ (vt): fit for, œ¶<ºþ¶˜¿ì „Ï™¶¿ (prep&adv): in front of; earlieer ‡†¶¿˜; ¡µÂ§¶í¥¶õ¿ (vt): make a request; ask for alms, ©È™¶¿, £»¯¶¥¶õ™¶¿<¶¿ (vy): produce, ¡µÀ˜»ÛÏú¶¿ (vi):start, '§¶Ï£»Ïú¶¿ (vt): act, þ¶™¶ú¶¿Ëþ¶¿, ¡µë©¶§ºàÏú¶¿ (prep): on the hind side, at the back, ©Æþ¶¿¶¡µë¶Ñ, ©Æþ¶¿¶

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no englishword 346 behold 347 belie 348 belief 349 belittle 350 belly 351 belong 352 beloved 353 beneath 354 benediction 355 benefit 356 berry 357 berth 358 beside 359 besides 360 besiege

meaningintel (vi&vt): look at, ú¶Áú¶¿ (vt): tell lies, Õ£†¶ã¥¶õ¿ úÆ¡µÀå (n): faith, þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿ (vt): make little, insult, ú»þ¶ä†º<· úȦ¶õ¿, ºÏú¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n): the stomach, „†¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): ¬µÏ£Ï†ºÏú¶¿, úÆφ¶¿ (adj): much loved, ¡¹ë¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶ (prep): under, ºëφ¶, Õ™¶¿<¶¿þ¶ (n): blessing, gift, †½©Æþ¶, †·þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): profit, ¥Èõ¨¿, ¨¸¤¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a fleshy fruit, ¥Æõœ¶à˜» ¡µÏ™¶¿ (n): bed in a train or ship, þº†ºëÏú¶¿˜¶¿ „¡µ¶§ºÏú¶¿ ¬µã¨¥¶õ¿ (prep): by the side of, ¡µë¶Ñþ¶ (prep&adv): in addition to, ¶Á™·, ÕϜȷ¶ (vt): encircle with arms, ¥¶õ¿˜Û™ºÏú¶¿

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no englishword 361 bestow 362 bet 363 betel 364 betelnut 365 betray 366 beverage 367 bewilder 368 bewitch 369 beyond 370 bias 371 bible 372 bibliography 373 bicycle 374 bid 375 biennial

meaningintel (vt): provide, ‚ú¶¿Ö (n): stake, ¡µÏ†Æ¥¶õ¿ (n): œ¶¥¶õ¨±·¶¿ (n): ©¶¶Ñ, ±Í¶úÆ¶Ñ (vt): deceive, †Í뵸¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (n): a drink, ±·þ½¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vt): puzzale, †º<¶ë祶õ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ (vt): affect by witchcraft, ©¶ª¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (prep&adv): on the other side, away from, Õ©¶œ¶¨, †·˜» (n): partiality, ¡µ¯¶±·œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a holy book of the christians, Ê묵੶ ¥¶õœ¶ <¶ëφ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the study of books, <¶ëφ¶¥¶õ¿¨ ©º©¶§¶› (n): a two wheeled vehicle, ¬Éº¨¿ (vt) ask to do; declare, Õ™¶¿<¶¿, ©È¨¥¶õ¿ ±·™¶¿˜ (adj): once in two years, §ÆÏ™¶¿ ¬µÏ©¶œ¶ð§¶¥¶õ¿¨ ˶³·§º

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no englishword 376 bigot 377 bile 378 bill 379 billiards 380 bind 381 biography 382 biology 383 biped 384 bisect 385 bishop 386 bit 387 bitch 388 bitter 389 blackmail 390 black-sheep

meaningintel (n): factionalist, †¶¿§¶¤»¥¶õ¸þº (n): the secreion of the liver, ¡Éœ¶ê§¶¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n): beak;an account of goods sold, ¡µ¯º ¥¶õ¿¶¿Ñ, §¶ª½†¶¿ (n): ±Ë™¶©Êþ¶ ¶§¶ëœÍ £Ïœ¶¿¨þ¶¿ ˘¿Û Õ˜ (vt): tie up, ¶˜¿Û, £Ï†ºÏú¶¿ (n): the life history of a person, ü¾©ºœ¶ ú¶§ºœ¶ë (n): the science ofliving beings, ü¾©¶ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n): a two legged animal, §ÆÏ™¶¿ ±·†¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ <¶¨ üÏœ¶¿©¶À (vt): to divide into two equal parts, §ÆÏ™¶¿ ¬µ¥¶õ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿¨¿<· ©º™¶<˘¿Û˜ (n): a christian priest ofhigher rank, Ê묵੶À¨¥¶õœ¶ <¶¿§¶¿©¶À (n): a small piece, ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ (n): a female dog, '™¶ ¶¿¶Ñ (adj): sour, harsh, úȆ¶¿ ¨È¶ ©¶<¶§¶¿<· „þ¶ä, ¶˜»þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt): try to get money by threats, £Æ†¶§ºÏú» ™¶£¿ç <¶¿Ïü¿ (n): an unsocial element, ¬µÏqµõ©º†Í빸

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no englishword 391 blade 392 blame 393 blank 394 blast 395 blaze 396 bleach 397 bleed 398 bless 399 blind 400 block 401 block 402 blood 403 bloom 404 blouse

meaningintel (n): the flat and sharp edge, ¡µ†¶¿þ¶¿ <¶¨ ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À (vt): find fault with, þºÏ†¶¥Æõ¸¡µÀ (adj): empty, –¸®¾ (vt): explode, ¡Çë¨¿Ö vi): shine with bright light, ©Æ¨¿<¶¿, blaze, (n): ¥¶õϘ (n): make white, ú¶¨¿©¶úȦ¶õ¿ (vi): mix together, ¥ºõª¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): wish good luck, †½©ºÏú¶¿ (adj): thoughtless, without sight, '¨Îú¶þ¶ ¨È¶¿Ï™·, <¶¿ë™ºÝ, blindness (n): <¶¿ë™ºÝœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a large piece of wood etc; ¥Æõ¿†¶¿â (vt): obstruct the passage, Õ™¶Ý<ºÏú¶¿ (n): þÆœ¶¿à§¶¿ (n): a flower, ¡µÀ©¶Àð (aN): a loose jacket, ¬¼à먿 Ÿ¶§ºÏú¶¿ §¶©º¶

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no englishword 405 blow 406 blow 407 bluff 408 blunder 409 blunt 410 boar 411 board 412 boast 413 body 414 bogus 415 boil 416 bold 417 bolt 418 bomb 419 bomber

meaningintel (vi): move with force ©½ú¶¿ (vt) to sound horn etc., …†¶¿ (n): akick úÈœº†Æ£ç (vt): deceive with words, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¡µÀú¶¿Ö (n):big mistake, ¡Å†¶â ±Ë§¶±·˜¿ (adj): not sharp; dull ¥Æõ¿†¶¿â£¸§ºþ¶, ¬µ§¶¬µœ¶¨Èþº (n): a male pig, ¥¶õ<¶¡µÏ†º (vi): take food, ¤Îüþ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (vt,vi): speak high of oneself £™·‚¨¿úÆ¡µÀå (n): a set of people; ª¶§½§¶¥¶õ¿, ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ (adk): false, £Á˜¶¡µÀ (vt): cook in water „™¶¶£Æ˜¿Û boil (n) £Ì£ç (adj): brave, fearless, ŸÊ§¶ê¥¶õ¿<¶¨ (n): <¶™º¦¶õ (n): an explosive ball; £¸Ï£¿ (n): a war plane which carries bombs £¸Ï£¿¨þ¶¿ ©È¦¶õ¿ ¦¶õ¿†¶ã©º¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 420 bonafide 421 bondage 422 bonny 423 bonus 424 book-keeping 425 boom 426 boom 427 boost 428 booty 429 border 430 bore 431 borrow 432 bosom

meaningintel (genuine ¦¶õ†·§¶ã¥Êõþ¶ (adj): slavery, †·¬µê¥¶õ¿ (adj): healthy, '§Í<¶ê©¶Ïœ¶¿™Êþ¶ (n): a payent made from the profits of a company ¨¸¤¶¥¶õ¿ ¡µÏ¡µ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ<· ¶Á¨¾¨¿ ±Ëφºþ¶ Ÿ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): maintenance of account books ü¥¶õ¸–§¶¿Ö¨ ¨Æ¶Ñ¨¿ (n): a sudden increase of business activity, ©·ê±·§¶ §¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿¨Î ú¶¿§¶¿¶¿†¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n):a favour, boon; „¡µ·§¶¥¶õ¿, ©¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): shed, atemporary tent, ¬µÏœ¶¨Î ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À¨¿ '¥¶õ¿é˜¶¿ ©È¬¹þ¶ ¡µÏ†º§º (n): the things robbed by the enemy in a war, ˨ì<˘»Ûþ¶ ³Ë¥¶õ¿é (n): margin, the area near the edge of a country etc., ÕÏú¶¿, ¬µ§ºµ¸†¶¿â (vt): make a hole, feeltired, §¶Ï†¶ë¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, ©º¬µ¿<¶¿úÆφ¶¿ (vt): take as a loan; Õ¡µÀå<· œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿ (n): the area around the chest, §Ë¥¶õ¿é, bosom (adj) dear and close

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no englishword 433 bose 434 botany 435 both 436 bottom 437 bounce 438 bouquet 439 bow 440 bowl 441 boycott 442 brag 443 brake 444 branch 445 brandy 446 brass 447 brave

meaningintel (n): officer, ÕŸº·§º (n): the science of plants, ©¶Ã¯¶ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (adj): the one and the, other also, ‚†¶â§¶Á, §ÆÏ™¶Á (n): the lowest part, under surface, Õ™¶¿<¶¿,ºëφº¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (vi): rebound, ¡Éº ‡<¶¿§¶¿ (n): a bunch of flowers, ¡µÂ¨<¶¿œºà (vt): bend the head in respect ©¶Ï†¶þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, bow, (n) Ÿ¶þ¶¬µ¿ð (n): a hollow dish, ¥¶õÁ¶¿™¶¿, £ÌúÆÖ (vt): refuse to continue the work etc., £¹¸¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (vi): boast, £™· ‚¨¿ úÆ¡µÀå (n): £Ï™¶ì©È<¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿ ¡µ§º¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a subdivision, úƘ¿Û Ë¥¶õé, ª·– (n): a spirit made from wine, †·ë¯¶ ³·§·‚ (n): alloy ofcopper and zinc, ‚œ¶à™º (adj): courageous, ŸÊ§¶ê¥¶õ¿ <¶¨

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no englishword meaningintel 448 bravo (adj): well done ! ¬Å¤¸¬ø 449 breach (n): neglect of rule orduty, ¤¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿ 450 break (vt): make or cut into pieces, violae the rule, ¡µ<¶¿¨<˘¿Û, Õœº¶ë©ºÏú¶¿, break (n) Õ©¶§ÍŸ¶¥¶õ¿ 451 break-down (vi): fail to work,¡µþºúȦ¶õ¿˜ '<º±Í©¶À 452 breast (n): the chest; the milk giving organ ofa woman; §Ë¥¶õ¿é ¬µã¨¥¶õ¿¨¿ 453 breath (n):ª·í¬µ 454 breeze (n): pleasant wind, ú»§¶¿<·¨» 455 bribe (n): an illegal offer, ¨Ïú¶¥¶õ¿ 456 bribe (vt): offer in a wrongful way, ¨Ïú¶¥ºõú¶¿Ö 457 brick (n): block of clay, ‚˜¿¶ 458 bride (n): newly married girl, ¡ÅÏ™ºì¶Áœ¶¿§¶¿ 459 bridge (vt): platform built across a river, ©¶ÏœÆþ¶ 460 brief (adj): short, ¬µÏ <¶ëµ¸¥Êõþ¶ 461 bright (adj): giving out much light; clever, ©Æ¨¿œ¶¿§¶¿<¶¨, œÆ¨»©º<¶¨

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no englishword 462 brilliant 463 brimstone 464 brine 465 brisk 466 brittle 467 broadcast 468 brochure 469 broker 470 brook 471 brush 472 brush 473 brute 474 bubble 475 bucket 476 bud

meaningintel (adj): intelligent, ¬µÁ¯¶é£¿†ºã <¶¨ (n): sulphur, <¶Ï†¶¶¥¶õ¿, (vt) carry œÆú¶¿Ö (n): quic; lively, ú¶¿§¶¿Êþ¶ œ½§º¶¨Èþº (adj): easily broken, ¡Å®¶¿¬Éþ¶ (vt): send the audible matter to all directions, ¡µë³·§¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n): a short book ú»þ¶ä¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿ (n): middleman, †¶®¸§º (n): a smal sstream, ¬Å¨¦Èõ§¶¿ (n): ¶¿ÏúÆ (vt): clean with a brush, ¶¿ÏúÆœÍ ª¶¿¤¶ë¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n): beast, savageous person, ¥¶õÃ<¶¥¶õ¿, ¡µª¶¿©¶À©¶¨Æ ¡µë©¶§ºàÏú¶¿ ©¶êºà (n): a thin ball of water filled with air, £¿™¶<¶ (n): a tub for carrying water, £ÌÆÑþ¶ (n): a half grown flower, ¥Æõ¿<¶Ó

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no englishword meaningintel 477 budge (vi): move a little, ¶†¶¨¿ 478 budget (n): the estimated figures of income land expenditure, '†·¦¶õ©¶ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨ ÕÏú¶þ· 479 buffalo (n): a kind of ox, ‡þ¶¿£Îœ¶¿ 480 buffet (n): a refreshment stall, ¢µ¨µ¸§¶ª·¨ 481 buffoon (n): a jester, µ¸¬µê<·™¶¿ 482 bulge (vi): to swell out, „£¿ç 483 bulky (adj): stout, ¨¸©Êþ¶ 484 bull (n): a male of cattle, ¥¶õ<¶¡µª¶¿©¶À 485 bullet (n): the shot used in a pistol, œ¶¿±·º <¶¿Ï™¶¿ 486 bump (n): heavy blow, †Æ£ç 487 bunch (n): a set of keys, flowers etc., <¶¿œºà 488 bundle (n): a number of things tied together, ¥¶õÁ˜ 489 bungle (vt&vt): to spoil a thing due to lack of skill, ±·™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ 490 burden (n): a load: the responsibility, £§¶¿©¶À, £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶

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no englishword meaningintel 491 bureau (n): a department or office, ·§·ê¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿, þº§¶êµ¸›¸ ©º¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ 492 bureaucracy (n): the government run with the helpof permanent officials, „†Íê<º³·í¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 493 burglar (n): thief, ¶þ¶ä¡µÀ†ËÏ <¶ 494 burglary (n): theft, †ËÏ <¶œ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ 495 burial-ground (n): a place where the dead bodies are burried or burned, ¬µéª·þ¶¥¶õ¿ 496 burn (vt): set on fire, ·¨¿Ö 497 burn (n):·¨»þ¶ £Ì£ç, ©·œ¶ 498 burrow (m): a hole made in the ground, £Ì§º¦¶õ, ¶þ¶ä¥¶õ¿ 499 burst (vi): break open, ¡µ<¶¿¨¿ 500 burst (vt): to break, ¡µ<¶¿¨<˘¿Û 501 bury (vt): ¡µÂšºÖ¡Å˜¿Û 502 bush (n): a thick and short plant, ±Ë†¶ 503 business (n): trade, affair, ©·ê±·§¶¥¶õ¿, ©¶ê©¶µ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ 504 bust (n): the part of the body from the head to the waist, þ¶™¶¿¥¶õ¿ ©¶§¶¶Á <¶¨

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505 busy 506 but 507 butcher 508 butt 509 butter 510 button 511 buy 512 buzz 513 by 514 bygone 515 cab 516 cabaret 517 cabbage 518 cabin

meaningintel ©º<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ (adj): no time to spare, working, ¡µþº¨Î ¥¶õ¿þº<º¦¶õ¿þ¶ä, –¸®¾·þº (conj&prep&adj): however, yet, except (n): onewho kills animals to sell the meat, ¶³·‚©·™¶¿ (n): the tip of a thing, ¥Æõ¿þ¶ (n{: the cream made from the curd, ©Æþ¶ä (n): a small knob, <¶¿Ï™½ (vt): to get for money, purchase, Ëþ¶¿; –§½†¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vi): to make a noise like a bee, •¶ô¥¶õéþº ª¶£ã¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (prep): with; near to, úÈœ¶, ©¶†¶â (a): gone by; already spent, <¶™¶ú»þ¶; ü§º<º±Í‚þ¶ (n): a vehicle for hire, Õ†Æâ£Ï™º (n): a dance programme in a restaurant. ·£§Æ˜ý þ¶Ãœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n): a ball shaped leafy vegetable, ±·ê£Èü» ¶Á§¶ (n): small room, room in a ship, ú»þ¶ä<¶†º

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no englishword 519 cabinet 520 cadet 521 cafe 522 cage 523 cake 524 calamity 525 calculate 526 calender 527 calf 528 calibre 529 call 530 call 531 callous 532 calm

meaningintel (n): a box; a body of minosters, ¡Å˜ÆÛ; ¥¶õÏœ¶¿ë¨¬µ¤¶ (n): student of lthe defence force, †Èª¶§¶¯¶›¦¶õφ¶¿ ªº¯¶›±Ëφ¶¿ ©º†·ê§ºã (n): hotel, coffee house, ·¢¼†¶¿·›¥¶õ¿ (n): wooden or etallic enclosure to arrest the anlmals, £Îþ¶¿, ¡µÏü§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a flat piece; a piece of baked food £»®¶ò; œ½¬¹ §Ë˜ÆÛ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ (n): great misfortun, †¶¿§¶Ô˜þ¶, '¡µ†¶ (vt): count and find the value, <¶›þ¶úȦ¶õ¿, calculation (n) ¨Æ¶Ñ (n): the statement of days, weeks etc., in year, ¡µÏú·Ï <¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the young of a cow, '©¶À†¶Á™¶ (n): menal capacity, ¥¶õ¸þ¶¬¹¶ ª¶ºà (vt): make a loud noise to invite the attention, pay a visit, invite, ¡¹¨ú¶¿˜, †¶§ºîÏú¶¿˜, (n): shout, ¡¹¨¿¡µÀ (adj): careless, hard hearted, ¶˜»þ¶¥Êõþ¶, ±Ë<¶§¶¿£Îœ¶¿‰þ¶ (a): quiet, peaceful, þÆ¥¶õ醺‰þ¶, ¡µëª·Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 533 calorie 534 camel 535 camera 536 camp 537 campaign 538 can 539 can 540 canal 541 cannon 542 canteen 543 canvass 544 capability 545 capacity 546 cape

meaningintel (n): unit of heat, „¬µß¥¶õ¿ ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ (n): a desert animal; ŠÏ˜Æ (n): an instrument for taking phots; ú·¦¶õ¸ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿¨¿ œ½¦¶õ¿¡Å˜ÆÛ (n): a temporary quarters for the army; a place of short stay, ©º™º†º; £¬µ; ¥¶õ·¥¶õ¿ (n): an organised public acitivity, ¡µëú·§¶¥¶õ¿ (aux.v): able to; úȦ¶õ<¶¨ (n): ±·œ¶ë (n): a water way for boats, ·¨¿©¶ (n): a large gun, ¢¹§¶Ï <º (n): a place where refreshments are sold, Õ¨¸åµ¸§¶ª·¨ (vt&vi): spread something in public, ¡µëú·§¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, ‹˜ìþ¶¿ Õ™¶¿<¶¿ (n): efficiency, ³·¥¶õ§¶ãꥶõ¿ (n): the space occupied by; the power of mind; qµõþ¶¡µ§º¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿, ¥ÈõŸ·ª¶ºà (n): a narrow piece of sea-shore, Õ<¶ë¥¶õ¿, ¥Æõ¿þ¶

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no englishword meaningintel 547 capillary (adj): very find, lhair like, ¬µþ¶äþº§¶Ï Ÿ¶ë¥¶õ¿<¶¨, ©ÆϘ¿ë¶©¶Ï˜» 548 capital (n): the centre of a country etc., §·üŸ·þº, ¥¶õ¿–꡵˜Û›¥¶õ¿ money with which a business is started, ¡Å˜¿Û£™º 549 capitalist (n): ¡Å˜¿Û£™º†·§¶¿™¶¿ 550 capitation (n): fee or charge collected from every person, §¶¿¬µ¿¥¶õ¿, ú¶Ï†· 551 capitulate (vt): come to terms, ª¶œ¶Ã©¶Àþ¶¶¿¨Î£™º±Í©¶À 552 capricorn (n): the group of stars in the sky which form the shape of a goat's horn, ¥¶õ¶§¶§·ªº 553 capsize (vt&vi): to lkupset (a boat in water) œ¶¨ºëφ¶¿¨¿<· úȦ¶õ¿, Õ<¶¿ 554 capsule (b): leader, chief, ü˜¿Û þ·¦¶õ¶¿™¶¿; ¬Çþ·Ÿº¡µœº 555 captive (n): a prisoner of war, ¦¶õ¿†¶ã–ʆ½ 556 capture (vt): seize by force, ³·íŸ½þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿ 557 car (n): a wheeled vehicle, chariot ª¶¶˜¥¶õ¿, ¥Æõ¸˜¸§¶¿©·µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿, §¶Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿ 558 caravan (n): a row of animals carryng the loads, a band of merchants, ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À¨þ¶¿ ¥Æõ¸¬µ¿¶¿±Í©¶ÀüÏœ¶¿ ¬µ¥¶õÁµ¸¥¶õ¿, ¡µë¦¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ú¶¿þ¶ä ©¶§¶à¶¿¨ ü˜¿Û

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no englishword 559 carbon 560 carcase, carcass 561 card 562 cardiac, cardial 563 cardinal 564 care 565 care 566 career 567 care-worn 568 cargo 569 carnivorous 570 carpenter 571 carpet 572 carriage

meaningintel (n): ¶§¶çþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): dead body, ¥¶õÃœ¶¶®È£§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a piece of thick paper, †¶®¶¬µ§º ·<ºœ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): belonging to heart, <¶¿Ï™Æ¶¿ ¬µÏ£Ï ŸºÏú»þ¶ (adj): most important, ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vi): interest, ü·<¶ëœ¶à; regard (n): watchfulness, ü<¶ëœ¶à; ¨¯¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n): occupation; ©¶Ãœºà (adj): troubled with anxiety, †º<¶¿¨¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (n): goods to be carried in a ship or some other vehicle, ¬µ§¶¿¶¿ (adj): flesh-eating (animal) ¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¤¶¯ºÏú¶¿ (üÏœ¶¿©¶À) (n): a worker in wood, ©¶™¶ëÏ <º (n): a thick woollen or yarn mat, ¶Ï£®» (n): a cart, £Ï™º, ©·µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 573 carry 574 cart 575 cartoon 576 carve 577 case 578 casement 579 cash 580 casino 581 casket 582 cast 583 caste 584 castle 585 casual 586 casualty 587 cat

meaningintel (vt): move with a load, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¿¶¿þºœ½¬µ¿¶¿©Æ®¶¿ò (n): a carriage, £Ï™º (n): a comic picture; ©¶êÏ <¶ê ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (vt): cut a metal or wooden sheet to make a shapem, úƶ¿Ñ˜ (n): a small box, affair, ¡Å•ÆôÛ, ©¶ê©¶µ¸§¶¥¶õ¿; ¬µÏ <¶œº (n): window frame, º˜»½ (n): metallic or paper money, ¡É¶¥¶õ¿, þ¶<¶†¶¿ (n): public theatre, þ·˜êª·¨, ¶®¸¥¶õφº§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): small box or chest, ™º£Æçþ¶¿, ¡Å˜ÆÛ (vt): throw, pour the liquid metal into a mould; ©º¬µ§¶¿; ¶§º<ºÏú»±Íœ¶±Í¦¶õ¿ (n): a social group or class, ¶¿¨¥¶õ¿ (n): fort, ͘, †¶¿§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (a): accidental, ¦¶õ¸†¶Ãú»Ö¶¥¶õ¿<· (n): misfortune, a person killed in war or accient, '¡µ†¶; µ¸œ¶¿™¶¿ (n): a small domestic animal ¡¹¨»ì

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no englishword 588 catalogue 589 catch 590 category 591 cater 592 caterpillar 593 cathedral 594 cathode 595 cattle 596 causal 597 cause 598 caution 599 cautious 600 cavalry 601 cave 602 cavity

meaningintel (n): the list of books, names etc., ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¥Æõ¿.©·þº ü·£»œ· (vt): get hold of seize ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿, £Ï ŸºÏú¶¿ (n): class, order; œ¶§¶<¶œº, ©¶§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (vt): supply food, ¤Îüþ¶¥¶õ¿ ¡Å˜¿Û (n): the larva of a moth, <ËÏ <¶®»¡µÀ§¶¿<¶¿ (n): big church, ¡Å†¶â Ê묵੶†È©·¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n): the negative pole of a battery, ž› Ÿ¶¿ë©¶¥¶õ¿ (n): cows, lsheep etc., <Ë™¶¿ì, ¡µª¶¿©¶À¨¿ ¥Æõ¿†¶¨<¶¿þ¶©º (a): having a cause, ·§¶›¥¶õ¿<¶¨, Ǹœ¶¿£†¶ã¥Êõþ¶ (n): ·§¶›¥¶õ¿ (n): a warning, Ÿú¶Ö§º¶ (adj): very careful, ü·<¶§¶Á¶œ¶<¶¨ (n): the band of soldiers who fight on lhorseback; Õªºí¶†¶®¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a hollow place in a mountain, <¶¿µ¸ (n): opening, hollow place; §¶Ï Ÿ¶ë¥¶õ¿ £Ì§º¦¶õ

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no englishword 603 cease 604 ceiling 605 celebrate 606 celebrated 607 celestial 608 celibacy 609 cell 610 cellar 611 cemetery 612 censor 613 censure 614 census 615 cent

meaningintel (vt&vi): stop to work; come to an end '¡µÀ, þº¨ú»±Í©¶À (n): the inner rool of a hous, ¨Î¶¡µÀå (vt): hold a ceremony, „œ¶ð©¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿; celebration (n) „œ¶ð©¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): famours, ¡µë–Ꜻ<·Ïú»þ¶ (adj): belonging to the sky or heave, –<Í®¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ úÆφºþ¶, ¬µí§¶Ó¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿úÆφºþ¶ (n): bachelorhood; £ëµ¸éú¶§¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n): prison; the unit of a living matter, –ʆ¶¿; ¶›¥¶õ¿ (n): under grounroom, ±·œ¶§¶ (n): burial ground, ¬µéª·þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): examine; remove the objectionable matter in the news etc., ¡µ§ºª½¨þ¶úȦ¶õ¿˜, Õ¤¶êÏœ¶§¶ ©º¬µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿ (vt): condemn, give an unfavourable opinion; ¥¶õφ¶¨»Ïú¶¿, '¯È¡¹Ïú¶¿ (n): enumeration of population etc., üþ·¤¸¨Æ¶Ñ (n): the unit of American curency; 100 th part of a metric unit; Õ ¥Æõ§º· †¶ë©¶ê ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿, ¥Æõ˜»ëý ˨¥¶õ¸þ¶ ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ ©¶Ï†¶©¶ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 616 centimetre 617 central 618 century 619 ceremony 620 certain 621 certify 622 cess 623 cessation 624 chain 625 chair 626 chalk 627 challenge 628 chamber 629 champagne

meaningintel (n): the 100 th part of a metre, ¥½õ˜§¶¿˨œ¶¨Î þ¶Á§¶©¶©¶Ïœ¶¿ (adj): chief; situated in the middle; ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥Êõþ¶; ¥¶õŸ¶ê<¶¨ (n): a period of hundred years, ª¶œ·£ã¥¶õ¿ (n): a religious ritual, ª·ë†¶â¥¶õ¿ (vt): sure; settled; –ú»Öœ¶¥Êõþ¶, þºª¶Ö¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶ (vt): declare to be genuine; Ÿ¶Ã©¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n): a levy, ¡µþ¶¿ä (n): stop; ©º§·¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n): <˨¿¬µ¿; ¬µÏÆ®¶¿ò ©¶§¶¿¬µ, ¡µ§¶Ï¡µ§¶ (n): a four legged seat, a seat of authority, ¶¿§½Ö, ÕŸº·§¶¡¼˜¥¶õ¿ (n): a white material used for writin on the black oard, ¬¼¥¶õ¬µ¿þ¶ä¥¶õ¿ (vt): to call to contest; to question the authority, ¬µ©·¨¿úƦ¶õ¿, §¶¿ü¿©¶ÀúȦ¶õ¿¥¶õþºͧ¶¿ (n): a room, an association, <¶†º; ©·ê±·§¶¬µ¿ã¨ ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ (n): a kind of wine; ³·§·¦õ

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no englishword meaningintel 630 champion (n): a strong supporter, winner of first place in a competition, §¶¯¶¶¿™¶¿, ©½§¶¿™¶¿ 631 chance (n): opportunity; fortune, Õ©¶·ª¶¥¶õ¿, Õþ¶¿Íþº Õ†¶Ã¬µÛ¥¶õ¿ 632 change (vt): alter, shift, small coins (n) ¥¶õ¸§¶¿å; ¥¶õ¸§¶¿åúÆφ¶¿; ú»¨ì§¶ þ·›Æ¥¶õ¿¨¿ 633 channel (n): the narrow passage for the flow of water or a liquid; a canal; ü¨¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿; ·¨¿©¶ 634 chant (vt): to sing, ±·™¶¿, <½œ¶¥¶õ¿ '¨¸¡µþ¶úȦ¶õ¿ 635 chaos (n): disorder, <¶™¶£»™¶ 636 chap (n): boy, man; ¶§¶ë¦¶õ¸™¶¿, ¥¶õþº¬¹ 637 chapel (n): church; Ê묵੶†È©·¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 638 chapter (n): a division of a bookl, ÕŸ·ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 639 char (vt&vi) make or become black by burning, ·¨»Ö þ¶¨ì<· úȦ¶õ¿ 640 character (n): conduct, behaviour, ¦Æõ¸<¶êœ¶, þ¶™¶©¶™º 641 charcoal (n): a black solid substance made by burning of wood, £Ì<¶¿Ó 642 charge (vt): attack; accuse; take as price, fill with, ‡†¶¿§ËÑþ¶¿, þºÏ†¶¥Æõ¸¡µÀ, –

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643 chariot 644 charity 645 charm 646 chart 647 charter 648 chase 649 chat 650 cheap 651 cheat 652 check 653 cheek 654 cheer 655 cheese

meaningintel §½†¶¿¶˜¿Û, þºÏ¡µÀ (n): a (wooden) car with two wheels, §¶Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): generosity, †¶¦¶õ (n): spell, beauty, ¥¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿, Õφ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a map or a table to show informaion, ©È머™¶ †½¬¹þ¶ ¡µ˜¥¶õ¿ (n): the order of a king or head of the state, §·üª·¬µþ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): to run after, to catch etc, œ¶§¶¿¥¶õ¿ (n): a lively talk, ¶£¿§¶¿ì (adj): low price, úö¶ Õ¦õþ¶ (vt): deceive, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, cheat, (n) ¥Æõ¸¬µ·§º (vt): examine, verify, control, Õ†¶¿¡µÀ¨Î¡Å˜¿Û (n): úÆÏ¡µ (vt): make happy, ¬µÏœÍ¬µ¡Å˜¿Û, cheer (n): a cry of joy, 'þ¶Ï†¶¥¶õ¿œÍ ©È¦¶õ¿È¶ (n): the solid mass made from milk, ü¿þ¶¿ä

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no englishword meaningintel 656 chemist (n): a specialist in mixing the chemicals, aperson who sells medicines, §¶³·¦¶õþ¶ ª·¬µàëü¿Ø ™¶¿, ¥¶õφ¶¿¨¿ Õ †¶¿·›¥¶õ¿é†·§¶¿™¶¿ 657 cheque (n): £¸ê϶¿ úƶ¿Ñ 658 cherish (vi): to treat with love, <·§·£¥¶õ¿<· ú¶Áú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ 659 cherry (þý): Õ ¬µé¨ýì ³Ë¢ýà Õφý §öφý ¢µÀë‚œý, '¨ç¶§·©¶Ï˜» ¡µÏ™¶¿ 660 chess (n): a game played on a boad dividied into squares, ú¶†¶§¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿ 661 chest (n): the front part o the body under the neck, a strong box, §Ë¥¶õ¿é, £¾§¶¿©· 662 chew (vt&vi): to cut the food into pieces with the teeth, þ¶¥¶õ¨¿ 663 chick, chicken (n): a yound hen 664 chide (©ýà&©º): ³ËÖ¨ýâ, ú¾©·˜¿ì ¡Å˜¿Û 665 chief (adj): important, head, ¡µëŸ¶þ¶¥Êõþ¶, ¥¶õ¿–ê™Êþ¶, chief (n): þ·¦¶õ¶¿™¶¿, ¡µëŸ·þ¶ ÕŸº¡µœº 666 child (n): offspring, £»™¶Ý 667 chill (adj): cold (weather), ú¶¨»<·„þ·ä

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no englishword meaningintel 668 chilly, chilli (n): ¥ºõ§¶¡µ·¦¶õ 669 chimney (n): a fire place, a long tube through which the smoke goes out, ¨¸Ïœ¶§¶¿, ¥Æõ¿.; ±Ë<¶<˘ۥ¶õ¿ 670 chimpanzee (n): an afican ape, '¢¹ë· Íœº 671 chin (n): the pointed part of lthe face below the mouth, <¶™¶Ý¥¶õ¿ 672 chit (n): a piece of paper, ú¾˜» 673 choke (vt): to obstruct breathing, …¡¹§º '™¶¶¿Ï™· <ËÏœ¶¿ þ˶¿Ñ, „ºÑ§º £»ºÑ§ºúȦ¶õ¿, (vi) get suffocated …¡¹§º '™¶¶¿Ï™¶ 674 cholera (n): an infection associated with vomiting and dehydration, ¶¨§·©·êŸº 675 choose (vt&vi): select, prefer, ‡þ¶¿äËþ¶¿, ‚¬µÛ¡µ™¶¿ 676 chop (vt): make into small pieces, ú»þ¶äú»þ¶ä ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨¿<· úȦ¶õ¿ 677 chord (n): a string of a musical instrument, ¬µÏ <½œ¶ ©·†¶ê¡µÀ œ½<¶, a straight line joining two points on a circle, ü·ê 678 chromatic (n): related to colour, §¶þ¶¿Ó¨¶¿ ¬µÏ£Ï ŸºÏú»þ¶ 679 chronic (adj): lasting; constant; severe; †½§¶Ô·¨¥¶õ¿ „þ¶ä; ‡¨ì¡µÀ噶¿ ©¶úÆÖ™º; ©º¡µ§½œ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 680 chuckle 681 chump 682 churn 683 cipher 684 circle 685 circumstance 686 cite 687 citizen 688 civil 689 civilization 690 claim 691 clan 692 clap 693 clarify 694 clarinet

meaningintel (n&vi): a light laughter, ‚º¨»Ïú¶¿, ‚¶¨»Ïœ¶ (n): a short and thick piece of wood, úƶѥ¶õ¿¶Ñ (vt): to stir (the curd): ú»¨¿¶¿ (vi&vt): to do arithmetic, (n); zero, ¬µ¿þ¶ä (n): closed and round figure, ©¶Ãœ¶à¥¶õ¿ (n): the state or condition, ¬¹ãœº, ¡µ§º¬¹ãœº (vt): quote something from a book, give as an example, „†¶µ¸§ºÏú¶¿ (n): a member of a country or town, ±Ë§¶¿™¶¿ (adj): relating to citizens, polite, ±Ë§¶¿¨¶¿ ¬µÏ£Ï†ºÏú»þ¶, ¥¶õ§·ê†¶<¶¨ (n): the state of social and cultural development, þ·<¶§º¶œ¶ (vi): demand, Õ™¶¿<¶¿; claim (n): a demand, µ¸¶¿Ñ (n): a tribe, ü·œº (vt): make a sound with both the palms, ú¶¡µå˜¿ì˘¿Û (vt): to make clear, ª¶¿†ºã úȦ¶õ¿, Õþ¶¿¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ œ½§¶¿å (n): a long musical wind instrument, ¬µþ·ä¦õ

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no englishword 695 clash 696 clasp 697 classic 698 classify 699 clatter 700 claw 701 clay 702 clean 703 clear 704 clear 705 clerk 706 client 707 cliff

meaningintel (vi): disagree, fight, ©º§ÍŸºÏú¶¿, clash (n): ¬µÏqµõ§¶ð› (vt): holdtightly stretching the hands, <¶˜»Û<¶ ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿ (n): a piece of great literary work(esp. books), ¥¶õµ¸·©¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt): to divide into classes, ©¶§½Ó¶§ºÏú¶¿ (vi): to make a rattling noise §¶›<Ë› Ÿ¶íþº úȦ¶õ¿, (n): the nail of a bird or animal, ¡µ¯º ¨È¶ üÏœ¶¿©¶À ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ <ͧ¶¿ (n): the sticky (black) soil, £Ï¶¥¶õþ¶¿ä (vt): purify, wash, þº§¶é¨¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, ª¶¿¤¶ë¥¶õ¿úÈÙ¦¶õ¿; clean (adj): free from dirt, ª¶¿¤¶ë¥Êõþ¶ (vt): to make easily seen or heard, ©ºª¶†¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿, ¬µå¬µÛ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (adj): easily seen through, plain, ¬µå¬µÛ¥Êõþ¶, ©ºª¶†¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): the assistant in an office, <¶¿¥¶õ³·à (n): the customer of a lawyer, ¶¯º†·§¶¿™¶¿ (n): a high steep rock or the lhighest edge of a mountain, ‡œÊàþ¶ §·¦õ, ¡µ§¶íœ¶¡µÀ ÕÏú¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 708 climate (n): weather conditions of a place, ©·œ·©¶§¶›¥¶õ¿ 709 climax (n): the most important scene in a show, ¡µœ·¶ ¬µþºä©Èª¶¥¶õ¿ 710 climb (vt&vi): to move up with the help of hands and feet, go up ¡Éº £¸ë¶¿, ¡Éº¨Èú¶¿ 711 cling (vi): hold fast, ÕϘ»¡Å˜¿ÛËþº¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿, <¶˜»Û<· ¡µ˜¿ÛËþº¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ 712 cloak (n): a loose shirt, ÕÏ<¶©¶¬µà륶õ¿ 713 close (vt): shut, bring to an end, ¥¶õÁ¦¶õ¿, ¡µÂ§ºà úȦ¶õ¿; close (adj): near, †¶<¶Ó§¶ 714 clot (vt): grow thick (eg.blood), <¶™¶Ý¶˜¿Û˜ 715 clothe (vt): put the dress on,†¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿©È¦¶õ¿: (vi) dress one-self, put on clothes, †¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ Ÿ¶§ºÏú¶¿ 716 cloud (n):¥Èõqµõ¥¶õ¿; cloudy (adj) covered with clouds, ¥Èõqµõ¸©¶Ãœ¶¥Êõþ¶ 717 clown (n): a buffoon, µ¸¬µê<·™¶¿ 718 club (n): a heavy stick, a society, †¶¿™¶¿Ý¶§¶ë, ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ 719 clue a ball of thread, an idea to solve the porblem, †·§¶¡µÀ „Ï™¶, 'Ÿ·§¶¥¶õ¿ 720 clumsy (adj): very bad, unskilful< ú»Ï†¶§¶©¶Ï†¶§¶<· þ¶¿þ¶ä, œÆ¨»©º¨Èþº

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no englishword meaningintel 721 cluster (vi&vt): become aa bunch, make a bunch <¶¿Ï¡µÀ<· úȧ¶¿, <¶¿Ï¡µÀ<·úȧ¶¿Ö 722 coach (n): a four wheeled vehicle, a person who trains the players, one who prepares for an examination, £Ï™º, œ¶§½å†¶¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö©·™¶¿; coach (vi) to train, ªº¯¶› ‚ú¶¿Ö 723 coagulate (vi&vt): to grow thick, clot, thicken, <¶™¶Ý ¶˜¿ÛËþº ±Í©¶À, <¶™¶Ý ¶˜¿ÛËþ¶¿þ¶˜¿ì úȦ¶õ¿ 724 coal (n): charcoal, þȨ £Ì<¶¿Ó, <¶þº £Ì<¶¿Ó 725 coarse (adj): rough, not dignified, ¥¶õ¿œ¶¶, £Î˜¿, Õ¬µ¤¶ê¡µÀ 726 coast (n): the land near the sea, sea-shore, ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë œ½§¶ ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿, ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë œ½§¶¥¶õ¿ 727 cock (n): Í™º¡µÀÏü¿ 728 code (n): a collection of laws arranged in order, þ·ê¦¶õ ú¶˜Û¥¶õ¿, Ÿ¶§¶éª·¬µà륶õ¿ 729 codify (vt): to systamatize, to arrage laws in an order, ¬µÏ <¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿ 730 coerce (vt): force, £¨©¶Ïœ¶¡Å˜¿Û 731 coffer (n): a chest for keeping money or jewels, ¤Î¬µ›¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 732 coffin 733 cohere 734 coil 735 coin 736 coin 737 coincide 738 coir 739 coke 740 cold 741 collapse 742 colleague 743 collect 744 collide 745 colliery 746 colony

meaningintel (n): the wooden box in which the dead body is place, ª¶©¶¡Ç˜»¶ (vt): stick together, ÕϘ¿Ëþ¶¿, cohesion (n) ÕϘ»¡Å˜¿Û „Ïú¶¿ ª¶ºà (vt): to wind round, ú¶¿˜¿Û; coil (n) something coiled, ú¶¿˜Û (vt): to stamp money, þ·›Æ¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¥¶õ¿†ºëÏú¶¿ (n): a piece of metallic money, þ·›Æ¥¶õ¿ (vi): agree with, meet, ˆ½¤¶©ºÏú¶¿, ¶¨»¦¶õ¿ (n): fibre, þ·§¶, ¡¼ú¶¿ (n): a type of coal, Š¶ §¶¶¡µÀ £Ì<¶¿Ó (adj): without heat, ª½œ¶¨¥Êõþ¶, ú¶¨»¡µÀ˜»ÛÏú¶¿ (vi&vt): fall down, ¡µ™º±Í©¶À (n): fellow worker, œÍ˜» „†Íê<¶¬µ¿à™¶¿ (vt): gather, bring together, úȧ¶¿Ö, ©¶¬µÁ¨¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vi): dash with, <¶¿†¶¿âËþ¶¿, collision (n): <¶¿†¶¿âËþ¶¿˜ ©¶¨þ¶ ü§º<ºþ¶ †¶¿§¶Ô˜þ¶ (n): coal officer, ¬Éþ¶ê¥¶õ¿¨Î ¡Å†¶â „†Íê<º (n): a settlment, ©¶¨¬µ

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no englishword 747 colossal 748 column 749 coma 750 comb 751 combat 752 combine 753 come 754 comet 755 comfort 756 comic 757 command 758 commence 759 commend 760 comment

meaningintel (hue, very big, £ëµ¸Ï™¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): a tall pillar, ¬µãϤ¶¥¶õ¿, þº¨¿©¶À©¶§¶¿¬µ (m): unconsciousness, ¥Êõ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): †¶¿©Æíþ¶, œÈþÆ¡µ˜¿Û (vi&vt): fight, fight with, oppose, ±Í˜¸ì™¶¿, ‡†¶¿§ºÏú¶¿, combat (n): ±Í˜¸ì˜ (vt): join, ¶Á§¶¿Ö, ¶¨¿¡µÀ (vi): arrive, happen, úȧ¶¿Ö, ü§¶¿<¶¿ (n: a star like heavenly body with a tail, œÍ¶ú¶¿¶Ñ (vt): give pleasure to, '†¶§ºÏú¶¿, …§¶™ºÏú¶¿, comfort (n): relief from pain or worry, ¬µ¿–¥¶õ¿ (adj): causing laughter, µ¸¬µê¡µÂ§ºœ¶¥Êõþ¶, þ¶©¶Àí¡µÀ˜»ÛÏú¶¿ (vt): order, 'üØä (vt): begin, '§¶Ï¤»Ïú¶¿, commencement (n): '§¶Ï¤¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): praise, ©Æú¶¿ÖËþ¶¿, úË¥Æõéφ¶œºŠþý (þý): ¥Æõ¡µÀå (vi): give opinion, Õ¤»±·ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ©Æ¨»£¿ú¶¿Ö, comment (n): the given opinion,

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761 commerce 762 commission 763 commit 764 commodity 765 common 766 commotion 767 communal 768 communicate 769 communism 770 community

meaningintel ©·ê–ê (n): trade, ©·ê±·§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the payment made to the middleman, a committee appointed to enquire and advise, §¶¿¬µ¿¥¶õ¿, †¶§·ê¡µÀà ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ (vt): to do ( a crme etc.), úȦ¶õ¿: committee (n): a body of persons appointed or elected, (·§¶êþº§·íµ¸¶) ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ (n): a good, ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À, ¬µ§¶¿¶¿ (adj): ordinary, general, ³·¥¶õ¸þ¶ê¥Êõþ¶, ³·Ÿ·§¶›¥Êõþ¶ (n): uproar, great disturbance, ¶¨¶¨¥¶õ¿, Õ¨ü™º (adj): of caste or community, ¶¿¨ ¨È¶ ¥¶õœ¶¡µ§¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt&vi): inform, pass on the news, œÆ¨»¦¶õ¡µ§¶ú¶¿, (©·§¶à) ¡µÏ¡µÀ; communication (n): information sent, ©·§¶à, ¬µ¥¶õ¸ú·§¶¥¶õ¿; communique (n): official announcement, ÕŸº·§¶ ¡µë¶˜þ¶ (n): ³·¥¶õê©·†¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the people in a society belonging to the same caste, religion etc. ©¶§¶Ó¥¶õ¿, œÆ<¶

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no englishword 771 compact 772 companion 773 company 774 compare 775 compass 776 compassion 777 compel 778 compensate 779 compete 780 compile 781 complain

meaningintel (adj): nearly arranged; ±Ëφº¶<· '¥¶õ§ºÖþ¶ (n): friend, ¬µµ¸©·¬¹ (n): a set of people; association ü˜¿Û; ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ (vt): examine the similarity, ±Í¨¿Ö (n): the instrument whose needle always points north and south; instrument for drawing circles †º¶Áðú»; ©¶Ãœ¶à¨È–»þº (n): sympathy, †¶¦¶õ, ¶©º¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): force to do something, £¨©¶Ïœ¶¡Å˜¿Û (vi,vt): make up the loss; þ¶¬µÛ¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¤¶§½àúȦ¶õ¿, compensation (n) þ¶¬µÛ¡µ§ºµ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ (vi): to participate in a race etc., ±Í˜¾¡µ™¶¿, ±Í˜»¨Î þ¶¨£™¶¿ competency, (n) ability Õ§¶ñœ¶; ³·¥¶õ§¶ãꥶõ¿ (vi): collect and arrange; ¬Ç¶§ºÏú» ¶Á§¶¿Ö; compilation (n) collection ¶Á§¶¿Ö (vi): report against somebody ¢¹§·ê†¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, Õ¬µÏœ¶Ã¡¹àþº ©¶ê¶à¡µ§¶ú¶¿; complaint (n) ¢¹§·ê†¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 782 complete (vt): finish; ¡µÂ§ºà úȦ¶õ¿, complete, (adj) whole, ¬µÏ¡µÂ§¶ß¥Êõþ¶, completion (n) ¬µ¥¶õ¸¡¹à 783 complex (n): not simple, ¬µÏ½§¶ß¥Êõþ¶, ºì¬µÛ¥Êõþ¶ 784 complexion (n): appearance of the face ¥¶õ¿–©¶§¶Ö¬µ¿ð, §¶Á¡µ¥¶õ¿ 785 comply (vi): do according to the orders, Õþ¶¿¬µ§ºÏú¶¿ 786 compose (vi): put together; ¶Á§¶¿Ö, ±·˜¶¿ ¬µÏ <½œ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¶Á§¶¿Ö 787 compound (vt): mix together; ¶¨¿¡µÀ, ¥ºõª¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ compound (n) a substance made of two or more other substances, ¥ºõª¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 788 comprehend (vt): understand, grasp Õ§¶ã¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿, <¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿ 789 compress (vt): press together þ˶¿Ñ, ¶¿†ºÏú¶¿ 790 comprise (vt): consist of; ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ 791 compromise (vt): settle a quarrel etc., §·ü¾¶¿†¶¿§¶¿Ö; ¬µ¥¶õ¸Ÿ·þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 792 compulsory (adj): not voluntary œ¶¡µåþº¬µ§Êþ¶ 793 compute (vt): calculate; ¥¶õ†ºÏ¡µÀúȦ¶õ¿ 794 comrade (n): friend; companion ¬Ç乸œ¶¿™¶¿; ¬µµ¸ú¶§¶¿™¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 795 concentrate (vt&vi): to make the solution strong; focus, attention (†¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿ ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ) <·š¶œ¶í¥¶õ¿¡ÅÏú¶¿, †¶Ã¬¹Ûþº¨¿¡µÀ 796 concern (n): interest, ¬µÏ£Ï†¶¥¶õ¿, ¡µþº 797 concert (n): a musical programme, ±·˜¶úÈÖ§º 798 concession (n): rebate,special privilege: œ¶<ºÓÏ¡µÀ, ¡µëœÈê¶ ¬µ†¶¿±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 799 concise (adj): brief, condensed; ¶¿ì¡µà¡µ§¶ú»þ¶; ¬µÏ <¶ë¹¸Ïú»þ¶ 800 conclude (vt): bring to an end; (vi) come to an end, come to la decision ¥¶õ¿<ºÏú¶¿, ¥¶õ¿<º¦¶õ¿, þº§¶ß¦¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿©¶ú¶¿Ö, conclusion (n) end, ¥¶õ¿<ºÏ¡µÀ, þº§¶ß¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 801 concrete (adj): substantial, opposite of labstract ¦¶õ†·§¶ã¥Êõþ¶, ¬¹ã§¶¥Êõþ¶, þº§¶¿ã¬µÛ¥Êõþ¶ concrete (n) a mixture of cement, sand, stones etc., (building material) 802 concubine (n): a prostitute (woman) ©Èª¶ê 803 concur (vi): coincide; ˆ½¤¶©ºÏú¶¿, ŠÈ Õ¤»±·ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿, concurrence (n) agreement ˆ½¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿ 804 condemn (vt): to express strong disapproval; declare unfit for use –Ï™ºÏú¶¿, <¶§ºíÏú¶¿, ¡µþºº§·†¶þºúÆ¡µÀå

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no englishword meaningintel 805 condense (vt&vt): solidify; make short, become a solid; <¶™¶Ý¶˜»ÛÏú¶¿; ¶¿ì¡µà¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, <¶™¶Ý¶˜¿Û 806 condition (n): the state (of affairs ec.,) position; ¬¹ãœº, ¡µ§º¬¹ãœº 807 condolence (n): ‹†·§¶¿å 808 condone (vt): overlook ¯¶¥ºõÏú¶¿, ¥¶õþºäÏú¶¿ 809 conduct (vt): manage; carry on þ¶™º¡¹Ïú¶¿, ³·<ºÏú¶¿ conduct (n) behaviour; ¡µë©¶§¶àþ¶ 810 cone (n): ª¶Ï–¥¶õ¿ 811 confection (n): a sweet meat; œ½¡¹ œºþ¶¿£Ï™·§¶¥¶õ¿ 812 confer (vt&vi): give or grant (a title etc), discuss; ‚ú¶¿Ö; Õþ¶¿<¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿; ¬µ¥¶õ¸¨Îú¶þ¶úȦ¶õ¿ 813 confess (vt&vi): admit the fault or sin; disclose; œ¶¡µÀå Š¡µÀåËþ¶¿; þȧ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ úÆ¡¹å©È¦¶õ¿ 814 confidence (n): great faith þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿, ©ºª·í¬µ¥¶õ¿ 815 confine (vt): keep with in limits, µ¸†¶¿â¨¨Î „Ïú¶¿, þº§¶çÏ Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿¨Î „Ïú¶¿ 816 confirm (vt): make firm Ÿ¶Ã©¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 817 confiscate (vt): seize by the authority, ü¡µÀà úȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 818 conflict (vi): to be in disagreement with; ©º§ºãÏú¶¿ disagreement; quarrel, (n) ©Ê§¶¥¶õ¿; qµõ§¶ï› 819 confound (vt): put into confusion ¶¨©¶§¶¡Å˜¿Û; <¶Ï†¶§¶<Í®¶¡Å˜¿Û 820 confront (vt): come face to face, oppose ‡†¶¿§¶¿þº¨ú¶¿; ‡†¶¿§ËÑþ¶¿ 821 confuse (vt): mistake one thing for another; put into disorder; Š¶†·þº ˶˜» Õþ¶¿Ëþ¶¿; ú»Ï†¶§¶©¶Ï†¶§¶<·úȦ¶õ¿ 822 congenial (adj): having the same or similar nature or taste ¬µµ¸ü¥Êõþ¶, £Ï†¶¿œ¶í¥¶õ¿<¶¨ 823 congest (vt): heap together; gather into a mass; ººÑ§º¬¹þ¶˜¿ì úȦ¶õ¿; <¶™¶Ý¶˜»ÛÏú¶¿ 824 congratulate (vt): express one's happiness on someone's good deed Õ£»þ¶Ï†ºÏú¶¿, ¬µÏœÍ«µ¥¶õ¿ ©¶ê¶à¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 825 congregate (vt,vi): assemble, come together, †¶<¶Ó§¶¶¿úȧ¶¿Ö, ¶Á™¶¿Ëþ¶¿ 826 congress (n): a big meeting ¥¶õµ¸¬µ¤¶ 827 conjecture (n): guessing, …µ¸ 828 conjugal (a): of marriage †·Ï¡µœ¶ê ¬µÏ£Ï Ÿ¶¥Êõþ¶ 829 conjunction (n): a word which joins other words, clauses etc., ¬µ¥¶õ¿ú¶Ö¦¶õ¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 830 conjure 831 connect 832 conqure 833 conscious 834 consent 835 consequent 836 conserve 837 consider 838 consign 839 consist 840 console 841 consolidate 842 consort 843 conspire

meaningintel (vt,vi): use magic, charm ¥¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿¡Å˜¿Û, ¥¶õ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): bring together, join úȧ¶¿Ö, ¶¨¿¡µÀ connection, (n) ¬µÏ£Ï Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): win; succeed; ü¦õÏú¶¿, ³·ŸºÏú¶¿; conquest, (n) ü¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adj): aware, ¥Æõ¨¶¿©¶<· „þ¶ä, ü·Úþ¶¥¶õ¿¶¨, consciousness (n) physical and mental awaeness (n): willingness; ¬µ¥¶õ霺, ÕÏ<½·§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): following as a result of ¢µ¨»œ¶¥¶õ¿<· ¬µÏ¤¶©ºÏúÆ™¶¿ (vt): protect, preserve; §¶¯¶› ¶¨»åÏú¶¿, ¡µ†º¨¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt): think about; ©ºú·§¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿; '¨Îú¶þ¶úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): entrust with, Š¡µå<ºÏú¶¿, consignment (n) Š¡µå<ºÏœ¶ (vt): contain, have ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ (vt): comfort some one who is in sorrow ‹†·§¶¿Ö; consolation (n) ‹†·§¶¿å (vt): harden, unite <¶˜»Û¡µ§¶ú¶¿, Š¶˜»<·úȦ¶õ¿ (n): companion, wife ¬µµ¸©·¬¹, ¤¸§¶ê (vi&vt): plot against, ¶¿˜ëúȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword 844 constable 845 constantly 846 costruct 847 consult 848 consume 849 contact 850 contemporary 851 contempt 852 content 853 contents 854 contest 855 continent 856 contingency 857 continue 858 contraband

meaningintel (n): policeman; ±Í¨¾¬µ¿ (adj): without a break; ¥¶õ¸þ¶¶¿Ï™·; þºª¶Ö¨¥¶õ¿<· (vt): build, make ¶˜¿Û, œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, þº§ºéÏú¶¿, construction (n) þº§·é›¥¶õ¿ (vt): ask for the advise; ¬µÏ¡µë†ºÏú¶¿, ¬µ¨µ¸ Õ™¶¿<¶¿ (vt): use up; eat up ©¶ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, œºþº©È¦¶õ¿ (vt): get into touch with; ¬µÏ¡µë†ºÏú¶¿, ¬µÏ£Ï Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿¡Å˜¿ÛËþ¶¿, contact (n) ¬µå§¶î (n): a person who belonged to the same period ¬µ¥¶õ·¨»¶¿™¶¿ (n): disregard œº§¶³·Ñ§¶¥¶õ¿, Õ¨¯¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt): satisfy œ¶Ã¡¹à¡µ§¶ú¶¿, contentment (n) œ¶Ã¡¹à (n): the details ¨Î¡µ¨» ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨¿ (n): competition, ±Í˜¾ (n): –Ï™¶¥¶õ¿ („†·; 'ªº¦¶õ¸, '¢¹ë·) (n): unexpected event ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿<· œÆ¨»¦¶õþº ¬µÏqµõ˜þ¶ (vi&vt): keep on; remain in the same state; Ëþ¶³·<ºÏú¶¿, „þ¶ä¬µãœº¨ÎþÈ „Ï™¶¿ (adj): prohibited, þº«ÇŸºÏ¡µ£™ºþ¶ (n) Prohibition þº«ÇŸ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 859 contract 860 contract 861 contradict 862 contrary 863 contrast 864 contribute 865 control 866 convene 867 convention 868 converse 869 convey 870 convict 871 cook

meaningintel (vt&vt): mak or become smaller in size, ¬µÏÍú»Ï¡µüȦ¶õ¿, ú»þ¶ä†¶<¶¿ (n): a written agreement Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): deny; –Ï™ºÏú¶¿, ©¶êœº§ÈºÏú¶¿ (adj): opposite, ©º§¶¿†¶ã¥Êõþ¶ (vt): diffeentiate, œ·§¶œ¶¥¶õꥶõ¿ú¶Á¡µÀ (vt): give, ‚ú¶¿Ö, ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): regulate, check; Õ†¶¿¡µÀ¨Î„Ïú¶¿, þº§ÍŸºÏú¶¿, control (n) power ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): arrange ( a meeting etc.,): call for a meeting ¬µ¥½õ¶§ºÏú¶¿, ¬µ¤¶þ¶¿ ˆ§·å˜¿úȦ¶õ¿, convenor (n) (n): custom, conference; 'ú·§¶¥¶õ¿, ¬µ¥¶õ¸©Èª¶¥¶õ¿ (vi): talk together, ¬µÏ¤¸«µ›úȦ¶õ¿, conversation (n) ¥¶õœ¶¥¶õ¸§ºå™º (vi): inform, carry, ©·§¶àþ¶¿ Õφ¶üȦ¶õ¿, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¿Ëþº±Í©¶À (n): criminal; a person found guilty Õ¡µ§·Ÿº, þȧ¶¥¶õ¿úȬ¹þ¶©·™¶¿ (vt): boil the food stuffs etc. ©¶Ï˜úȦ¶õ¿˜ (n) ©¶Ï˜©·™¶¿

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no englishword 872 cool 873 co-operate 874 coordinate 875 cop 876 coral 877 cord 878 cordial 879 core 880 cork 881 corn 882 corner 883 corporal 884 corps 885 corpse 886 correct

meaningintel (adj): slightly cold, calm ú¶¨ìþº, ª·Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vi): work together ¬µµ¸·§¶¥¶õ¿ ÕφºÏú¶¿; ¬µµ¸¶§ºÏú¶¿; cooperation (n) (vt): get the work done, þº§¶íµ¸› ¤¸§¶¥¶õ¿ ©¶¹¸Ïú¶¿ (n): policeman, ±Í¨¾¬µ¿ (n): a hard limy substance found in the sea ¡µ<¶™¶¥¶õ¿ (n): thin rope; string †·§¶¥¶õ¿, ¬µþ¶äþºœ½<¶ (adj): hearty; µ¸Ã†¶¦¶õ ¡µÂ§¶í¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): the main part, ³·§¶¥¶õ¿, ¥¶õ¿–ê¥Êõþ¶¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the stopper of a bottle, £»§¶™· (n): grain, Ÿ·þ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n): the angle formed at the joining of two planes, ¥¶õÁ¨ (adj): of the body: ª¶§½§¶¬µÏ£Ÿ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): a body of troops, ¬Éþº¶†¶®¶¥¶õ¿ (n): dead body, ª¶©¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): set right, remove errors; ¬µ§º†º†¶¿â, ¬µ©¶§ºÏú¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 887 correspond (vi): „œ¶à§¶¡µëœ¶¿êœ¶à§¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ ü§¶¿¡µÀËþ¶¿; correspondent (n) one who regularlygives information to a newspaper ©º¨È–§º 888 corridor (the front part of a immoral (person) þ½œº£¸µ¸ê¥Êõþ¶, ¨Ïú¶<ËÏ™º¦Êõþ¶ 889 corrode (vt); eat away by chemical reaction etc., œºþº©È¦¶õ¿˜ 890 cosmos (n): the whole unierse ©ºª·í¬µ¥¶õ¿ 891 cost (n): the price paid for a thing, –§½†¶¿ 892 costume (n): the style of dress, ©È«µ¥¶õ¿, †¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ 893 cosy & cosey (adj): calm and comfortable µ¸¦õ<·þ¶¿þ¶ä 894 co-tenant (n): joint tenant ŠÆ ‚Ϙ»¨Î Õ†Æ⶿©¶ÀÏ™¶¿ ¬µµ¸©·¬¹ 895 cottage (n): hut, small house <¶¿™ºª¶, ¶¿˜¾§¶¥¶õ¿ 896 cotton (n): the white and soft substance found around the cotton seeds †¶Á†º, ¡µëœºà 897 couch (vt&vi): lay on a bed; lie down ¡µ§¶¿Ï™¶£Æ˜¿Û, ¡µ™¶¿Ëþ¶¿ couch (n) ¡µ§¶¿¡µÀ 898 could (pt): of can 899 cough (vt): †¶<¶¿Ó˜

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no englishword meaningintel 900 council (n): a set of persons elected or appointed to make plans, execute or advise ·§¶êþº§·íµ¸¶¬µ¤¶ 901 counsel (vt): give advise ¬µ¨µ¸úÆ¡µÀå counel (n) ¬µ¨µ¸úÆ¡µÀå ©·™¶¿, ¬µ¨µ¸ 902 count (vt): compute ¨Æ¶Ñ¶˜¿Û 903 counter (vi&vt): opose ‡†¶¿§ËÑþ¶¿, ‡†º§ºÏú¶¿, counter (adj) opposite 904 counterfeit (adj): false; forged ¶¨»åœ¶¥Êõþ¶; ú¶˜Û©¶êœº§È¶¥¶õ¿<· ¬µÃ¬¹ÛÏú»þ¶ 905 counterfoil (n): the copy of the original sheet þ¶¶¨¿ 906 countless (adj); too many to count, ¨Æ¶Ñ¨Èþ¶þºä 907 country (n): an independent state †Èª¶¥¶õ¿, a village, <·ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 908 couple ( n): a pair, wife and husband üœ¶; ¤¸§¶ê, ¤¶§¶à 909 coupon (n): paper receipt Õþ¶¿¥¶õœº ¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ 910 courage (n): bravery ŸÊ§¶ê¥¶õ¿, (adj) courageous 911 courier (n): messenger ©·§·àµ¸§¶¿™¶¿ 912 course (n): a study or training ªº¯¶› 913 court (vt): plead for favour, Õ§ºãÏú¶¿

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no englishword 914 court 915 courtesy 916 cousin 917 covenant 918 cover 919 covering 920 coward 921 crab 922 crack 923 crack 924 cradle 925 craft 926 crane 927 crank

meaningintel (n): þ·ê¦¶õ³·ãþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): permission or favour Õþ¶¿<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿, decency ¥¶õ§·ê†¶ (n): son of one's uncle or aunt œÍ£¿˜¿Û©¶À ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ ¬µÏœ·þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): contract, Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): spread a cloth etc., to hide, protect ¶¡µÀå, ¥¶õÁ¦¶õ¿, †·ú¶¿ (n): ¥¶õÁœ¶ (n): timid person, ¡¹§ºº©·™¶¿ (n): ‡Ï™¶ë·¦¶õ (n): a break or opening; ¡µ<¶¿¨¿ (vi): break, explode with noise ¡Ç먿˜ (n): swing …¦¶õ¨ (n): skill in an art þÊ¡µÀ›ê¥¶õ¿, ©¶Ãœºà©º†¶ê (n): bird with a long neck and legs; a machine which contains a pulley for lifting weights ËÏ <¶; £§¶¿©¶À¨þ¶¿ ‡œ¶¿à ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n): an arm with which a wheel is rotated ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ œºë¡µÀ嘶¿ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿

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928 crash 929 crave 930 crawl 931 craze 932 crazy 933 cream 934 create 935 creation 936 creep 937 cremate 938 crescent 939 crest 940 cricket

meaningintel ¶™½Ý (vi): break with noise, ª¶£ã¥¶õ¿œÍ ¡µ<º¨»±Í©¶À; Ÿ¶íϬµ¥¶õ<¶¿ (vt): long for; beg for; œ¶¡¹Ïú»±Í©¶À, ©È™¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (vi): move forward with hnds and legs, creep ±·ë¶¿ (n): a thoughtless liking for any thing ©Æ§ºëͧº¶, ú¶¡µ¨ú»œ¶à¥¶õ¿ (adj): foolish; wildly excited ©Æ§ºë¦Êõþ¶, ¥¶õÁš¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): the fatty susfance in the milk; the essence of anything ©Æþ¶ä, ³·§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): produce; make ¬µÃ¬¹ÛÏú¶¿, þº§ºéÏú¶¿ (n): imverse created by god ¬µÃ«¹Û, ü<¶œ¶¿à (vt): crawl ±·ë¶¿ creeper (n): ±·ëÆ™º ¨œ¶ (vt): burn the dead body †¶µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, cremation; (n) †¶µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the curved moon anything of tht shape Õ§¶ãú¶Ï†¶¿ë™¶¿ (n): the top of a hill or wve ªº–§¶¥¶õ¿, œ¶¿§·¦õ (n): an insect that makes a chirping sound; a game played with a flat bat, ½ú¶¿§·¦õ, ºëÆœý '˜

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no englishword meaningintel 941 crime (n): an unlawful deed; an offence; þȧ¶¥¶õ¿, criminal (n): þȧ¶¬µ¿ã™¶¿ 942 crimson (n): a deep red colour; ¥¶õ¿†¶¿§¶¿ ‡§¶¿¡µÀ 943 cripple (n): a person who can not use his legs properly, a lame person ¶¿Ï˜»©·™¶¿ 944 cripple (vt): to make lame; ¶¿Ï•ºôÛ©·þº<·úȦ¶õ¿, to weaken £¨¼¸þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 945 crisis (n): time of difficulty brittle ¡Å®¶¿¬µ¿ 946 critic (n): commentaror ©º¥¶õ§¶î¶¿™¶¿ 947 crocodile (n): a large reptile with a long body and tail covered with a hard skin, ¥Æõ¿¬µ¨» 948 crook (n): a stick with a rounded hook at the end ú»©¶§¶©¶Ï¡µÀ <¶¨ ¶§¶ë crooked, (adj) twisted, not straight ©¶¶ë¥Êõþ¶, ¶¡µ˜¥Êõþ¶ 949 crop (n): the produce on land; harvest ¡µÏ˜ 950 cross (n): the symbol of christianity; hybrid ªº¨¿©¶, ¬µÏ¶§¶ü·œº 951 crouch (vi): bend the body with fear ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿œÍ ©¶Ï <¶¿ 952 crow (n): a common blackbird ·º

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no englishword 953 crowd 954 crown 955 crucial 956 crucible 957 crucify 958 crude 959 cruel 960 crumb 961 crust 962 crux 963 cry 964 cube 965 cuckoo 966 cud

meaningintel (n): a group of orderless persons <¶¿Ï¡µÀ (n): the metal cap of a king or queen, º§½˜¥¶õ¿ (n): very important; criticial ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥Êõþ¶, ¥¶õ¿–ê¥Êõþ¶ an earthen vessel for mlting metals,m ¨Îµ¸¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¶§¶<ºÏú¶¿¥¶õÁ¬µ (vt): put to death on a cross; ªº¨¿©¶¡É „Ïú» ú¶Ï¡µÀ (a): not refined; rude; ¥¶õ¿œ¶¶, ¥Æõ¸˜¿ (a): merciless; savage þº§¶ã¦¶õ<·, ¶Á맶¥¶õ¿<· (vt): make into pieces, ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨¿úȦ¶õ¿ crumb (n) piece of bread §Ë˜ÆÛ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ (n): the outer shell or covering of anything, ¡Åú¶¿Ö; ¡É¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n): difficulty; a puzzle ºì«µÛ¬µ¥¶õ¬µê (vi): shout, call Õ§¶ú¶¿, ȶ©È¦¶õ¿ (n): a solid figure with six equal sides; a number multiplied three times by itself (2*2*2*=8); ¬µ¥¶õqµõþ¶¥¶õ¿; Š¶ ¬µÏ–ê¦Æõ¿¶Ñ qµõþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): ͺ¨ (n): þÆ¥¶õ§¶¿ 'µ¸§¶¥¶õ¿; chew the cud þÆ¥¶õ§¶¿©È¦¶õ¿˜

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no englishword meaningintel 967 cuddle (vi): keep the parts of the body close and comfortable,embrace ¥¶õ¿™¶¿ú¶¿Ëþº ¡µÏ™¶¿Ëþ¶¿, '¨»Ï <¶þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ 968 cue (n): hint, end; ¬µÁú¶þ¶, œÍ¶, ¡¹¨¶ 969 cuff (vt): blow, slap <¶¿†¶¿â, úÆÏ¡µ¡É˘¿Û, (n): a light blow; <¶¿†¶¿â, úÆÏ¡µ†Æ£ç 970 culprit (n): criminal; þȧ¶¬µ¿à™¶¿, †Í«¹ 971 cult (n): a religious order etc., 'ú·§¶¥¶õ¿, ³·Ï¡µë†·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 972 cultivate (vt): plough the land, habnituate †¶¿þ¶¿ä, Õ¨©¶§¶ú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ cultivation, (n) agriculture; ©¶ê©¶³·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 973 culvert (n): a bridge on a small canal; ú»þ¶ä©¶ÏœÆþ¶ 974 cunning (adj): dedeitful; clever in deceiving ü»œ¶¿à¨¥¶õ¸§º, ©¶Ïú¶þ¶úȦ¶õ<¶¨ 975 cup (n): a small and round container, <ºþÆä 976 cupid (n): the god of love ¥¶õþ¶éŸ¶¿™¶¿ 977 curb (v): to control, restrain; Õ†¶¿¡µÀ¨Î¡Å˜¿Û, Õ›ú¶¿ 978 curd (n): ¡Å§¶¿<¶¿ 979 curdle (vi): becomecurd like <¶™¶Ý¶˜¿Û, ¡Ç§¶¿Ëþ¶¿þ¶˜¿ÛúȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 980 cure ((vt&vi): heal, get rid of (a disease) þ¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, £¸<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ 981 curfew (n): the order of the police to remain indoors, ‚¨¿ì ©¶†¶¨» ©½Ÿ¶¿¨¨Î œº§¶¿<¶§·†¶þ¶¿ ª·¬µþ¶¥¶õ¿ 982 curiosity (n): eagerness 'œ¶¿§¶œ¶; ü»ü·Úª¶, curious, (adj): eager, strange 983 currency (n): the paper or metallic money, †¶ë©¶ê¥¶õ¿ 984 current (n): the forwad movement of the flowing water, the flow of electricity; þ½˜» Õ¨; ©º†¶¿êœý ¡µë©¶µ¸¥¶õ¿ 985 current (adj): of the present time; ¡µë¬µ¿àœ¶¥¶õ¿ '¥¶õ¨¿¨Î „þ¶ä 986 curriculum (n): the course of study in a school, college etc., þº§¶ß¦õÏ¡µ£™ºþ¶ £ÎŸ·þ·Ïª¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ 987 curry (vt): to rub and clean; §¶¿†¶¿â˜ curry (n): the cooked vegetable or meat; ¶Á§¶ 988 curse (vt&vi): ª¶¡¹Ïú¶¿˜ curse (n): ª·¡µ¥¶õ¿ 989 crutail (vt): to cut short; œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿ 990 curtain (n): the hanging cloth over the doors and windows, ¬µ§¶†·

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no englishword meaningintel 991 cushion (n): a flat pocket in a bag or box, œ¶¨<¶™¶; ¶Á§¶¿ÖÏ™¶¿˜¶¿ ¥Æõœ¶àþº ¡µ§¶¿¡µÀ 992 custody (n): control; care, watch Õ†¶¿¡µÀ, ·©¶¨» 993 custom (n): an established habit 'ú·§¶¥¶õ¿; customary, (adj): according to custom; customer (n): a person who buys things from a shop etc., 994 cut (vt&vi): divide with a knife etc., ͦ¶õ¿, ©È§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ cut (n): wound <·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 995 cutlass (n): a small knife; ¶œºà 996 cutlet (n): a piece of meat; ¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¡µÀ ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ 997 cycle (n): revolution; a period of time; bicycle; ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿; (ü¾©ºœ¶) ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿; ¬Éº¨¿ 998 cyclone ( a storm; œ¶¿±·þ¶¿ 999 cyclostyle (n): a machine for printing copies 1000 cylinder (n): a solid body with a circular base ¬µÁ㡵¥¶õ¿ 1001 cynic (n): one who sees no good in anything; ¥¶õÏú»þº ú¶Á™¶ ¨Èþº©·™¶¿ 1002 cypher (n): cipher, zero, ¬µ¿þ¶ä 1003 dab (vt): strike slowly and gently, ©Æ¨»ì<· ˘¿Û˜ 1004 dacoit (n): a high way robber, £Ï†º±Í˜¿ †ËÏ <¶

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no englishword 1005 dad 1006 dagger 1007 daily 1008 dairy 1009 dam 1010 damage 1011 damp 1012 dance 1013 danger 1014 dangle 1015 dare 1016 dark 1017 darling 1018 dart 1019 dash

meaningintel (n): father, daddy, œ¶Ï™ºë (n): a pointedknife with a short handle, ¡¹™º¶œºà (adv): everyday, ¡µëœº†ºþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a factory where milk and cream are stored (n): a wall built to store the flowing water of a river etc., 'þ¶¶˜Û (vt): cause some loss, ±·™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, µ¸þº¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿, þ¶¬µÛ¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (adj): wet, not dry, œ¶™º (vi&vt): þ·˜ê¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n): trouble, difficulty ¶¬µÛ¥¶õ¿, Õ±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vt&vi): hang loosely (on water): ©È머™¶¿˜ (vt&vi): venture, be bold ³·µ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, ŸÊ§¶ê¥¶õ¿ <· þ¶¿Ï™¶¿ (adj): gloomy, with no light, ú¾¶˜»¦Êõþ¶ darkness (n) (n): lover, ¡¹ë¦¶õ¿™¶¿ (vt&vt): move forward suddenly, ©È<¶¥¶õ¿<·±Í©¶À, dart (n) £¸›¥¶õ¿ (vt&vi): move or hit violently, collide, <¶¿†¶¿âËþ¶¿, ©È<¶¥¶õ¿<· ±Í©¶À

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no englishword 1020 data 1021 date 1022 daughter 1023 dawn 1024 day 1025 dazzle 1026 dead 1027 dead lock 1028 deaf 1029 deal 1030 dealer 1031 dealt 1032 dean

meaningintel (n&pl): a piece of information or particulars (n): œÈ†º, –§¶Áا¶¡µÏ™¶¿ (n): a female child, ¶Áœ¶¿§¶¿ (n): the early hours of the day, „´Í†¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n): a time period of 24 hours, §Íü¿, †ºþ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): ¥ºõ§¶¿¥ºõ˜¿ì <˨¿¡µÀ (adj): no longer living, ¥¶õ§¶›»Ïú»þ¶ (n): stand still, filure to reach an agreement, ¬µÏ¶˜¬¹ãœº, Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ ¶¿†¶§¶þº ¡µ§º¬¹ãœº (adj): unable to hear, ©ºþ¶¨Èþº, (n) úÆ©¶À™¶¿ (vt&vi): distribute, mamage, do business, ‚ú¶¿Ö˜; deal (n) an agreement in business, ©·ê±·§¶¬µÏ£Ï†¶¥Êõþ¶ Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): trader, distributor, ©·ê±·§¶¬µ¿à™¶¿, ¡µÏú¶¿©·™¶¿ (p.p&p.t): of deal (n): head of the department of an academic branch, ©ºª¶í©º†·ê¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨Î

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1033 dear 1034 dearth 1035 death 1036 debacle 1037 debar 1038 debase 1039 debate 1040 debauch 1041 debenture 1042 debit 1043 debris 1044 debt 1045 debut

meaningintel Š¶ ª·– ÕŸº¡µœº (adj): loving, costly, ¡¹ë¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶, –§½†Êþ¶ (n): scarcity, short supply, ˧¶œ¶ (n): the state of lifelessness, ú·©¶À (n): the sudden destruction, '¶¬¹é¶ Ÿ¶íϬµ¥¶õ¿, þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): suspend, £¹¸«µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (vt): lower the value, œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶ úȦ¶õ¿, ¼¸þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt&vi): discuss in public, ú¶§ºÖÏú¶¿; debate (n) ú¶§¶Ö (vt&n): act immorally, úÆ™¶Ýþ¶™¶œ¶, úÆ™¶Ýþ¶™¶©¶™º ¶¨©·™¶¿; debauchee (n) ü·§¶¿™¶¿, œ·ë<¶¿£Îœ¶¿ (n): a loan bond, a goernment bond, Õ¡µÀå ¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿, ¡µë¤¶¿œ¶í Õ¡µÀ塵œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (vt): enter as due, –§¶¿Ö ©·ë¦¶õ¿, debit (n) a debt, Õ¡µÀå (n): remains, waste matter, úÆœ¶à, ¡ÅϘ ¶¿¡µå (n): liability, Õ¡µÀå, ž›¥¶õ¿ (n): first appearance ¡µëŸ¶¥¶õ¡µë©Èª¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1046 decade 1047 decadence 1048 decamp 1049 decay 1050 decease 1051 deceit 1052 deceive 1053 decency

meaningintel (n): a period of ten yeas, †¶ª·£ã¥¶õ¿ (n): decline, ¯½›œ¶ (vi): go away (secretly or suddenly), ±·§º±Í©¶À (vi): become rot, spoil, ¶¿®¾ò±Í©¶À, úÆ™º±Í©¶À (n): death, ¥¶õ§¶›¥¶õ¿ (n): fraud, cheating, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿ (vt): cheat, play a trick, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, ©¶Ïú¶þ¶úȦ¶õ¿ (n): modesty, the right way of behaviour, ¬µ¤¶êœ¶, ¦¶õ¿¶à¥¶õ¿; decent (adj) right, respectable, ¦Æõ¸<¶ê¥Êõþ¶, ¥¶õ§·ê†¶¦Êõþ¶ 1054 decentralize (vt): give away some of the powers of lthe centre to the subordinates, distribute, (ÕŸº·§¶) ©ºÈφ½ë¶§¶› úȦ¶õ¿˜, ÕŸº·§¶ ©º¤¶üþ¶ úȦ¶õ¿˜ 1055 decentralization (n): distribution of authority, ©ºÈφ½ë¶§¶›; deception (n) deceiving, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿, ©¶Ïú¶þ¶ 1056 decide (vt): settle, resolve, ¡µ§º«µÑ§ºÏú¶¿, þº§¶ß¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿; 1057 decision (n): settlement, what is decided

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no englishword 1058 decimal 1059 decisive 1060 deck 1061 declare 1062 decline 1063 decode 1064 decompose 1065 decorate 1066 decorum 1067 decrease 1068 decree 1069 decry 1070 dedicate 1071 deduce

meaningintel (adj): one tenth of, ¡µ†¶©¶ ©¶Ïœ¶¿ (adj): having a definite idea, þºª¶Ö¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶, þº§¶¿â¬µÛ¥Êõþ¶ (n): the platform of the ship, ‹™¶¶¿ ¡µë¶Ñþ¶ „þ¶ä ú¶¡µ˜¸ (vt): announce, proclaim, ¡µë¶˜»Ïú¶¿, œÆ¨»¦¶õ¡µ§¶ú¶¿, £¹¸§¶Óœ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, declaration (n) announcement (vt&vi): refuse,diminish, œº§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿, ¯½›»Ïú¶¿ (vt): find the meaning of, ¬µÏ ¯½¡µà¨»¡¹º Õ°¶â¥¶õ¿ úÆ¡µÀå ((vt&vi): seperate into parts, decay, ©È§¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿, ©È§¶<¶¿, ¶¿®»ò±Í©¶À (vt): beautify, ը϶§ºÏú¶¿, decoration (n): ըϷ§¶¥¶õ¿ (N): proper behaviour, ¬µœý ¡µë©¶§¶àþ¶ (vt&vi): reduce, diminish, œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿, œ¶<¶¿Ó (vt): give judicial decision, œ½§¶¿å úÆ¡µÀå; decree (n) ͧ¶¿Û œ½§¶¿å (vt): try to lower the value, speak against, †¶Á«¹Ïú¶¿ (vt): devote ones time, energy etc., set apart, Õ§ºåÏú¶¿, ÕϺœ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): to draw out something though logcal reasoning or analysis,

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1072 deduct 1073 deed 1074 deep 1075 deer 1076 defame 1077 default 1078 defeat 1079 defect 1080 defend 1081 defer 1082 deficiency

meaningintel §·£˜¿Û, þº§·ã§¶› úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): take away, œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿ (n): the activity performed, a written agreement, ·§¶ê¥¶õ¿, †¶³·à©Èü¿ (adj): going below the surfact, dark (coloured), profound, ¨ÎœÊþ¶, ¥¶õ¿†¶¿§¶¿, <·š¶¥Êõþ¶ (n,sing&pl): a fast running animal living in the woods and park, ¨È™º, ¨È®¶¿ò, †¶¿¡¹å (vt): make unpopular, Õ¡¼Ñ§ºà ±·¨¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vi): fail to do the duty, £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶ ¬µ¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿<· þº§¶í§ºàÏú¶¶±Í©¶À; defaulter (n) ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹þ¶©·™¶¿ (vt): out do, win over, ‹™ºÏú¶¿, Õ¡µü¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿; defeat (n) ‹˜¥ºõ (n): fault, short coming, ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿, ©Æ¨»œº (vi): save, guard, §¶¯ºÏú¶¿, ·±·™¶¿ (vt): postpone, ©·¦õ†·©È¦¶õ¿ (n): want of something, shortcoming, ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿, ˧¶œ¶

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no englishword 1083 define 1084 definite 1085 defunct 1086 defy 1087 degrade 1088 degree 1089 dehydrate 1090 deity 1091 deject 1092 delay 1093 delegate 1094 delegate 1095 delete 1096 deliberate

meaningintel (vi): explain the meaning in brief, þº§¶íú»Ïú¶¿; definition (n) þº§¶íú¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): certain, clear, –û»Öœ¶¥Êõþ¶, ©ºª¶†¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj): no longer working, ©·™¶¿¶¨Î ¨Èþº, þ¶¿§¶¿¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt): oppose, refuse to obey, ©¶êœº§ÈºÏú¶¿, œº§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (vt): reduce the grade or position, Šý ³·ãþ¶¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º ºëφº ³·ãþ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¡µÏ¡µÀ (n&step): intensity, œ¶§¶¶œº, ¬¹ãœº, œ½©¶ëœ¶, «µ«µÛêϪ¶¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿¨Î Í›¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ (vt): remove water from a substance, þº§¶Ø¨¾¶§¶› úȦ¶õ¿ (n): god or goddess, †Ê©¶¥¶õ¿Ï †È©¶œ¶ (vt): make sad, discourage, ©ºú·§¶¥¶õ¿ ¶¨¿<¶üȦ¶õ¿, þº§¶¿œ·ðµ¸¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt): make late, '¨ª¶ê¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, delay (n) '¨ª¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt): entrust a duty, ¡µþº Õ¡µå<ºÏú¶¿ (n): a representative to a meeting, ¡µëœºþºŸº (vt): remove, strike out, œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿, œË¨<ºÏú¶¿ (vt&vi): think carefully, ¦Æõ¸ú¶þ¶ úȦ¶õ¿; (adj) intentional, ‚«µÛ¡µÂ§¶í¶¥¶õ¿<·

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no englishword 1097 deliberation 1098 delicate 1099 delicious 1100 delight 1101 delineate 1102 delirious 1103 deliver 1104 delude 1105 delve 1106 demand 1107 demand 1108 demerit 1109 demise 1110 democracy

meaningintel (n): £Îú¶þ¶ (adj): soft, tender, ¥¶õƶ¿©Êþ¶, ¬µ¿þºäœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj): tasteful, ¥¶õŸ¶¿§¶¥Êõþ¶, §¶¿ú»¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt&vi): give pleasure to, enjoy ¬µÏœÍ«µ¡Å˜¿Û, 'þ¶Ï†ºÏú¶¿ (vt): show in a picture, ú»œºëÏú¶¿; delineation (n) (adj): unconscious, œÆ¨»©ºœ¶¡¹åþ¶ (vt): set free, speak out, give birth, £»™¶¿†¶¨úȦ¶õ¿ (þ·ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿. úÆ¡µÀå) ¡µë¬µ©ºÏú¶¿; delivery (n) (vt): mislead, deceive, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¡µÀú¶¿Ö, ¤¶ë¥ºõÏ¡µüȦ¶õ¿; delusion (n) ¤¶ë¥¶õ (vt): dig, œ¶©¶Àí, ¡µ§ºªÍŸºÏú¶¿ (vt): order (with authority), ͧ¶¿, Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥¶õ¿ œÆ¨¿¡µÀ (n): need, Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): draw-back, ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n): death, ¥¶õ§¶›¥¶õ¿ (n): a government by the elected members the people, ¡µëü· ¡µë¤¶¿œ¶í¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1111 democrat 1112 demolish 1113 demon 1114 demonstrate 1115 den 1116 denial 1117 denominate 1118 denote 1119 denounce 1120 dense 1121 dental 1122 denude 1123 deny 1124 depart 1125 depend

meaningintel (n): one who upholds democracy (vt): pull down, destroy, ¡µ™¶<˘¿Û, þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (n): an evil spirit, †Æ¦¶õꥶõ¿ (vt): to explain or exhibit, ¡µë†¶§ºîÏú¶¿, ©º©¶§ºÏú»úÆ¡µÀå (n): a hollow hiding place of an animal, <¶¿µ¸, <¶Á™¶¿ (refusal, œº¢µ³·Ñ§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): give a name, ¡Ç§¶¿¡Å˜¿Û denomination (n): ú»þ¶ä¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): point out by a mark, ¬µÁú»Ïú¶¿ (vt): blame openly, '¯È¡¹Ïú¶¿, £¹¸§¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿<· œ¶¡µÀ塵˜¿Û (adj): thick, †¶˜Û¥Êõþ¶ (adj): †¶Ïœ¶¬µÏ£Ï Ÿ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt): strip off the cloth or covering, þ¶<¶ä¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): say no, refuse to admit, ¨È†¶þ¶¿, ·†¶þ¶¿ (vt&vi): leave, go away, ©¶†¶¨»©Æ®¶¿ò, £¦¶õ¨¿†È§¶¿ , departure (n) (vi): rely upon; 'Ÿ·§¶¡µ™¶¿; þ¶¥ºõ馶õ¿Ï™¶¿, dependence (n)

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no englishword 1126 depict 1127 deplore 1128 depose 1129 deposit 1130 deposit 1131 depot 1132 deprive 1133 depute 1134 derail 1135 derive 1136 descend 1137 describe 1138 desert 1139 deserve

meaningintel (vt): show in the form of a picture, ©¶§¶ßþ¶úȦ¶õ¿ (vt&vi): feel grief for, †¶¿–»Ïú¶¿ (vt): put down from a higher position, †º<¶¿©¶³·ãþ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ þƘ»Û©È¦¶õ¿ (vt): put in a safe place, ¤¶†¶ë¡µ§¶ú¶¿, ¡µ†º¨¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n): which is put in a place of safety, money put in a bank (n): a store house, ¬µ§¶¿¶¿¨¿ „Ïú¶¿ ¬µã¨¥¶õ¿ (vt): take away from: Õþ¶¿¤¶©ºÏ¡µ¶¿Ï™· úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): appoint someone in other's place ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö (vi): go off the rails, ¡µ˜¸Û¨¿ œ¶¡µÀå (vt): get from a source, ±Ëφ¶¿ (vi): come down; ºëφ¶¶¿†º<¶¿ (vt): explain in detail; ©¶§ºßÏú¶¿ (n): a barren land; ‡™·§º, þº§¶Øþ¶¡µë†Èª¶¥¶õ¿ (vi&vt): be worth of; entitled to Õ§¶ñœ¶¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿, œ¶<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿, ±·§¶¥Êõþ¶, œ¶<º¦¶õ¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 1140 design 1141 desire 1142 desire 1143 desk 1144 despair 1145 desperate 1146 despot 1147 destitute 1148 destroy 1149 detach 1150 detail 1151 detain 1152 detect

meaningintel (vt): plan, ©¶¨¡µþ¶¿ä, ‡œ¶¿à©È¦¶õ¿ (n)L: ¦Æõ¸ú¶þ¶, ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (vt) wish, long for; ͧ¶¿; 'ªºÏú¶¿, disire (n): ͧº¶ (n): a table for writing or reading, ú¶†¶¿©¶ÀËþ¶¿˜¶¿ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿£¨ì (n): hopelessness, þº§·ª¶ (adj): hopeless, þº§·ª·¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): a rulr who is all powerful, ¬µ§·íŸº·§º Õ¦õþ¶ ¡µë¤¶¿©¶À (adj): uncaed, †º¶¿Ñ¨Èþº, left alone: (n): †º¶¿Ñ¨Èþº©·™¶¿ (vt): break into pieces, spoil, þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿; þº§¶¿¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿; destruction (n) (vt): separate, ©º™¶†½¦¶õ¿ (n): fact or item, ÕϪ¶¥¶õ¿, ©º©¶§¶› (vt): keep back, keep in custody, þº¨¿¡µÀúý/‡¦¶õ¿; þº§¶çÏ Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿¨Î „Ïú¶¿, detention (n) (vt): find out, bring to llight, ¶þ¶¿<Ëþ¶¿, §¶µ¸¬µê¥¶õ¿ œÆ¨¿¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 1153 determine (vt): make up one's mind, þºª¶Ö¦¶õ¥¶õ¿úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿, þº§¶ß¦õÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ 1154 dethrone (vt): remove from throne, ¬¹Ï µ¸¬µþ¶¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º œË¨<ºÏú¶¿, §·ü·êŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿Ï™º ©º¥¶õ¿ºàúȦ¶õ¿ 1155 devalue (vt): make less in value, ©º¨¿©¶ œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿, devaluation (n) 1156 devastate (vt): ruin; þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, devastation (n): þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ 1157 develop (vt&vi): increase, grow large ¡ÅÏú¶¿, ¡Å§¶¿<¶¿, development (n): Õ£»©¶Ã†ºâ 1158 deviate (vi): turn away, go out of lthe way, ¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ œ¶¡µÀå, ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º ¡µë¶Ñ¶¿ ¥¶õ§¶¨¿ 1159 device (n): plan: ¦¶õ¿ºà, ¡µ§º¶§¶¥¶õ¿ 1160 devil (n): evil spirit, †Æ¦¶õꥶõ¿ 1161 devise (vt): plan; „±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ Õ¨Îú»Ïú¶¿ 1162 devoid (adj): without, ¨È¶¿Ï™·, free from 1163 devote (vt): Õ§ºåÏú¶¿ devotion (n) ¤¶ºà devout (n): pious 1164 dew (n): small drops of condensed water, ¥¶õÏú¶¿ 1165 dexterity (n): skill, þȧ¶¿å

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no englishword meaningintel 1166 diabetes (n): the disease caused due to the excess of sugar in the body, ¥¶õŸ¶¿¥Èõµ¸¥¶õ¿, disbetes (n): a person suffering from this disease 1167 diagnose (vt): to examine the symptoms to determine the disease, ¡µ§½¯¶úȦ¶õ¿, diagnosis (n): ¡µ§½¯¶ 1168 diagram (n): figure, £Ì¥¶õé 1169 dial (n): the face of a clock, etc., ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿, <¶¿Ï™¶ëþº ¥¶õ¿–¥¶õ¿ 1170 dialect (n): a spoken language, ¥¶õ¸˜¸ì™¶¿˜¶¿ ¥¶õ¸œ¶ë¥Èõ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¡µ™¶¿¤¸«µ; ¨»¡¹¨Èþº ¤¸«µ 1171 dialogue (n): conversation, ¬µÏ¤¸«µ› 1172 diamond (n): a precious bright stone, ©¶ü륶õ¿ 1173 diarrhoea (n): Õœº©º§Íú¶þ¶¥¶õ¿¨ ©·êŸº 1174 diary (n): the record of day to day affairs, †ºþ¶ú¶§¶ê ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿ 1175 dice (n..pl): the small cubes, the sides of which are marked with spots (used in a game); ±·ú»¶¨¿ 1176 dictate (vt&vi): read aloud, command; £»<¶Ó§¶<· ú¶†¶¿©¶À, ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ úƨ¸¦õÏú¶¿, dictator (n): ¬µ§·íŸº·§º

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no englishword meaningintel 1177 dictionary (n): a book of words and meanings, þºqµõϘ¿©¶À 1178 dictum (n): an authorised opinion, þº¦¶õ¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 1179 die (n): a small cubeused in a game; a metal or wooden block to stamp the designs, Õú¶¿Ö 1180 die (vi): perish; decease, þ¶¬¹Ïú¶¿; ¥¶õ§¶›»Ïú¶¿ 1181 diet (n): food, Õµ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ 1182 differ (vi): disagree; vary; ¤»þ¶ä Õ¤»±·ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿; ¥¶õ§¶¿å ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿; difference, (n): ¥¶õ¸§¶¿å 1183 difficult (adj): not easy, hard; ¶«µÛœ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶; ¬µ¿¨¤¶¥¶õ¿·þº, difference (n): ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿ 1184 diffuse (vt): spread; ©·ê¡¹Ïú¶¿, ©º¬µà§ºÏú¶¿ 1185 dig (vt&vi): delve, ¥¶õ˜»Ûœ¶©¶Àí 1186 digest (vt): absorb the food, understand carefully, 'µ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ ü¾§¶ß¥¶õ¿úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿, Õ§¶ã¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ <¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿ 1187 dike (n): a wall or high edge along the river etc., ¶˜Û 1188 dilemma (n): a confused state or situation, ¬µÏ†º<¶ã¬¹ãœº

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no englishword 1189 dilute 1190 dim 1191 dimension 1192 diminish 1193 dimple 1194 dine 1195 dip 1196 diploma 1197 diplomacy 1198 dire 1199 direct 1200 dirt 1201 disable

meaningintel (vt): to make weaker by ading water, ¡µ¨¿ú¶þ¶ úȦ¶õ¿; dilution (n) (adj): not bright or active, ¥¶õ¬µ¶, ¥¶õφ¶Ë™º (n): measurement, ±Ë™¶©¶À, ©Æ™¶¨¿å ˨œ¶ (vt&vi): make less, reduce in size, œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿, œ¶<¶¿Ó, diminution (n): œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶<¶¿˜ (n): a slight depression on the cheek; úÆÏ¡µ¨¡É þ˶¿Ñ (vt): eat the food, ¤Îüþ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt&vi): put lunder water etc., ¥¶õ¿Ïú¶¿; ¥¶õ¿¬µ¿<¶¿ (n): a certificate issued after the completion of a course, ¦Æõ¸<¶êœ· ¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n): §·¦¶õ£¸§¶ ©¶ê©¶µ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): terrible, ¤¶¦¶õ϶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt): guide, œÍ멶ú¶Á¡µÀ; straight, œºþ¶äþº (n): mud; ¥¶õ¿§ºº, dirty (adj): ¥¶õ¿§ºº¦Êõþ¶ (vt): take away the strength, ª¶ºàþº œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿

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no englishword 1202 disadvantage 1203 disagree 1204 disallow 1205 disappear 1206 disappoint 1207 disapprove 1208 disarm 1209 disarrange 1210 disaster 1211 disband 1212 disburse 1213 disbursement 1214 disc 1215 discard

meaningintel (n): unfavourable condition ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿; þ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿, Õ³ö¶§¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vi): notagree, Š¡µÀåËþ¶¶¿Ï™¶¿, ¤È†ºÏú¶¿ (vt&vi): refuse to allow; reject Š¡µÀåËþ¶¶¿Ï™¶¿, œº§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (vi): go out of sight ¶þ¶£™¶¶¿Ï™·±Í©¶À (vt): gail to keep a promise; frustrate ¥¶õ¸˜ þº¨£Æ˜¿Û Ëþ¶¶¿Ï™¶¿˜; 'ª·¤¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿˜, disappointment (n) (vt): disallow; reject; ÕÏ<½¶§ºÏú¶¶¿Ï™¶¿, œº§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (vt): take away the arms, þº§·¦¶õ¿Ÿ¶¿þºúȦ¶õ¿ (vt): spoil the arrangement, ¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ úÆ™¶<˘¿Û (n): a great misfortune, ©º¡µœ¶¿à, qÅõ¸§¶ ¡µë¥¶õ¸†¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&vi): break up, scatter, úƆ¶§¶<˘¿Û, ©º™¶<˘¿Û, ©º™º±Í©¶À (vt): pay (money) to the individuals (n): paying out (n): a flat round plate, <¶¿Ï™¶ëþº ¡µ¨¿ú¶þº ¡µ®Æò¥¶õ¿ (vt): throw away, throw away cards, Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥¶õ¿ ¨È†¶þº œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿; ¡Ç¶¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨þ¶¿

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1216 discharge 1217 disciple 1218 discipline 1219 disclose 1220 discomfort 1221 disconnect 1222 discontent 1223 discontinue 1224 discord 1225 discount 1226 discourage 1227 discourse

meaningintel ©º¬µ§º©È¦¶õ¿ (vt): relieve; free from a charge, £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶ þ¶¿Ï™º ©¶†¶¨»©È¦¶õ¿; £§¶¿©¶Àþ¶¿ œË¨<ºÏú¶¿; to do a duty, £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶©Æ§¶©È§¶¿å (n): follower of a religious teacher, ªº«µ¿ê™¶¿ (n): instruction for proipe behaviour; a branch of knowledge; ªº¯¶› ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (vt): make known, reveal (the secret) £˜Û£¦¶õ¨¿ úȦ¶õ¿; §¶µ¸¬µê¥¶õ¿ £¦¶õ˜¡Å˜¿Û (n): uneasiness of body or mind, Õ³ö¶§¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt): seperate, detach, ©È§¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿, ©º™¶†½¦¶õ¿ (n): dissafisfaction, Õ¬µÏœ¶Ã¡¹à (vt&vi): stop, cease to continue, Ëþ¶³·<¶¶¿Ï™· úȦ¶õ¿; '<º±Í©¶À (n): quarrel, ©º§ÍŸ¶¥¶õ¿ (N): §¶¿¬µ¿¥¶õ¿, œ¶<ºÓÏ¡µÀ (vt): ՟ʧ¶ê¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n): the lecture of a great man, ¡µë¬µÏ <¶¥¶õ¿; „¡µþýê

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no englishword meaningintel 1228 discover (vt): find out, ¶þ¶¿<Ëþ¶¿˜, discovery (n): that which is brougjht to light Ëœ¶à<· <¶¿§ºàÏú»þ¶ ©ºªÈ«µ¥¶õ¿ 1229 discredit (vt): dishonour, Õ¡µëœº«µÛ ¶¨¿<¶üȦ¶õ¿ 1230 discredit (n): loss of credit, Õ¡µþ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿ 1231 discretion (n): proper judgement, freedom to act, ©º©È¶¥¶õ¿ œÍú»þ¶ ¡µë·§¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ ¬Çíú¶Ö 1232 discriminate (vt&vi): treat diffrently, ©È§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, ¤È†¶¥¶õ¿ú¶Á¡µÀ 1233 discus (n): a round disc which is thrown in a sport, '˜¨¨Î ©º¬µ§¶¿ ¡µ®Æò¥¶õ¿ 1234 discuss (vt): think together on a subject, ú¶§ºÖÏú¶¿ 1235 disease (n): sickness, §Í<¶¥¶õ¿ 1236 disequilibrium (n): instability, imbalnce, Õ¬¹ã§¶œ¶í¥¶õ¿; ¡µ˜¿Ûœ¶¡¹å ±Í©¶À˜ 1237 disgrace (n): insult, shame; ¨üØ 1238 disguise (vi): appear in a special dress in order to deceive, ¶¡µ˜©È«µ¥¶õ¿ Ÿ¶§ºÏú¶¿ disguise (n): a changed appearance 1239 disgust (vt): cause disinterest; ©º¬µ¿<¶¿¡µÀ˜»ÛÏú¶¿, disgust (n): aversion, Õ¦õ«µÛœ¶ 1240 dish (n): a hollow container, bowl, <ºþÆä

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no englishword 1241 dishearten 1242 dishonest 1243 dishonour 1244 disintegrate 1245 disjoin 1246 disk 1247 dislocate 1248 dislodge 1249 dismantle 1250 dismiss 1251 disown 1252 disparity 1253 dispatch

meaningintel (vi): lose courage; ՟ʧ¶ê¡µ™¶¿ (adj): not honest, þ½œº¨Èþº (vt): insult, Õ<ö§¶©¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿, refuse, ÕÏ<½¶§ºÏú¶¶¿Ï™¶¿˜ (vt&vi): separate into parts, ©º™¶†½¦¶õ¿, ©º™º±Í©¶À (vt&vi): separate, ©º™¶†½¦¶õ¿, ©º™º±Í©¶À (n): disc (vt&vi): change from proper place, ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶ ¬µã¨¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º ¥¶õ¸§¶¿å, ½¨¿ ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ £Ï†¶¥¶õ¿ œË¨<¶¿ (vt): remove, œË¨<ºÏú¶¿ (vt): remove (the dress etc.,), œË¶<ºÏú¶¿, ¡É±Ë§¶ œË¨<ºÏú¶¿ (n): having no order; illness to the body or mind; ¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ œ¶¡¹åþ¶, Õ¬µí¬µãœ¶ (vt): refuse, not to accept the claim; ¬µÏ£Ï†¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨†¶þ¶¿ '§Í¡µ›þ¶¿ œº§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (n): difference in condition, rank etc., £ÈŸ¶¥¶õ¿; ©¶êœ·ê¬µ¥¶õ¿ (vt): send away ¡µÏ¡µÀ˜

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no englishword meaningintel 1254 dispensary (n): a hospital, ©Ê†¶êª·¨ 1255 disperse (vt&vi): send in different sides, break up; úƆ¶§¶<˘¿Û, úƆ¶§º±Í©¶À 1256 displace (vt): take lthe place of, change from the right place, Š¶†·þºþº œË¨<ºÏú» '³·ãþ¶¥¶õ¿ '¶ë¥ºõÏú¶¿; „Ïú»þ¶ ¬µã¨¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º œË¨<ºÏú¶¿ 1257 displacement (n): ³·ãþ¶¤¶ëϪ¶¥¶õ¿ 1258 display (vt): show, exhibit, ¡µë†¶§ºîÏú¶¿, display (n) ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ 1259 dispose (vt&vi): settle (the matter); keep in order; ¡µþº¡µÂ§ºàúȦ¶õ¿, ¬µ¥¶õ¬µêœ½§¶¿Ö, dispose off (vt): sell away, disposal (n): control 1260 disprove (vt): prove to be false; œ¶¡µåþº þº§¶Á¡¹Ïú¶¿ 1261 disqualify (vt): decide that something is lkunfit œ¶<ºþ¶†º·†¶þº þº§¶ß¦õÏú¶¿ 1262 disregard (vt): neglect,disrespect, þº§¶ì¯ê¥¶õ¿ú¶Á¡µÀ, '†¶§¶› úȦ¶õ¶¿Ï™¶¿ 1263 disrupt (vt): cause to break away the connection etc., ¤¶¥¶õÓ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿; ¤¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿¨Æ¶ '˜Ï¶¥¶õ¿ ¶¨¿<¶¿ 1264 dissect (vi): ͬ¹ ©È§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ 1265 dissipate (vi&vt): spread in different directions, scatter Õþºä©Ê¡µÀ¨¶¿ ©Æ®¶¿ò úƆ¶§¶¿,

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1266 dissociate 1267 dissolve 1268 distance 1269 distant 1270 distil 1271 distinct 1272 distinguish 1273 distress 1274 distribute 1275 district 1276 disturb

meaningintel úƆ¶§¶¿<˘¿Û (vi): break the connection, ©È§¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vi&vt): mix in the liquid; mix with; ¶§º<º±Í©¶À, ¶¨¬¹±Í©¶À (n): the length (or space) between two points or things, †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): far awau; †¶Á§¶¥Êõþ¶, †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (vt&vi): purify by heating and again cooling; fall drop by drop, ¬Ç톶þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿˜; £Ì˜¿ì£Ì˜¿ì<· ¡µ™¶¿˜ (adj): clear, easily known, ¬µå«µÛ¥Êõþ¶, distinction (n) rank, reward (vt&vi): differentiate, see the difference, ©È§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, œÈ™·<¶¿§ºàÏú¶¿ (n): great pain or sorrow †¶¿§¶âª¶, ©¶êŸ¶ (vt): divide and give to several people, send tovarious places, ¡µÏú¶¿, ¡µÏ¡¹›¾ úȦ¶õ¿, distribution (n) (n): lack of trust, suspicion, Õ¡µþ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿, Õþ¶¿¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): trouble; spoil the mood; spoil the order; ¶¨œ¶ ¡Å˜¿Û, ±·™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, disturbance (n)

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no englishword 1277 ditch 1278 diverge 1279 divide 1280 divine 1281 division 1282 divorce 1283 dock 1284 doctor 1285 document 1286 dog 1287 dogma

meaningintel (n): trench, <¶¿Ï˜, dive (n); a jump (into water) ¥¶õ¿þ¶¶ (vi): extend in different directions; ©·ê¡¹Ïú¶¿ (adj): seperate, made into parts, ¤¸<ºÏú¶¿, ©º¤¶ü»Ïú¶¿ (adj): belonging to god; related to god, †Ê©¶¬µÏ£Ï†¶¥Êõþ¶, †Ê©·Ïª¶ ¶¨»<ºþ¶; divinity (n);†Ê©¶œ¶í¥¶õ¿ (n): seperation, ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿, ª·–, ¤¸<·µ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a separation (between husband and wife), ©º™·¶¿¨¿ do (vt): act, carry out; úȦ¶õ¿, þƧ¶©È§¶¿å (n): a place where the ships stay for loading and unloading, ‹™¶§È©¶À (n): a medical practitioner, a larnd man, ©Ê†¶¿ê™¶¿, ¡µÏ™ºœ¶¿™¶¿ (n): a written (or printed) record; a proff, †¶³·à©Èü¿, ¨»–»œ¶¡µÂ§¶í¶ ¥Êõþ¶ 'Ÿ·§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): ¶¿¶Ñ (n): a belief; an opinion (or set of opinions) having no proof, ¬¹†·ãÏœ¶¥¶õ¿, ¥¶õÁš¶þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 1288 doll (n): toy baby, '˜£Ì¥¶õé 1289 dollar (n): unit of money in U.S.A. and in some other countries, '¥Æõ§º· †Èª¶¡µÀ þ·›Æ¥¶õ¿ 1290 dolphin (n): a long fish like sea animal; œº¥ºõÏ <¶¨¥¶õ¿ ü·œºº úÆφºþ¶ úÈ¡µ 1291 domain (n): territory province, ¡µë†Èª¶¥¶õ¿, ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ úƨ¸¥¶õ›» Õ<¶¿ ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ 1292 dome (n): a hollow roof; <¶¿Ï™¶ëþº ¡É¶¡µÀå 1293 domestic (adj): belonging to home; <¶Ãµ¸ ¬µÏ£Ï†¶¥Êõþ¶ 1294 dominate (vt&vi): prevail; have the upperhand; ¡ÉúȦõ<·þ¶¿Ï†¶¿; ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ úƨ¸¦õÏú¶¿; domination (n); ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ 1295 dominion (n): domain, ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ 1296 donate (vt): give as a gift, †·þ¶¥¶õ¿‚ú¶¿Ö, donation (n); a gift of goods or money ©º§·®¶¥¶õ¿ 1297 donkey (n): an ass, <·™º†¶ 1298 door (n): an opening in a wall entrance †·í§¶¥¶õ¿, œ¶¨¿¡µÀ 1299 dose (n): the quantity (of medicine etc.,) to be taken at a time, ¥Æõ¸œ·†¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 1300 dot (n): a spot, point, ú¶¿¶Ñ, £Ì˜¿Û 1301 double (vt&vi): make twice; become two told; §ÆÏ™¶¿§Æ˜¿ì úȦ¶õ¿; §Æ˜»ÛÏ¡µÀÕ<¶¿; double (adj): twice 1302 doubt (vt&vi): suspect, question the truth; Õþ¶¿¥¶õ¸þºÏú¶¿; Õþ¶¿¥¶õ¸þ¶¡µ™¶¿; doubt (n); Õþ¶¿¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ 1303 dove (n): pegeon, ±·©¶À§¶¥¶õ¿ 1304 down (adv): at a lower level ºëφ¶ 1305 dowry (n): the amount paid to the bride-groom at the time of marriage, ¶˜ä¥¶õ¿ 1306 doze (vi): sleep lightly, ¶¿þºº±·˜¿ì¡µ™¶¿ 1307 dozen (m): a set of twelve articles etc., ¡µþÆäÏ™¶¿ ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À¨¿ ¥Æõ¿. 1308 draft (n): a rough sketch, þ¶¥¶õÁþ· 1309 draft (vt): prepare a draft, draftsman (n) 1310 drag (vt&i): pull along, ¨¸<¶¿ 1311 drainage (n): road side canal, ¥¶õ¿§¶¿<¶¿ ·¨¿©¶

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no englishword 1312 drama 1313 draper 1314 drastic 1315 draw 1316 drawback 1317 drawing 1318 drawing-room 1319 dreadful 1320 dream 1321 drench 1322 dress 1323 dress 1324 drift 1325 drill 1326 drill

meaningintel (n): play let, þ·˜¶¥¶õ¿; (n) dramatist: the writer of dramas (n): cloth merchant, £˜Û¨©·ê±·§º (adj): severe, œ½©¶ë¥Êõþ¶ (vt&i): pull towards oneself, make pictures, œ½¦¶õ¿, £Ì¥¶õ騿 ©È¦¶õ¿ (n): a weakness, disadvantage, £¨¼¸þ¶œ¶, ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n): a sketch, ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n): the sitting room (for the guests), µ¸¨¿, ÕœºŸº<¶†º (adj): causing fear, ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ (n): ¶¨ (vt): make wet with water etc., œ¶™¶¿¡µÀ (vt&i): put on clothes, †¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ Ÿ¶§ºÏú¶¿ (n): †¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ (vt&i): to be carried away, œ½¬µ¿Ëþº±Í£™¶¿, <·¨»¨ÎœÈ¨»±Í©¶À (vt): make a hole, §¶Ï†¶ë¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (n): physical exercises

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no englishword meaningintel 1327 drink (vt&i): take a liquid into the mouth and send it into the stomach, œ·ë<¶¿˜ 1328 drink (n): ±·þ½¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 1329 drive (vt&i): move a car etc., in a direction; þ¶™¶¿¡µÀ˜, ™Êë©ý úȦ¶õ¿˜; (n) driver 1330 drop (vt): allow to fall, ¡µ™¶©È¦¶õ¿˜ 1331 drop (n): (þ½˜») ú¶¿¶Ñ 1332 drought (n): a dry weather, want of rain, Õþ·©¶Ã«¹Û 1333 drown (vt): sink in water, (vi) immerse oneself in the water and die, þ½˜»¨Î ¥¶õ¿þº<ºú¶þº±Í©¶À˜, ¥¶õ¿Ïú¶¿˜ 1334 droway (adj): feeling sleepy, þº†¶ë¥¶õœ¶¿à<· þ¶¿þ¶ä 1335 drug (n): a substance which is used in the preparation of a medicine, ¥¶õφ¶¿†ºþ¶¿¬µ¿ 1336 druggist (n): a trader in drugs, ¥¶õφ¶¿¨©·ê±·§º 1337 drum (N): ™Í¨¿, ¥¶õ†Æ⨠1338 dry (adj): not wet, ±Ë™º<·þ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 1339 dry 1340 duck 1341 due 1342 duke 1343 dullard 1344 dumb 1345 dump 1346 duplicate 1347 durable 1348 duration 1349 dusk 1350 dust 1351 duty 1352 dwarf 1353 dwell

meaningintel (vt): ‡Ï™¶£Æ˜¿Û, '§¶£Æ˜¿Û (n): £¸œ¶¿ (adj): (yet) to be paid, £¸§½„þ¶ä; reasonable, þ·ê¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶ (n): not bright, notactive, ¥¶õ¬µ¶<¶ „þ¶ä, ¥¶õœ¶¿à<¶ „þ¶ä (n): a dull person (adj): ¥¶õÁ<¶ (vt): push and fill up, ¶¿¡µå£Î¬¹ ¡µÂš¶¿Ö (n): the other copy §ÆÏ™¶©¶ ¡µëœº (adj): long lasting, ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ ·¨¥¶õ¿ ¥¶õþ¶¿ä (n): the time period, ¥¶õŸ¶ê·¨¥¶õ¿ (n): the beginning of the night time, ¬µÏ†·ê¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n): the dry particles of the soil. Ÿ¶Á®», †¶¿¥¶õ¿é (n): the obligatory service, ©ºŸº, „†Íê<¶©ºŸº (n): ¥¶õ§¶¿<¶¿ü¿Ø©·™¶¿ (vi): live, þº©¶¬¹Ïú¶¿

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no englishword 1354 dwindle 1355 dye 1356 dyke 1357 dynamite 1358 dysentery 1359 eager 1360 eagle 1361 ear 1362 earn 1363 earth 1364 earthquake 1365 earthwork 1366 earthworm 1367 ease 1368 east

meaningintel (vi): become less and less, œ¶<ºÓ±Í©¶À (n): a colouring material, §¶Ï <¶¿ (n): dike, Õ™¶Ý¶˜Û (n): an explosive material, ¡Ç먿™¶¿ ¥¶õφ¶¿ (n): (þÆœ¶¿à§¶¿) ©º§Íú¶þ¶¥¶õ¿¨ ©·êŸº (adj): anxious, ¶¿œ¶Áµ¸¨¥¶õ¿<¶¨ (n): a large bid of prey, <¶†¶â n): úÆ©º (vt): work in order to get money etc., ¬µÏ±·†ºÏú¶¿, gain (n): the planet on which we live, ¤¶Á¥ºõ (n): a sudden shaking of the earth, ¤¶Á¶Ï¡µ¥¶õ¿ ¥¶õ˜»Û¡µþº ©·þ¶±·¥¶õ¿ (vt&vi): relax; pass put the stool, ©ºª¶ë¥ºõÏú¶¿, ¥¶õ¨©¶¬µ§¶Øþ¶úȦ¶õ¿ the direction in which the sun rises, œ¶Á§¶¿å†º¶¿Ñ; (adj) eastern, easter

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1369 easy 1370 eat 1371 eccentric 1372 echo 1373 eclipse 1374 ecology 1375 economical 1376 edge 1377 eden 1378 edible 1379 edit 1380 editor

meaningintel (n) ƒ¬µÛ§ý ¡µÏ™¶¿<¶ (adj): simple, not difficult, œÈ¨»¶, ¬µ¿¨¿©¶À (vt): take food into the mouth, œºþ¶¿ (adj): odd in behaviour, ©ºÏœ¶ ©¶™·©¶™º<¶¨, (n) ¡¹ú»Ö©·™¶¿ (n): resound, ¡µëœºŸ¶íþº totalor partial disappearance of the moon or the sun, <¶ëµ¸›¥¶õ¿ :the science of the environment, ü¾©·©¶§¶›ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (adj): careful in spending the money etc, ¥ºõœ¶©¶ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, (n) economy, economics (n), the science of production, consumption, and distribution, '§¶âª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n): the sharp margin of a knife etc., ÕÏú¶¿ (n): the heavenly garden, †È©¶œ¶¨ „†·êþ¶©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): eatable, œºþ¶†¶<ºþ¶ (vt): summarise, makesimple ¡µëú¶¿§¶› þº¥ºõœ¶à¥Êõ ¬µ©¶§¶› úȦ¶õ¿ (n): one who edits, ¡µœºë· ¬µÏ±·†¶¶¿™¶¿

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no englishword 1381 educate 1382 effect 1383 efficient 1384 effort 1385 egg 1386 ego 1387 egyptian 1388 ejaculate 1389 eject 1390 elapse 1391 elastic 1392 elbow 1393 elder 1394 elect 1395 electrical

meaningintel (vt): make known; teach; œÆ¨»¦¶õüÆ¡µÀå, ©º†·ê £ÎŸ¶þ¶ úȦ¶õ¿; education. (n) (n): result ¢µ¨»œ¶¥¶õ¿ effective, (adj) (adj): having good experience ¬µ¥¶õ§¶ãœ¶<¶¨ (n): good attempt; ¡µë¦¶õœ¶ä¥¶õ¿, ¶Ã«¹ (n): <¶¿™¶¿Ý (n): self-superiority; 'œ·é£»¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): a person belonging to Egypt ƒü»¡µÀÛ †Èª¶¡µÀ ±Ë§¶¿™¶¿ (vt): push out; ª¶§½§¶¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º £¦¶õ˜¶¿ þƘ»Û©È¦¶õ¿; œË¨<ºÏú¶¿ (vt): expel £¦¶õ˜¶¿ þƘ»Û þȨ¿ê, œË¨<ºÏú¶¿; (vi): pass (some time) ·¨¥¶õ¿ <¶™¶ú¶¿; capable to expand and contract, ³·<Æ™º <¶¿›¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ (n): ¥Æõ¸úȦõ (n): one who is older; ¡Å†¶â©·™¶¿ (v): choose by vote; ‡þ¶¿äËþ¶¿; election; (n) (adj): relating to electricity ©º†¶¿êœ¶¿à ¬µÏ£Ï†¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword meaningintel 1396 electrode (n): the pole of a battery; ©º†¶¿êœ¶¿à Ÿ¶Ã©¶¥¶õ¿; 1397 electron (n): the negatively charged particle of an atom; ž› ©º†¶¿ê†·©Èª¶Ï ¶¨; 1398 element (n): a substance which can not be split into new substances; ¥¶õÁ¨¡µ†·§¶ã¥¶õ¿; 1399 elephant (n): the large and heavy animal with a trunk ˆþ¶¿<¶¿ 1400 elevate (vt): raise: ¡Éº ‡œ¶¿à; elevation. (n) 1401 eligible (adj): suitable; fitting; Õ§¶ñœ¶ <¶¨; 1402 eliminate (vt): remove œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿; 1403 elite (n): the learned and wise (people) ªÈ묵¿Û¨¿; 1404 elixir (n): the medicine which cures all the ills; ¬µ§¶í§Í<¶ þº©·§º›»; ¦¶õ©¶íþ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ·±·™¶¿ ‹«µ†¶¥¶õ¿ 1405 ellipse (n): the oval shaped curved figure, †½§¶Ô©¶Ãœ¶à¥¶õ¿ 1406 elongate (vt&i): make or become longer ³·<¶†½¦¶õ¿; ³·<¶¿; 1407 eloquence (n): the fluent speech; ©·ý ¡µ˜¿œ¶í¥¶õ¿ 1408 emancipate (vt): set free ( a slave etc.,) ©¶†¶¨»©È¦¶õ¿; emancipation (n) ¬Çíú¶Ö

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no englishword 1409 embarrass 1410 embassy 1411 emblem 1412 embrace 1413 embryo 1414 emerald 1415 emerge 1416 emigrate 1417 eminence 1418 emit 1419 emolument 1420 emotion 1421 emperor 1422 emphasis

meaningintel (vt): cause surprise 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿; ¶¨©¶§¶¡Å˜¿Û (n): the offic of an ambassador §·¦¶õ£¸§º ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ ·§·ê¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n): symbol; ú»µ¸ä¥¶õ¿; (vt): draw near with arms out of affection '¨»Ï <¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿; (n) '¨»Ï <¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the growing off spring in the stomach of the mother; ¡¹Ï™¶¥¶õ¿ (a greenish percious stone; ¡µú¶Ö; (vt): come into existence. £¦¶õ˜¡µ™¶¿ (vi): settle in a foreign land; (n) emigrant; ©¶¨¬µ±Í©¶À (n): excellence; great merit; ªÈ뫵ۜ¶; eminent (adj) (vt&vi): push out; give out; £¦¶õ˜¶¿ ¡µÏ¡µÀ; £¦¶õ¨Æ홶¨¿; ¡µë¬µ§ºÏú¶¿; (n): salary; ü¾œ¶¥¶õ¿, ©Èœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿; (n): excitement; ¤¸©¶¡Ç맶›; „†È붥¶õ¿; (n): ruler of an empire; ú¶¶ë©¶§ºà (n): the force or stress; Šœºà™º; Šœºà¡µ¨¿¶¿˜. emphasize (vt)

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no englishword meaningintel 1423 empire (n): ³·¥¶õ¸ëüꥶõ¿ 1424 employ (vt&vi): appoint some one to turn out a work, put to use; ¡µþº¨Î þ¶¦¶õ¥ºõÏú¶¿; „¡µ¦Æõ¸<º¥¶õ¿Ëþ¶¿ employment (n) 1425 emporium (n): shop; ´·¡µÀ 1426 empower (vt): give power or authority to; ÕŸº·§¶¥ºõú¶¿Ö; 1427 empty (adj): vacant; –¸®¾ 1428 enable (vt): make able; ª¶ºà ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿; 1429 enact (vt): make a law; play; ú¶˜¸Û¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶¨Î ©È«µ¥¶õ¿ ©È¦¶õ¿ 1430 enamel (n): ¡¹Ï <·›¾ ©¶Ï˜» œÆ¨ìþº ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ 1431 enchant (vt): charm; put under a spell; ¥¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿<¶¿âþº úȦ¶õ¿; ©¶ª½¶§ºÏú¶¿ 1432 encircle (vt): surround, ú¶¿˜»Û©È¦¶õ¿ 1433 enclose (vt): shut in; ¥¶õÁ¬¹ „Ïú¶¿; ú¶¿˜»Û©È¦¶õ¿ 1434 encounter (n): a sudden attack, ±Í§¶¿ 1435 encounter (vt): meet with an encounter; ‡†¶¿§ËÑþ¶¿; 1436 encourage (vt): give courage to; ŸÊ§¶ê¥¶õ¿ úÆ¡µÀå, ±Í뜶ð¹¸Ïú¶¿ encouragement (n)

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no englishword meaningintel 1437 encroach (vt): occupy beyoind the limits; ն륶õ¥¶õ¿<· '¶ë¥ºõÏú¶¿ encroachment (n) 1438 encyclopaedia (n): a book or a set of books which give (s) information aboutevery subject; ©ºü·Úþ¶ ¬µ§¶í¬µí¥¶õ¿ 1439 end (n): the last part; conclusion; aim; goal; ú»©¶§º¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ ¥¶õ¿<ºÏ¡µÀ; „ŸÈ⪶ꥶõ¿ 1440 endorse (vt): approve '¥Æõ¸†¶¥¶õ¿ œÆ¨¿¡µÀ; endorsement (n) 1441 endowment (n): which is given as a gift; ·þ¶¥¶õ¿ endow (vt) 1442 endure (vt): suffer patienfly; ¬µ¹¸Ïú¶¿, ‹§¶¿ÖËþ¶¿ 1443 enemy (n): foe, ª¶œ¶Ã©¶À 1444 energy (n): the capacity to do the work; power ª¶ºà 1445 enforce (vt): compel; execute; £¨©¶Ïœ¶¡Å˜¿Û; ÕÏÕ¨¿¨Îþºº œÆû¶¿× ‡þËå§ÆÖ¥ÆõÏœý (þý) 1446 engage (vt): employ, occupy; find by contract; ¡µþº¨Îþºº úȧ¶¿Ö Ëþ¶¿; ©ºþº¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿; – §·§¶¿ úȬµ¿Ëþ¶¿ engagement (n) 1447 engine (n): a machine which produces energy; ‚Ïüþ¶¿; 1448 engineer (n): a planner of houses, bridges, machines etc., ‚Ïüþ½§¶¿; 1449 engrave (vt): cut a hard surface to make a figure or letters, úƶ¿Ñ;

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no englishword 1450 engulf 1451 enhance 1452 enjoy 1453 engross 1454 enlarge 1455 enlighten 1456 enlist 1457 enemity 1458 enoromous 1459 enough 1460 enquire 1461 enrage 1462 enrich 1463 enroll 1464 ensure

meaningintel (vt): swallow; ¥ºõëÏ <º©È¦¶õ¿; (vt): raise the (cost etc.,) ¡ÅÏú¶¿; ÕŸº¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): take the pleasure from; Õþ¶¿¤¶©ºÏú¶¿, 'þ¶Ï†¶¥¶õ¿ ±Ëφ¶¿; enjoyment (n) (vt): occupy the whole; ¡µÂ§ºà<· '¶ë¥ºõÏú¶¿ (vt&vi): make or become large; ¡Å†¶â†ºúȦ¶õ¿; ¡Å†¶â†º Õ<¶¿; (vt): make clear, ©ºª¶†¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt): add in the list, enroll, úȧ¶¿ÖËþ¶¿ (n): ª¶œ¶Ãœ¶í¥¶õ¿ (adj): huze, vast, '¥ºõœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj): sufficient, ú·¨»þ¶Ïœ¶, œ¶<ºþ¶Ïœ¶ (vt): ask and know about, ©ºú·§ºÏú¶¿, œÆ¨»¬¹Ëþ¶¿, enquiry (n) (vi): irritate, Í¡µ¥¶õ¿©¶ú¶¿Öþ¶˜¿ìúȦ¶õ¿ (vt): make rich, improve, Ÿ¶þ¶©¶Ïœ¶¿þº<·úȦ¶õ¿, £¸<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): register, enlist, ±Ëφ¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿, ¨»¬µ¿Û¨Îúȧ¶¿Ö (vt): make sure, þºª¶Ö¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 1465 entail (vt): impose, give to the successors without the right to sell, ©ºŸºÏú¶¿, ¬µÏ¶ë¥ºõÏ¡µüȦ¶õ¿, entailment (n) 1466 entangle (vt): puzzle, complicate, ¶¨©¶§¶¡Å˜¿Û, ¨»Ö¶¿Ñ©È¦¶õ¿, entanglement (n) ú»¶¿Ñ 1467 enter (vt): go into a room etc., post into a register etc., ¡µë©ÈªºÏú¶¿, þ¶¥Æõ¸†¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, entry, entrance, (n) 1468 enterprise (n): a new firm or venture, ©·ê±·§¶¥¶õ¿; ³·µ¸¬µ¶Ãœ¶ê¥¶õ¿, enterprising (adj) ³·µ¸¬µ©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ 1469 entertain (vt): accept, please, Š¡µÀåËþ¶¿, 'þ¶Ï†¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿, entertainment (n) 1470 enthusiasm (n): eagerness, zeal, '¬µºà, „œ¶ðµ¸¥¶õ¿, enthusiastic (adj) 1471 entire (adj): whole, undivided, ¡µÂ§ºà<·, ¦¶õ¸©¶œ¶¿à 1472 entitle (vt): give a claim to qualify, Õ§¶ñœ¶þºú¶¿Ö 1473 entity (n): existence, Õ¬¹àœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ 1474 entomology (n): the science of insects, ½˜¶ª·¬µà륶õ¿ 1475 entrance (n): gate or door to go into the house etc., ¥¶õ¿–†·í§¶¥¶õ¿, ¡µë©Èª¶¥¶õ¿ 1476 entrepreneur (n): organiser of a firm, ©·ê±·§¶ ¬µÏ¬µã ©¶ê©¶³·ã¡µ¶¿™¶¿

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no englishword 1477 entrust 1478 entry 1479 enunciate 1480 envelop 1481 environment 1482 envoy 1483 envy 1484 epic 1485 epidemic 1486 epidiascope 1487 epilepsy 1488 epilogue 1489 episode 1490 equal

meaningintel (vt): charge with (a duty etc.,) þº¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿ (vt): count one by one, ¨Æ¶Ñ¡Å˜¿Û (vt): declare, £¦¶õ˜¶¿ úÆ¡µÀå, ¡µë¶˜»Ïú¶¿ (n): a cover, ¶©¶§¶¿ (n): surroundings, ú¶¿˜ÁÛ „þ¶ä ©·œ·©¶§¶› ¡µ§º¬¹ãœ¶¿¨¿, (úƘ¿ì, úÈ¥¶õ¨¿ ¥Æõ¿.,) (n): special messenger, †¶Áœ¶ (n): jealousy, Õ¬µÁ¦¶õ (n): a historic story written in poetic form, ‚œºµ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿, ©½§¶<·†¶ (n): a wide spread desease in a certain place for a time, ÕϘ¿©·êŸº (n): an optical instrument, ¥¶õ¸¦¶õ¨¸Ïœ¶§¶¿ (n): ¥¶õÁ§¶Ö§Í<¶¥¶õ¿ (n): the concluding part of a poetic drama or a plkaylet, œ¶¿†ºqµõ˜Û¥¶õ¿ (n): a short incidental story etc., ú»þ¶ä¶Ÿ¶, ¬µÏqµõ˜þ¶ (adj): of the same size or amount etc., ¬µ§º¬µ¥¶õ¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶, ¬µ§ºüÍ™¶¿, equation (n) (<¶›»œ¶¥¶õ¿¨Î) ¬µ§¶í¬µ¥½õ¶§¶›¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1491 equator 1492 equidistant 1493 equilateral 1494 equilibrium 1495 equip 1496 equivalent 1497 era 1498 erase 1499 erect 1500 err 1501 error 1502 erupt 1503 escape 1504 escort 1505 eskimo

meaningintel (n): the imaginary circle drawn from the centre of the earth, ¤¶Á¥¶õŸ¶ê§È– (adj): having the same distance from, ¬µ¥¶õ¸þ¶†¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿¨Î „þ¶ä (adj): having equal sides, ¬µ¥¶õ£¸µ¸¿ (œºë¤¶¿ü¥¶õ¿) (n): þºª¶Ö¨œ¶ (vt): furnish with, ¬¹†¶â¥¶õ¿ ¨ÈÖ¦¶õ¿, equipment (n): ³·¥¶õ¸<ºë (adj): equal, ¬µ¥¶õ¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): an age in history, ª¶¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): rub and remove, œ¶¿™ºú»©È¦¶õ¿ (vt): set up, build, þº§ºéÏú¶¿, erection (n) þº§·é›¥¶õ¿ ( vi): do some mistake, ±Ë§¶±·˜¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n): a mistake in printing etc., ±Ë§¶±·˜¿, œ¶¡µÀå, erratum (n) œ¶±Ë塵Àå¨ ¡µ˜»Û¶ break out suddenly, ¡Ç먿, £ë†¶â¨<¶¿ (vt&i): flee (from danger), keep safe, œ¶¡¹åÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿, œ¶¡¹åÏú¶¿ (vt): follow a person to guard etc., ©ÆϘ±Í©¶À, (n) ¡µ§º©·§¶¥¶õ¿ (n): member of a race living in arctric region, ‡¬¹Ñ¥Æõ¸ ü·œº©·™¶¿

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no englishword 1506 espionage 1507 essay 1508 essence 1509 essential 1510 establish 1511 estate 1512 estimate 1513 eternal 1514 ethics 1515 ethnology 1516 etymology 1517 evacuate 1518 evade 1519 evaluate

meaningintel (n): <¶Áš¶ú·§º ú¶§¶ê (n): a short writing on a subject, ©·ê¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n): extract, ³·§¶¥¶õ¿, ¥¶õ¿–ꩺ«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adj): necessary important, Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶, ¥¶õ¿–ê¥Êõþ¶ (vt): set up, prove, ¬µã¡¹Ïú¶¿, þº§¶Á¡¹Ïú¶¿, establishment (n) (n): immovable property, ‡¬ÇÛ˜¿ (vt): calculate the cost or value, ¨Æ¶Ñ<¶˜¿Û, estimation (n) (n): lasting for ever, ª·ª¶íœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): þ½œºª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n): ¥¶õ¸þ¶©¶ ú¶§ºœ¶ë ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n): the study of history and origin of words, ª¶£ã©¶Àêœ¶åœºà ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (vt): empty, remove from a place, –¸®¾úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): avoid (the tax etc.,), ‡<¶˘¿Û, œ¶¡¹åÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (vt): ©Æ¨¶˜¿Û, calculate the value, evaporate (vi) become vapour, '©º§º¦Êõ±Í©¶À

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no englishword 1520 eve 1521 even 1522 event 1523 ever 1524 everlasting 1525 every 1526 evict 1527 evidence 1528 evil 1529 evolve 1530 evolution 1531 exact 1532 exaggerate 1533 exhalt

meaningintel (n): evening, occasion ³·¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿, ¬µÏ†¶§¶ç¥¶õ¿ (n): uniform, ¬µ¥¶õ¥Êõþ¶, (opp.) odd (n): happening, an item in the competitions, qµõ˜þ¶, Š¶±Í˜¾ (adv): always, anytime, ‡þ¶ä˜»½, ‡¡µÀå™Êþ· (adj): permanent, never-ending, ª·ª¶íœ¶¥Êõþ¶, þºœ¶ê¥Êõþ¶ (n): all, each one, ¡µëœº†½, ŠËѶј¾ (vt): turn out from, ©Æ™·¨<˘¿Û (n): proof, ³·¯¶ê¥¶õ¿, §¶¿ü¿©¶À, evident, obvious (adj) ¬µå«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ (adj): ill, harmful, †¶¿«µÛ †¶¿§·é§¶Ó¡µÀ, (n) µ¸þº (vt): develop gradually £¦¶õ¨Æ홶¨¿, ¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿<· ©¶Ã†ºãúÆφ¶¿ (n): gradual development, ¡µ§º›¸¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ ex: a prefix which means former, ¡µÂ§¶í¡µÀ, eg: ex-M.L.A., etc., (adj): correct, accurate, –ú»Öœ¶¥Êõþ¶, ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶ (vt&vi): make big with words, Ÿú¶¿Ö<· úÆ¡µÀå, Õœº<· úÆ¡µÀå, exaggeration (n) (vt): praise highly, ¬µ¿àœºÏú¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 1534 examine (vt): test, see carefully, ¡µ§½¯ºÏú¶¿, ü·<¶ëœ¶à<· ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú¶¿; examination (n) ¡µ§½¯¶ 1535 example (n): specimen, „†·µ¸§¶›, ¥¶õú¶¿Ö 1536 excavate (vt): to dig the earth to uncover something, œ¶©¶í¶¥¶õ¿ ü§¶¿<¶¿˜; excavation (n) 1537 exceed (vt): go beyond the limit, ¥ºõÏú¶¿, µ¸†¶¿â ¥½õ§¶¿ 1538 excel (vt): out do, ÕŸº<¶¥ºõÏú¶¿ 1539 except (prep): without, œ¶¡µå, ·¶, exception (n) ¥ºõþ¶µ¸¦õÏ¡µÀ 1540 excess (n): surplus, ÕŸº¶¥¶õ¿, ‡¶¿Ñ©¶; excessive (adj) ‡¶¿Ñ©Êþ¶ 1541 exchange (vt): interchange, ¥¶õ¸§¶¿Ö, Š¶˜» ‚ú»Ö ¥¶õ§º¦Æõ¿¶˜» œ½¬¹Ëþ¶¿ 1542 excite (vt): stimulate, ¡µëÍ¡¹Ïú¶¿ 1543 exclaim (vt&vi): shout in surprise, 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¬µÁú»Ïú¶¿þ¶˜¿ì ȶ ¡Å˜¿Û˜ 1544 exclude (vt): delete,. leave out, ©¶†º¨»©È¦¶õ¿, ¥ºõþ¶µ¸¦õÏú¶¿; exclusion, (n) ¥ºõþ¶µ¸¦õÏ¡µÀ 1545 excursion (n): a pleasure trip, a short journey made by a group of students etc., ©ºü·Úþ¶ ¦¶õ¸œ¶ë, ©ºµ¸§¶¦¶õ¸œ¶ë 1546 excuse (vt): forgie, pardon, ©º™¶ú»¡Å˜¿Û, ¯¶¥ºõÏú¶¿; apology (n) ¬µ¥¶õ¸Ÿ·þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 1547 execute (vt): to do what is told or ordered, þƧ¶©È§¶¿Ö, þº§¶í§ºàÏú¶¿; executor (n), executive (adj) 1548 exempt (vt): make free, ©º™¶ú»¡Å˜¿Û, ¨È¶¿Ï™·úȦ¶õ¿ 1549 exercise (vt&i): train, Õ¨©·˜¿úȦ¶õ¿, Õ¤¶ê¬¹Ïú¶¿; (n) ©·ê¦¶õ¸¥¶õ¥¶õ¿, Õ¤¸ê¬µ¥¶õ¿ 1550 exert (vt): put forth (pressure etc.,) ª¶ºàþº „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿, ¡µë¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿, exertion (n) 1551 exhaust (vt): spend the whole thing, ¡µÂ§ºà<¶ ©·™º –¸®¾úȦ¶õ¿, ©¶ê¦¶õ¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 1552 exhaustive (adj): elaborate, þº¡µÀ¨¥Êõþ¶ 1553 exhibit (vt): display, ¡µë†¶§ºîÏú¶¿, exhibition (n) 1554 exigency (n): Õü·Úœ¶©·¬µ¥¶õ¿, †Èª¶£¹¸«µÑ§¶› 1555 exist (vt): be, be real, „Ï™¶¿, ü¾©ºÏú¶¿ „Ï™¶¿ 1556 ex-officio (adv): because of ones office or position, ¡µ†¶©º§½œ·ê 1557 expand (vt&i): make or become larger, ¡Å†¶â†ºúȦ¶õ¿, ©·êÍú»Ïú¶¿; expansion (n) 1558 expect (vt): guess, …¹¸Ïú¶¿, ‡†¶¿§¶¿ ú¶Áú¶¿, expectation (n) 1559 expedition (n): a heroic journey, ³·µ¸¬µ¦¶õ¸œ¶ë 1560 expel (vt): throw out, remove þƘ»Û©È¦¶õ¿, œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿, expulsion (n)

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no englishword 1561 expenditure 1562 expensive 1563 experiment 1564 expert 1565 expire 1566 explain 1567 explicit 1568 explode 1569 exploit 1570 explore 1571 exquisite 1572 extend 1573 extent 1574 exterior

meaningintel (n): the amount spent, –§¶¿Ö (adj): costly, ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ –§½†¶¿<¶¨ (vt): test, ¡µë¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿ úƦ¶õ¿, experiment (n) (n): a skilled person, þº¡µÀ›¿™¶¿ (vi): die, ú¶þº±Í©¶À (n): make clear, ©º©¶§ºÏú¶¿, explanation (n) ©º©¶§¶› (adj): clear, open, ¬µå«µÛà¥Êõþ¶, œÈ˜¸œÆ¨ì¥Êõþ¶ (vt&i): burst (with a loud noise) burst out, ¡Ç먿Ö, ¡Ç먿 (vt): use the reasources (natural rsources), profit at the cost of others, –þºü ¬µÏ¡µ†¶þ¶¿ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿ ¨Îþºº œÆú¶¿Ö, †Í¡¹™½úȦ¶õ¿ (vt): investigate, 'þý ©È«¹Ïú¶¿, exoploration (n) 'þý ©È«µ› (adj): exceptionally nice, refined, †º©¶ê¥Êõþ¶, ªÈ뫵ۥÊõþ¶ (vt): stretch out, ±Ë™º<ºÏú¶¿, ³·<¶†½¦¶õ¿; extension (n), extensive (adj) (n): area, ©Êª·¨ê¥¶õ¿ (adj): outer, £¸µ¸ê¥¶õφ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 1575 external 1576 extol 1577 extra 1578 extract 1579 extraneous 1580 extraordinary 1581 extreme 1582 eye 1583 fable 1584 fabric 1585 fabricate 1586 facade 1587 face 1588 facile 1589 facility

meaningintel (adj): outside, £¦¶õ˜» praise highly, Õœº<·±Ë<¶™¶¿ (adj): additional, Õ†¶þ¶¡µÀ, (n) ÕŸº¶¥¶õ¿ (vt): take out from, ¬µÏ <¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿; essence (n) ³·§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj): from out side, £¸µ¸ê¥Êõþ¶ (adj): unusual, Õ³·Ÿ·§¶›¥Êõþ¶ (adj): at the end, highest,ÕÏœ¶ê¡µÀ, ÕŸº¶¥Êõþ¶ (n): ¶þ¶¿ä (n): a small story with a moral, þ½œº¶Ÿ¶ (n): cloth, £˜Û (vt): build, construct, cook up, þº§ºéÏú¶¿, ¶¨»¡¹Ïú»úÆ¡µÀå (n): face of something, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿, ¥¶õ¿–¥¶õ¿ easy, œÈ¨»¶¦Êõþ¶ (n): ease, ³ö¨¤¶ê¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1590 facility 1591 facsimile 1592 fact 1593 faction

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(n): ease ³ö¨¤¶êÏ (n) ; reproduction, ¡µëœº§¶Á¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n) ; truth, reality, ¬µœ¶ê¥¶õ¿, þºü¥¶õ¿ factual (adj) (n); s group of persons having the same views; a (political etc.) party, ¶¯¶, ©¶§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ 1594 factory (n); a production unit, ·§ý –¸þ·, ¶§·é<·§¶¥¶õ¿ 1595 faculty (n) a branch of knowledge, (©ºü·äþ¶) ©º¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿, ª·– 1596 fahrenheit (adj) ©¶À´Íß<¶ëœ¶þ¶¿ ˨ú¶¿ Š¶ ¥¶õþ¶¥¶õ¿ 1597 fail (vt&i); miss, become unsuccessful, œ¶¡¹å±Í©¶À, ‹™º±Í©¶À, ¥¶õ¸˜þº¨£Æ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿ ¨È¶©Í©¶À, failure (n) 1598 faint (adj); not clear, dim,¥¶õ¬µ¶<· ©¶Àþ¶ä 1599 fair (adj); nice and attractive just, ¬µ¿Ï†¶§¶¥Êõþ¶, þ·ê¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶ 1600 fair (n); a market place, ¬µÏœ¶, ©¶¬µ¿à¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ ª·¨ 1601 fairy (n); angle,†È©¶œ¶ 1602 faith (n); trust, belief, þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿, ©ºª·í¬µ¥¶õ¿, faithfull (n)

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no englishword 1603 fake 1604 falcon (n) 1605 fall 1606 fallacious 1607 fallacy 1608 false 1609 falsify 1610 fame 1611 familiar 1612 family 1613 famine 1614 famous 1615 fan 1616 fanatic 1617 fancy

meaningintel (n); falsehood, ¥¶õ¸¦¶õ, †ËÏ <¶ (þ͘¿ ¥Æõ¿..) ™È<¶ü·œº ¡µ¯º. (vt); go down freely die to gravity, ¡µ†¶¿˜ failing (adj); faulty œ¶¡µÀ噶¿ (n); a false belief, ¤¶ë¥¶õ, <¶¿ë™ºÝ þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿ (adj); untrue,Õ¬µœ¶ê¥Êõþ¶ (vt); make false þºü¥¶õ¿ (n); popularity,½§ºà (adj); well known,£¸<¶¿<· ¡µ§ºú¶¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶, familiarity(n) (n); a household.¶¿˜¿Ï£¥¶õ¿. (n); draught,¯·¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) ;popular, well known,¡µë¬¹†¶â¥Êõþ¶ ,¡µë–¸êœº <·Ïú»þ¶ (n);©º¬µþ¶¶§¶ë, an electricfan (adj&n); blinf loyality towards a faith or religion, ¥¶õœÍþ·é†º (n); special liking,¥Æõ¿ü¿, ¤¶ë¥¶õ, ornamental (adj)

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no englishword 1618 fancy 1619 fantastic 1620 fantasy 1621 far 1622 farce 1623 fare 1624 fare 1625 farewell 1626 farm 1627 fascinate 1628 fashion 1629 fast 1630 fast 1631 fasten 1632 fat

meaningintel (adj); colourful,attractive,'¶§¶ï›¾¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶ (adj); strange,fanciful,'œ¶ê†¶¿çœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); imagination,¶¨åþ¶, …µ¸. (adv); distant, away from (n) distance, †¶Á§¶¥Êõþ¶, †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) a ridiculous imcident ¡µë©·µ¸¥¶õ¿, £Á˜¶¥¶õ¿ (n); the charge for a journey,¡µë¦¶õ¸› §¶¿¬µ¿¥¶õ¿ (vt);n perform,úȦ¶õ¿ (n); good-bye ©½™ÍѨ¿ ((n); an area of (agricultural) land,³·<¶¿ úȦ¶õ¿ ¤¶Á¥ºõ; (n) farmer,§Êœ¶¿ (vt); attract,enchant,'¶§ºïÏú¶¿, ¥¶õ§¶¿¨¿ ˨¿¡µÀ (n); style;¡µ†¶âœº, 'ú·§¶¥¶õ¿(adj)fashionable,´ÍÊþ¶ (adj);fixed tightly,£»<¶¿œ¶¿<· ¶˜Û£™ºþ¶ go without food (n) „¡µ©·¬µÏ (adj); quick,©È<¶¥¶õ¿<· (vt); tie with a rope ¶˜¿Û (n);Ë ©¶Àí¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ bulky,¨¸©Êþ¶

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no englishword 1633 fatal 1634 fate 1635 father (n) 1636 fatigue 1637 fault 1638 fauna 1639 favour 1640 fear 1641 feasible 1642 feast 1643 feat 1644 feather (n) 1645 federation 1646 fee

meaningintel (adj);deadly,±·ë›¸±·¦¶õ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); future chance,†¶ª¶ œ¶Ï™ºë (n); tiredness, Õ¨¿¡µÀ (n); short-coming, defect,±Ë§¶±·˜¿. ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n); all the animals of an area üÏœ¶¿ü·¨¥¶õ¿ (n); support,¬µµ¸¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, Õþ¶¿¶Á¨¥¶õ¿<· „Ï™¶¿, (adj) favourite (n); fright ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adj); practicable;³·Ÿ¶ê¡µ™¶¿. (n); a dinner,©ºÏ†¶¿ (n); brave dead, ³·µ¸¬µ ¶Ãœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ ¡µ¯½ƒ¶ (n); a system of government,¬µ¥¶õ¸–ýê §·ü·ê¥¶õ¿ a union of societies etc., ¬µ¥¶õ¸–ê (n); charge collected for a service;¢¼ü¿, §¶¿¬µ¿¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1647 feeble 1648 feed 1649 feel 1650 feet 1651 female 1652 fence enclosure, 1653 ferry 1654 fertile 1655 festival 1656 fetch 1657 fever 1658 few 1659 fickle

meaningintel (adj); dull; weak,£¨¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt&vi); give food; eat uponœºÏ™º ¡Å˜¿Û, œºþ¶¿ (n) food 'µ¸¸§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&vi); react,touchÕþ¶¿¤¶©ºÏú¶¿, ¬µÃ媺Ïú¶¿; (n) feeling (pl); of foot,Õ™¶¿<¶¿¨¿ (adj&n);'™¶, '™¶†º. ¶ÏúÆ (n); a boat that takes the people to the other side across the river; ¡µ™¶©¶ (adj); (the land) which produces much.³·§¶©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); a day of rejoice, ¡µÏ™¶¿<¶ (vt&vi); go for and bring; ±Í¦õœÆú¶¿Ö (n); the condition of the body when the temperature is high;üí§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); not many;Ëþºä (adj);not fixed; changing ú¶¡µ¨¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 1660 fiction 1661 fiddle 1662 fidelity 1663 field 1664 fiend 1665 fierce 1666 fig (n) 1667 fight 1668 figure 1669 filament 1670 file 1671 fill 1672 fillip 1673 film

meaningintel (n); an imaginative story or eassay;¶¨»åœ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); violen, ¢¹™È¨¿ (n); faith (in his own religion etc,); loyalty;©ºª·í¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n); an area of land;¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿; ±Ë¨¥¶õ¿ (n); devil; evil spirt; †Æ¦¶õꥶõ¿, ¡¹ª·ú¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); fire like; burningþº¡µÀ婶Ϙ» ¥¶õÏ™¶¿ú¶¿þ¶ä ÕœºàúƘ¿Û. (vi&vt);quarrel;compete;±Í˜¸ì˜, ±Í˜¾¡µ™¶¿˜, (n)fight;±Í§·˜¥¶õ¿ (n); pocture; a numerical value,£Ì¥¶õé; ÕÏÆ fine wire or thread (in an electri bulb etc.) ¬µþ¶äþºœ½<¶ (vt); arrange in order; to rub to make smooth;©¶§¶¿¬µ ¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿¨Î ¡Ç§¶¿Ö˜; ³·þ¶ ¡µ˜¿Û˜ (þý) (·<ºœ¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¡Ç§¶¿Ö) ¢É¨¿ (vt&vi); make or become full. þºÏ¡µÀ˜ ; þºÏ™¶¿˜ (n); encouragement;±Í뜷𵸥¶õ¿ (n); a thin cover. cinema; ¡µ¨¿ú¶þº ±Ë§¶; ¬¹þº¥¶õ¸

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no englishword 1674 filth 1675 fin 1676 final 1677 finance 1678 finance 1679 find 1680 fine 1681 fine 1682 fine-arts 1683 finish 1684 finite 1685 fir(n) 1686 fire 1687 fire (n) 1688 fire-work

meaningintel (n); dirt, ¥¶õ¿§ºº (n); the wing like organs of a fish; (úÈ¡µ) §Æ¶Ñ (adj) last, ending; ú»©¶§º; ÕÏœº¥¶õ (n); state money;¡µë¤¶¿œ¶í Ÿ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) financial '§½â¶ (vt); give money on interest,'§½â¶ ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö,¢¹þ¶Ïú»‡§ý (þý) (n); trace out, know¶þ¶¿<Ëþ¶¿; œÆ¨»¬¹Ëþ¶¿ (Õ†ýØ) (n); a penality,ü§º¥¶õ¸þ· arts like music and dancing;¨¨»œ¶¶®¶¨¿ (vt); complete, bring to an end, ¡µÂ§ºàúȦ¶õ¿, ¥¶õ¿<ºÏú¶¿ (adj); limited. ¥ºõœ¶¥Êõþ¶,infinite †È©¶†·§¶¿ úƘ¿Û¬ø (vt); burn, fire the gunþº¡µÀå úȦ¶õ¿, œ¶¿±·º ¡Ç먿Ö. þº¡µÀå (n); cracker; £¸›¬µÏú·

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no englishword 1689 firm 1690 firm 1691 first 1692 first-aid (n) 1693 fiscal 1694 fish (n) 1695 fist (n) 1696 fit 1697 fix 1698 flag (n) 1699 flame 1700 flamingo 1701 flare 1702 flask 1703 flat

meaningintel (adj); still, rigid, <¶˜»Û £¨¥Êõþ¶ (n); business enterprise©·ê±·§¶ ¬µÏ¬µâ (adj);earliest; highest in rank or oroder, ¥Æõ¿†¶˜», ¡µëŸ¶¥¶õ ¡µëŸ¶¥¶õú»ºœ¶ð (n); relating to finance or money,'§½â¶¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ úÈ¡µ ¡¹™ºº¨» (vt&i); fix in the right placeÕÏÕ§¶¿Ö. £»<ºÏú¶¿, make tight (vt&i); arrange om theproper place, £»<ºÏú¶¿, (<Í™¶¶¿) œ¶<º¨»Ïú¶¿ üÏ™·, ¡µœ·¶¥¶õ¿ (n); blaze,¥¶õϘ ±Ë™¶©Êþ¶ ¥Æõ™¶<¶¨ Š¶ ËÏ <¶ (vi); burn with bright flame,¤¶<¶¿Ó¥¶õþº¥¶õÏ™¶¿ †¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿¨©È™º ú¶¨¸ì§¶¶¿Ï™· „Ïú¶¿ <·ü¿¶¿¡Åå (adj); levelled,ú¶†¶¿þÊþ¶ (þȨ ¥Æõ¿..); (n)³öŸ¶¥¶õ¿¨Îþº Š¶ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1704 flatter 1705 flavour 1706 flaw 1707 fleet 1708 flesh 1709 flicker (vi) 1710 flight 1711 flimsy 1712 first 1713 float 1714 flock 1715 flock 1716 flog 1717 flood 1718 floor (n)

meaningintel (vt); praise too much.Õœº<·±Ë<¶™¶¿ (n); sweet smell or taste¬µ¿©·¬µþ¶, §¶¿ú» (n); a small defect, ú»þ¶ä¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿, ±Ë§¶±·˜¿. (n); a row of ships etc.,‹™¶¨ ©¶§¶¿¬µ the meat in the muscle, ¶Ï™¶ §Æ¡µ§Æ¡µ¨¸™¶¿ú¶¿ ¥¶õÏ™¶¿˜ (n); air trqvel '·ª¶¦¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); delicate,Õ¨å¥Êõþ¶, £¨¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); a woman who pretends love,©¶<¶¨¥¶õ¸§º ©¶þºœ¶ (vt); lie on the surface of water etc.,œÈ¨¿ (n); a herd,¥¶õφ¶ <¶¿Ï¡µÀ (vi); gather, come together,úȧ¶¿, <¶¿¥ºõ<¶Á™¶¿. (vt); beat with a whip.˧¶™·œÍ˘¿Û (n); a sudden outpouring of a river or a gutter©·<¶¿ ©¶§¶†¶ þȨ

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no englishword 1719 flora 1720 florist 1721 flour 1722 flourish 1723 flow 1724 flower (n) 1725 flu (n) 1726 fluent 1727 fluid 1728 flusj 1729 flush 1730 flute 1731 fly 1732 fly

meaningintel the plants of an area,©¶Ã¯¶ü·¨¥¶õ¿ (n); a seller of flowers¡µÂ¨¿ ÕÏ¥¶õ¿ ©·™¶¿ (n); powder of a grain ¡¹Ï™º (vt); prosper©¶Ã†ºâ Õ<¶¿, £¸<¶¿¡µ™¶¿ (vi); movealong ,¡µë©¶¹¸Ïú¶¿, (n) ¡µë©·µ¸¥¶õ¿ ¡µÀ©¶Àí ¡µÂì üí§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); free flowing of the words, Ÿ·§·®¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); liquid, †¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿ (n); liquid, †¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); wash with a ject of water, þ½§¶¿˘»Û ª¶¿¤¶ë¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿¥¶õ¿ a long and hollow poppelike musical instrument, ¡¹¨ìþ¶ <Í멺, ©È›¿©¶À (vi&t); go up into the wind, drive an aeroplane etc.,<·¨»¨Î ‡<¶¿§¶¿˜ (©º¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿) þ¶™¶¿¡µÀ˜ (n); an insect having two wings, ½˜¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1733 foam 1734 fodder 1735 foe 1736 fog 1737 foil 1738 foil 1739 fold 1740 folio 1741 folk 1742 follow 1743 fond 1744 fool 1745 fool 1746 foot 1747 forbear

meaningintel (n); lather, þ¶¿§¶<¶ (n); ‡Ï™¶¿ <¶™ºÝ, dry grass etc (n); enemy, ª¶œ¶Ã©¶À (n); mist, ±Ë<¶¥¶õÏú¶¿ (n); a thin metallic sheet, §È¶¿ (n); spoil the plan or a work,¤¶<¶ä¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (©ýà); ¥¶õ™¶ú¶¿ ¥¶õ™¶œ¶¡Å˜¿Û (n); a sheet of paper in a book,¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿¨Îþº Š¶ ·<ºœ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); people in a certain place, üþ¶¿¨¿ (vt&i); go with, understand, ©ÆϘ±Í©¶À, Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿ úȬµ¿Ëþ¶¿ (adj); liking, ‚«µÛœ¶ (þý); Õ ¬µ¿à¡¹†ý ¢Å¨÷ì, œÆ¨»©º œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶ ©·™¶¿ (vt); befool, ¥Æõ¸¬µ<ºÏú¶¿ foolish (adj) (n)±·†¶¥¶õ¿, a length of twelve inches, Õ™¶¿<¶¿ (±Ë™¶©¶À), pl.feet (vt&i); leave out, beat with, ©º™¶ú» ¡Å˜¿Û, ¬µ¹¸Ïú¶¿

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no englishword 1748 forbid 1749 apple 1750 force 1751 forceps (n) 1752 fore 1753 forecast 1754 forefathers 1755 fkrcbead (n) 1756 foreign 1757 foreigner (n) 1758 foreman 1759 foresee 1760 forest 1761 foreward 1762 forefeit

meaningintel (vti); object, prohibit. Õ¤¶êœ¶§¶ ¡Å˜¿Û, þº«ÇŸºÏú¶¿ '¡¹¨ý ¡µÏ™¶¿ (vt); compel £¨©¶Ïœ¶ ¡Å˜¿Û forceful (adj) ¡µ˜·§¶¿ (adj); front, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ (¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿) (vt); predict, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ü§¶<¶£Î©¶Àþ¶†º úÆ¡µÀå. ¬µÁú¶þ¶ (n) ancestors, ¡µÂ§½í¶¿¨¿ ²·¨¥¶õ¿, þ¶¿†¶¿§¶¿ (n); other country, ©º†Èª¶¥¶õ¿ ©º†Èª½¦¶õ¿™¶¿ (n) the supervisor of a work ¥Èõ¬¼àë (vt) predict, ü§¶<¶£Î©¶Àþ¶†º ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿<· úÆ¡µÀå, foresight (n) (n) woods, Õ™¶©º (n); introduction, „±Í†·Óœ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); lose. ±Í<˘¿ÛËþ¶¿

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no englishword 1763 forge 1764 forgery 1765 forget 1766 forgive 1767 form 1768 formal 1769 forsake 1770 fort (n) 1771 fortune 1772 forward 1773 forward 1774 foster 1775 foul 1776 found 1777 foundry

meaningintel (n); the workshop of a black - smith, ¶¥¶õ駺˨»¥ºõ (n); imitated signaure (to deceive) †ËÏ <¶¬µÏœ¶¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); fail to recall,¥¶õ§¶ú»±Í©¶À (vt); excuse,¯¶¥ºõÏú¶¿ (vt); make, prepare organize úȦ¶õ¿ ˆ§¶å™¶¿ (adj); customary ¥¶õ§·ê†¶¡µÂ§¶í¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt); give up. ©¶†º¨»¡Å˜¿Û ͘ (n); good luck, Õ†¶Ã«µÛ¥¶õ¿; fortunate, (adj) (adj); at the front, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿; foreword (n) ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ ¥¶õ¸˜, „±Í†·Óœ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); send, ©¶Ï¡µÀ (vt); encourage, promote, ±Í뜷ð¹¸Ïú¶¿, ©¶Ã†ºâúȦ¶õ¿. (adj); dirty, evil, ¥¶õ¿§ºº‰þ¶, œ¶¡µÀ噶¿, '˜¨ÎúȦ¶õ¿ œ¶¡µÀå (vt); establish, ³·â¡¹Ïú¶¿, foundation (n) ¡µÀþ·†º, founder (n) ©¶ê©¶³·â¡µ¶¿™¶¿ ¶§·é<·§¶¥¶õ¿, ¨Îµ¸¥¶õ¿¨þ¶¿ ¶§¶<ºÏú» ±Íœ¶±Í¦¶õ¿ ˘¿Û.

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no englishword 1778 fountain 1779 foul 1780 fox (n) 1781 fraction (n) 1782 fragile; 1783 fragment 1784 frail 1785 frame 1786 frank 1787 fraud 1788 free 1789 free 1790 freeze 1791 frequent

meaningintel (n); a spring of water, ü¨±·œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); bird, ¡µ¯º, Í™º <¶¿Ï˜ þ¶¶Ñ ¤»þ¶ä¥¶õ¿ easily broken, ¡Å®¶¿¬Éþ¶ (n); piece,¥¶õ¿¶Ñ, ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n); weak, brittle, £¨¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ ¥Êõþ¶, œÈ¨»¶<· ¡µ<º¨»±Í©¶À, (n) case, shape, ú¶˜ë¥¶õ¿ ,'·§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) plain, open þº«µÑ¨¥¶õ«µ¥Êõþ¶, þºü·¦õœ½ <¶¨ (þý); †ÆúÊœý, †¶<· (adj); independent, ¬Çíú¶Ö<· „þ¶ä, freedom (n) ¬ÇÖú¶Ö (vt); release (from prison),©¶†¶¨»©È¦¶õ¿ (vt&t); change into ice, solidify, <¶™¶Ý¶˜¿Û, '¡¹©È¦¶õ¿, eg; freeze the funds etc., (adj); often, œ¶§¶ú¶¿<·; frequency (n) œ¶§¶ú¶¿†¶þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1792 fresh 1793 fright 1794 feat (n) 1795 frock 1796 frog (n) 1797 from (prep); 1798 front (n) 1799 frontier (n) 1800 frost 1801 froth 1802 frown(vt) 1803 fruit (n) 1804 frustrate 1805 fuel 1806 fulfil

meaningintel (adj); unused, new; Ë뜶à, pure. ¡µ§ºª¶¿¤¶ë¥Êõþ¶ (vt); terrify. ¤¶¦¶õ¡Å˜¿Û ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n); gown <öþ¶¿ ¶¡µå þ¶¿Ï™º ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ †Èª¶ ¬µ§ºµ¸†¶¿â ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ (þý); ±Ë<¶¥¶õÏú¶¿ (n); foam þ¶¿§¶<¶ Í¡µ<ºÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ ¡µÏ™¶¿ (vt) discourage, ©º¬¹<ºÏú¶¿, þº§·¬µ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿, frustration (n) (n); a material for producing energy, ‚ÏŸ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿, £Ì<¶¿Ó, ¡Å˜Î먿, ¥Æõ¿.. (n) accomplish, þƧ¶©È§¶¿Ö, ¡µÂ§ºàúȦ¶õ¿, fulfilment (n) ¡µÂ§ºà<·

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no englishword 1807 fund 1808 fundamental 1809 funeral 1810 funk 1811 funnel (n) 1812 funny 1813 fur (n) 1814 furnance 1815 furnish 1816 furniture 1817 fury 1818 fuss 1819 futile 1820 future 1821 gain

meaningintel (n); a sum of money set aside for a purpose, ©ºŸº (n); important basic, ¥¶õ¿–ê¥Êõþ¶, ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj&n); †¶µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶, cremation, †¶µ¸þ¶¬µÏ³·Ñ§¶¥¶õ¿ (vi); become fearful, ¤¶¦¶õ¡µ™¶¿, ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ <¶§·˜¿ (adj); humorous, µ¸¸¬µê¥Êõþ¶ üÏœ¶¿©¶À¨ £Ìú¶¿Ö (n) fireplace, ¶¿Ï¡µ˜» ˨»¥ºõ (vt); supply,Õφ¶üȦ¶õ¿, ¬¹†¶â¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n); things like tables, chairs etc., ‚Ϙ» ³·¥¶õ¸þ¶¿ (n) anger, Í¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n) much activity without any result or advantage <¶¨¸¤¸ (n); useless, þº§¶¿¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¥Êõþ¶, ©¶ê§¶â¥Êõþ¶ ¤¶©º«µêœ¶¿à (vt); get something, profit ,±Ëφ¶¿, ¨¸¤¶¥¶õ¿ ±Ëφ¶¿, (n) ¨¸¤¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1822 galaxy 1823 gale 1824 gallant 1825 gallery 1826 gallows 1827 gallop 1828 gamble 1829 game 1830 gander 1831 gand 1832 gangster 1833 gaol 1834 gap 1835 garage

meaningintel (n) milky way, ±·¨¡µÀÏœ¶, þ¶¯¶œ¶ë©½Ÿº (n); strong wind, ¡Åþº<·¨» (adj); brave, heroic, ŸÊ§¶ê³·µ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿¨¿<¶¨ (n); exhibition room or hall, ¶®¸ ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ ª·¨, (¬µ§¶Ñ¬ø) ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ ú¶Áú¶¿˜¶¿ ú¶¿˜ÁÛ¥Æõ˜¿ì<· ¶˜Û£™ºþ¶ <Ȩ§º (n); a frame work for handing criminals, „§º¶Ï£¥¶õ¿ (vt); run fast like a horse, ©È<¶¥¶õ¿<· ¡µ§º<º™¶¿˜ (vt&i); play for money, speculate, üÁ†¶<·™¶¿ (n); sport, play, '˜ (n); male goose; ¥¶õ<¶ £¸œ¶¿ (n); a group of persons planning together (something evil) <¶¿Ï¡µÀ ¥¶õ¿˜¸ (n); a member of a gang; (†Ë¥¶õÓ¨) ¥¶õ¿˜¸; ¥¶õ¿˜¸¨Î ©¶êºà (n); prison;–ʆ¶¿ (n); unfilled space:–¸®¾ (n); car-shed; ·§¶¿¨¿¥Æõ¿. £¸<¶¿ úȦ¶õ¿ ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1836 garbage 1837 garden 1838 garland 1839 garlic 1840 garment (n) 1841 garrison 1842 gas 1843 gasoline 1844 gasp 1845 gastric 1846 gate 1847 gather 1848 gaudy 1849 gauge

meaningintel (n); waste matter ; úÆœ·à, úƆ·§¶¥¶õ¿ (n)œÍ˜ (vt); decorate with a garland; †¶é™¶©È¦¶õ¿ (n) a chain of flowers, ¡µÂ¨ †¶Ï™¶ (n) ©Æ¨¿ì¨»ì ©¶¬µà륶õ¿ (n) a camp of soldiers; §¶¯¶¶†¶®¶ ³·â©¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) air - like substace; ©·¦¶õ¿©¶À (adj) gaseous (n); petrol; ¡Å˜Î먿 (vt); struggle for breathing; …¡¹§º¡¼¨¿Ö˜¶¿ £¦¶õ¡µ™¶¿ (adj); belonging to the stomach; gastro, ¶™¶¿¡µÀ¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ (n); the door of a compund, <Ș¿; ¥¶õ¿–†·í§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i); bring together; collect; get together, †¶<¶Ó§¶¶¿ œÆú¶¿Ö, ±Íë<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, <¶¿¥ºõ<¶Á™¶¿ (adj); showy; Õœº<· ¥Æõ§¶¦¶õ¿ú¶¿þ¶ä (vt); measure, ˨ú¶¿

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no englishword 1850 gauze (n) 1851 gauzy 1852 gay 1853 gaze 1854 gazette 1855 gear 1856 gem 1857 general 1858 generate 1859 generous 1860 genie 1861 genius (n) 1862 gentle

meaningintel ©¶¨; †Í¥¶õ œÆ§¶ (adj); transparent; ¡µ¨¿ú¶þº <·ü¿ ©¶¨Æþ¶¿þ¶ä (·Ïœºþº œ¶þ¶<¶¿Ï™·±Íþºú¶¿Öþ¶†º) (adj); joyful; happy; „¨¸ì¬µ¥Êõþ¶ (vt); look steadily (without closing the eyes) ¶þ¶¿¨¿ ¶†¶¨Ö¶¿Ï™· ú¶Áú¶¿˜; (n) þºª¶Ö¨¥Êõþ¶ ú¶Á¡µÀ (n); a government periodical; §·ü¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ ¡µ®¶ò ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n); costly and precious stone; jewel , §¶œ¶ä¥¶õ¿ (adj); common; usual; ³·Ÿ·§¶›¥Êõþ¶; (n) commander ¬Çþ·Ÿº¡µœº; (Õ†ýØ) „¬µ¿Õ¨ýìê (vt); produce; beget; „œ¶åœºàúȦ¶õ¿; ¡µÀ˜»ÛÏú¶¿, (n) generation, ¬µÏœ¶œº, œ¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); kind and helpful, †·œ¶Ãœ¶í £¿†ºâ¶¨, (n) generosity †¶¦¶õ (n); a spirit; ª¶ºà¬µí§¶Á¡µ¥¶õ¿ (†Æ¦¶õꥶõ¿ ¥Æõ¿.) <Ë¡µåœÆ¨»©ºœÈ˜¨¿ <¶¨©·™¶¿ (adj); soft; calm; neat in manners;¬µ¿þºäœ¶¥Êõþ¶; þÆ¥¶õ醺‰þ¶; ¥¶õ§·ê†¶<¶¨

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no englishword 1863 gentleman 1864 genuine 1865 geo 1866 geology 1867 geometry 1868 germ 1869 germicide 1870 gesture 1871 get 1872 ghastly 1873 ghee (n) 1874 ghost 1875 gaint 1876 giddy 1877 gift

meaningintel (n); honourable person; ¡Å†·âþº«¹, ¥¶õ§·ê†¶¬µ¿à™¶¿ (adj); true; authentic; þºü¥Êõþ¶, þ¶¥¶õ鶥Êõþ¶ (n); belonging or related to the earth; ¤¶Á ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ ¤¶Á<¶§¶çª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n); the science of lines and areas, §È–¸<¶›»œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); sead; a microorganism; £¾ü¥¶õ¿; ºë¥ºõ (n); a chemical substance used to destory the germs,ºë¥ºõþ·ªºþº (n); the movement or expression, ¶†¶¨»¶, ¤¸©¶¡µë¶˜þ¶ (vt&i); receive; gain earn; become,±Ëφ¶¿, úȧ¶¿, Õ<¶¿ (adj); dreadful;¤¶¦¶õ϶§¶¥Êõþ¶ þƦõê (n); devil; sprit †Æ¦¶õꥶõ¿, ¤¶Áœ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a superman; a man very big in size, §·¯¶¬µ¿™¶¿ (adj); reeling (of the head) dizzy œ¶Ïœº§¶¿<¶¿™¶¿, ¶®¶¿òœº§¶¿<¶¿˜ (n); a presentation; natural skil or ability, ·þ¶¿¶; £¿†ºâ¶¿ª¶¨œ¶

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no englishword 1878 gigantic 1879 gill 1880 gin 1881 ginger (n) 1882 giraffe 1883 girl 1884 gist 1885 give 1886 glad 1887 glance 1888 gland (n) 1889 glare 1890 glass 1891 gleam 1892 glee

meaningintel (adj); very big in size; huger, ¤¶ëµ¸éÏ™¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); the breathing organ of a fish;úÈ¡µ ¥Æõ¿¡µå (n); <ºþý ÕþÆ™º ³·§·¦õ, a colourless alcoholic drink ը쥶õ¿ªºÓ§¶¢Åå (n); an African animals with long legs and long neck ü»§·¢¼ (n)l female child, £¸¨»¶ (n); essence; important points, ³·§·Ïª¶¥¶õ¿, ³·§¶¥¶õ¿ (©ýà&‚); ¡µ¦ýõ; µ¸Ï†ö‡§ý; <¶ëÏœý, ¦õ‡¨ýâ; ‚ú¶¿Ö˜, ¨Ì¥¶õ¿Ó˜, œË¨<¶¿ (n); happy, pleasure, 'þ¶Ï†¶¥¶õ¿; ¬µÏœÍ«µ¥¶õ¿ (vi); take a quick look; ‹§¶ú¶Á¡µÀ ú¶Áú¶¿˜ <¶ëÏŸº (vi); gkitter; ¥ºõ§¶¿¥ºõ˜¿ì <˨¿¡µÀþ¶˜¿ì ¥Æõ§¶¦¶õ¿ (n); a transparent substance; a tumbler; <·ü¿; (þ½§¶¿ œ·<¶¿) <·ì¬µ¿ (vi); shine; glitter, ¥Æõ§¶¦¶õ¿, œ¶®¶¿¶Ñþ¶¥Æõ§¶¦¶õ¿, (n) ·Ïœºº§¶›¥¶õ¿ (n); joy; happiness; 'þ¶Ï†¶¥¶õ¿, „¨¸ì¬µ¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 1893 glide 1894 glimpse 1895 globe 1896 glory 1897 glossary 1898 glove 1899 glucose; 1900 glutton 1901 go 1902 goad 1903 goal 1904 goat (n) 1905 god 1906 golf (n) 1907 gold

meaningintel (vi); move along smoothly; ü·§¶¿ (n); shortlook; ˆ¯¶› (n) ¡µë¡µÏú¶†Èª¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¥Æõ¿. ©·þºþº ú¶Á¡µÀ ¤¶Á '·§¶¥¶õ¿¨Î þ¶¿þ¶ä ©º†·ê ©º«µ¦¶õ¶ ¡µ§º¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (n); fame; greatness, ½§ºà, <Ë¡µåœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿; (adj) glorious; noble; qµõþ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); a list of explanatory notes; ©º©¶§¶›¨¿ (n); shine,¡µë·ª¶©¶Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿<· ¥¶õÏ™¶¿; (n) ©Æ¨¿<¶¿ sugar like substance made from fruits etc., <¶ÁìÍü¿ (n); a person who eats too much; œºÏ†º±Íœ¶¿ (vi); move away; leave; ¶†¶¨»©Æ®¶¿ò˜; ©¶†¶¨»©Æ®¶¿ò˜ (n); a pointed rod etc.,Õ϶¿ª¶¥ýõ, ¥¶õ¿¨¿ì¶§¶ë, (vi) drive forward (n); destiny; end ; <¶Ï¦¶õ³·âþ¶¥¶õ¿, 'ª¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ¥Èõ¶ (n)†È©¶À™¶¿; fe. goddess <ͨýæ '˜ a costly metal (yellow in colour) £Ï <·§¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 1908 good (adj); right and proper in all respects; nice in manners; ¥¶õÏú»; „œ¶à¥¶õ; (n) goodness 1909 goods (n); articles; ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À¨¿ 1910 good-bye (int); farewell 1911 goose (n); female duck; '™¶£¸œ¶¿; (pl) geese 1912 gorilla (n); a man-shaped apel <˧º¨¸ì 1913 gospel the teaching of a great man (esp-christ) 1914 gossip (n); idle or loose talk about others; …¬µ¿±Í¶ úÆ¡µÀåËþ¶¿ ¥¶õ¿ú¶Ö˜¨¿ 1915 govern (vt); rule; ¡µ§º±·¨»Ïú¶¿; ‡¨¿; (n) government; the governing body; ¡µë¤¶¿œ¶í¥¶õ¿ 1916 governor (n); a person who governs ±·¨¶¿™¶¿, <¶©¶§¶ä§¶¿ 1917 gown (n); a girils loose dress; <öþ¶¿ 1918 grab (vt); wrest;¨¸<¶¿Ëþ¶¿; £¨©¶Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿<· ³ËÏœ¶¥¶õ¿úȬµ¿Ëþ¶¿ 1919 grace (n); kindness; †¶¦¶õ 1920 grade (vt); classify; ¶ë¥¶õ¡µ†¶âœº¨Î ©º™¶†½¦¶õ¿ (n) class; œ¶§¶<¶œº; §·Ï¶¿; ÕÏœ¶¬µ¿à

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no englishword 1921 grain 1922 gram (n) 1923 grammar (n) 1924 gramphone 1925 granary (n) 1926 grand 1927 grand-father 1928 grant 1929 granulate 1930 GRAP (N) 1931 graph 1932 graphite (n) 1933 grasp

meaningintel (n); corn seed; Ÿ·Ï¦¶õ¡µÀ <ºÏ ü <·ë¥¶õ¿ (£§¶¿©¶À) ©·ê¶§¶›¥¶õ¿ (n); a machine which reproduces the recorded sounds;<·ë¥¶õ²Íþ¶¿ Ÿ·Ï¦¶õ¸<·§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); great, splendid; qµõþ¶¥Êõþ¶, ªÍ¤¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); father of ones father, œ·œ¶ (vt); allow; permit; give; Õþ¶¿¥¶õœº ‚ú¶¿Ö; ‚ú¶¿Ö (n) †·þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); make into grains; þ¶Á§¶¿˜ §¶©¶í Õ<¶¿þ¶˜¿ì úȦ¶õ¿˜, (n) granule; §¶©¶í (Õ›¿©¶À) †·ë¯¶ (¡µÏ™¶¿) úƘ¿Û (n); a linear diagram,§È–¸¡µ˜¥¶õ¿ <·ë¢É˜¿ (£Ì<¶¿Ó) (vt&i); seize with hands; ake into the fold; understand; ¨¸<¶¿Ëþ¶¿; Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 1934 grass (n) ¡µú»Ö <¶™ºÝ 1935 grasshopper (n) ¥ºõ™¶œ¶ 1936 grateful (adj); thankful; ¶Ãœ¶ü䜶 <¶¨, (vt) gratify, satisfy, please; ¬µÏœ¶Ã¡¹à¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n) gratitude; ¶Ãœ¶ü䜶 1937 gratuity (n) „†Íê<¶ ©º§¶¥¶õ› ¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶ ‚ú¶¿Ö „†·§¶ ¤¶Ãœº 1938 grave (n); a pit to bury the dead body; ª¶©¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¡µÂ™ºÖ¡Å˜¿Û <˦õê (adj) serious; œ½©¶ë¥Êõþ¶ 1939 gravity (n); force of attraction; '¶§¶ï› ª¶ºà 1940 graze (vt); eat the grass on the ground, <¶™ºÝ¥Èõ¦¶õ¿ 1941 grease (n) <½ëü¿; ü»<¶¿§¶¿©¶Ï˜» ¥Æõœ¶àþº ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ 1942 great (adj); noble; big; <Ë¡µå; ¡Å†¶â†º 1943 greedy (Õ†ýØ); Õœ·êª¶<¶¨ 1944 green (Õ†ýØ) '¶¿¡µú¶Ö 1945 greet (vt); welcome; Õµ¸¸íþºÏú¶¿ 1946 grief (n); sorrow; ©¶êŸ¶

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no englishword 1947 grievance 1948 grind 1949 groan (vt) 1950 grocer 1951 groove (n) 1952 gross 1953 ground 1954 group 1955 grow 1956 grumble 1957 guarantee 1958 guard 1959 guardian 1960 guava (n) 1961 guess

meaningintel (n); hardship; ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿; ‚£çφº (vt); make into powder; þ¶Á§¶¿; ±Ë™ºúȦ¶õ¿ (n) grinder £¸Ÿ¶œÍ ¥¶õÁ¨¿<¶¿ (n); a shop keeper ©¶§¶à¶¿™¶¿ Õ§¶, Š¶©¶™º (adj); rough, clearly seen; ¥Æõ¸˜Êþ¶; £¹¸§¶Óœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); bottom, þȨ; Õ™¶¿<¶¿¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a set of persons; (vt) form into a group <¶¿Ï¡µÀ; <¶¿Ï¡µÀ<· úȧ¶¿ (vt&t); increase in size; ¡Å§¶¿<¶¿; ©¶Ã†ºâ¦¶õ<¶¿; ¡ÅÏú¶¿; (n) growth; ¡Å§¶¿<¶¿†¶¨ (vi); murmer with dissatsfaction; ¬µ›¿<¶¿, <Ë›¿<¶¿ (vt); give assurance; Õ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿, þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿ (vt&vi); protect; defend; §¶¯ºÏú¶¿; ·±·™¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (n); a legal protector; §¶¯¶¶¿™¶¿ ü·¥¶õ (¡µÏ™¶¿) (vt); hope; …¹¸Ïú¶¿; (n) …µ¸

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no englishword meaningintel 1962 guest (n); a friend ( a relative) who visited the house; ÕœºŸº 1963 guide (vt); show the way, help; explain clearly; †·§º ú¶Á¡µÀ; ©º©¶§ºÏú¶¿; (n) ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿˜¶¿ ¬µµ¸¸¦¶õ¡µ™¶¿ (¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿) þ¶†º 1964 guild (n); a society; ¬µµ¸·§¶¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿; <º¨¿Ý 1965 guilty (adj) ±Ë§¶±·˜¿ úȬ¹þ¶; †Í«¹¦Êõþ¶ 1966 guise (n); dress; appearance, †¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ ,'·§¶¥¶õ¿ 1967 gulp (vt); swallow; <¶¿˜¿¶¿Ñþ¶ ¥ºõÏ <¶¿ 1968 gum (n) ü»<¶¿§¶¿, þ͘»ú»<¶¿§¶¿ 1969 gun (n) œ¶¿±·º 1970 gunny (n) <ÍþƬµÏú» 1971 gutter (n) ¥¶õ¿§¶¿<¶¿þ½˜» ·¨¿©¶ 1972 gypsy (n) ‡¨»¶¨ ©·™¶¿, a wandering race 1973 ha (int) 'µ¸ ! Õ¦Æõ¸ê 1974 habit (n); usual practice; Õ¨©·˜¿; (adj) habitual, usual ©·™¶¿¶ ‰þ¶ 1975 habitation (n) dwelling place; þº©·¬µ¥¶õ¿; „þºº

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no englishword 1976 hack 1977 hail 1978 hair (n) 1979 hale 1980 half 1981 hall 1982 halo (n) 1983 halt 1984 hamlet 1985 hamer 1986 hamper 1987 hand (n) 1988 handcuffs 1989 handicap

meaningintel (vt); cut irregularly, ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨¿<·ͦ¶õ¿ (vt&i); greet; come from; Õµ¸íþºÏú¶¿; ©¶ú¶¿Ö. ©ÆϘ¿ë¶ (adj); healthy, '§Í<¶ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj); one of the two equal parts, ¬µ<¶¥¶õ¿, (vt) halve; make into two equal pieces (n); a long room;µ¸¸¨¿ ¡Å†¶â <¶†º (¬µÁ§¶¿êþº ¥Æõ¿. ©·§º ú¶¿˜¿Û „Ï™¶¿) ·Ïœº ©¶¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vi); stop at a place for a shorter time; £¬µúȦ¶õ¿; '<¶¿ (n) £¬µ (n); small village attached to a big one ¶¿<·ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n); a rod with a heavy metal or wood; ¬µ¿œºà (vt); prevent; hinder; Õ™¶¿Ý¡Å˜¿Û; '˜Ï¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ ¥¶õ¿ÏüȦõ; úȦõ (n); shackles; ¬µÏÆ®¶¿ò (n); disabled (physically) person

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no englishword meaningintel 1990 handicraft (n); a skill like weaving, pottery etc., (úÈœº¡µþº, ©¶Ãœºà) 1991 handkerchief (n) úÈœº §¶¿¥¶õ¸¨¿ 1992 handle (vt); hold, ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿; úÈœº¡¹™º 1993 handsome (Õ†ýØ); Õœ¶àëú»à©Æ (£Ì¦ýõ Š§ý ¥¶õþý) Õφ¶¥Êõþ¶ 1994 handwriting (n) †¶¬µÁ৺ 1995 handy (adj); easy to handle, very near; ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿˜¶¿ ©½¨¿<¶ þ¶¿þ¶ä, †¶<¶Ó§¶<· þ¶¿þ¶ä 1996 hang (vt&i); support to a nail etc., put to death by hanging; swing, ©Æ¨¸™¶†½¦¶õ¿˜, „§ºœ½¦¶õ¿˜; ©È머™¶¿˜ (n) hanger; a hook etc., to hang things 1997 haply (adv); perhaps; £µ¸¿ª¶ 1998 happen (vi); occur; take place; ü§¶¿<¶¿ 1999 happy (n); joyful; satosfied; ¬µÏœÍ«µ¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä, ¬µ¿–¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä 2000 harden (vt); make hard; <¶˜»Û ¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 2001 happen (vi); occur; take place; ü§¶¿<¶¿ 2002 harass (vt); annoy. trouble, ©º¬¹<ºÏú¶¿, ©ÈŸºÏú¶¿ 2003 hard (adj); tough; firm; <¶˜»Û<· þ¶¿þ¶ä; †¶Ãš¶¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 2004 hardware 2005 hardship 2006 hare (n) 2007 harm (vt) 2008 harmonium 2009 harmony 2010 harsh 2011 harvest 2012 haste 2013 hat (n) 2014 hatch 2015 hate 2016 gaughty 2017 haunt

meaningintel (n.pl) ; iron goods; ‚þ¶¿¡µ³·¥¶õ¸<ºë (n); trouble, suffering; ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿ £¸Ÿ¶ ¶¿Ï†È¨¿ µ¸¸þº úȦ¶õ¿, µ¸¸þº (n); a musical instrument with a key board; µ¸¸§Íéþº¦¶õÏ (n); agreement of views etc., ‰¶¥¶õœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (adj); rough; unpleasant; ¶˜»þ¶¥Êõþ¶, ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏúÆ™º (n) crop ; ¡µÏ˜; (vt) to reap the harvest (n); hurry; 'œ¶¿ëœ¶; œËφ¶§¶; (adj) hasty; œËφ¶§¶±·˜¿ ˜Î¡¼ (vt&i); sit on the eggs to change the eggs into chickens; yield, ±Ë†¶¿<¶¿, <¶¿ë™¶ìþ¶¿Ï™º ¡¹¨ì £¦¶õ˜»º ©¶ú¶¿Ö. (vt); dislike; Õ¬µ¹¸êÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿; (n) hatred; enemity; ¡µ<¶, †Èí«µ¥¶õ¿ proud <¶§¶í¥¶õ¿œÍ¶Á™ºþ¶ (vt); own, possess; ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2018 havoc (n); great destruction,Ÿ¶íϬµ¥¶õ¿ 2019 hawker (n); a seller who moves from street to street; ©½Ÿ¶¿¨ ©ÆϘ œº§¶¿<¶¿ú¶Á Õ ¥¶õ¿é©·™¶¿ 2020 hay (n); dried grass; ‡Ï™¶¿<¶™ºÝ 2021 hazard (n); danger; Õ±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2022 he (pron) Õœ¶™¶¿ 2023 head (vt); lead; þ¶™º¡¹Ïú¶¿; 'Ÿ¶í§¶ê¥¶õ¿ ©¶¹¸Ïú»; þ¶™º¡¹Ïú¶¿ 2024 head-ache (n); pain in the head; œ¶¨þË¡¹å 2025 headmaster (n) ±·˜ª·¨ ¡µëŸ·þͱ·Ÿ·ê¦¶õ¿™¶¿ 2026 head-strong (adj); proud; mannerless; <¶§ºí«¹Û¦Êõþ¶; ¥¶õ§·ê†¶œÆ¨»¦¶õþº 2027 heal (vt); curve; (§Í<¶¥¶õ¿, ¡µÀÏ™¶¿ ¥Æõ¿.) ¥¶õ¸ þ¶¿å 2028 health (n) ; soundness (of body and mind); '§Í<¶ê¥¶õ¿; (adj) healthy, '§Í<¶ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ 2029 heap (n); pile <¶¿˜Û; ±Íë<¶¿; (vt) heap; pile up 2030 hear (vt); listen; ©ºþ¶¿

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no englishword 2031 heart 2032 heat 2033 heaven (n) 2034 heavy (adj) 2035 hectic 2036 hetor 2037 hedge 2038 heed 2039 heel (n) 2040 height 2041 heir 2042 hell (n) 2043 helmet 2044 help 2045 hemi

meaningintel (n); <¶¿Ï™Æ; (adv) heartless, cruel, ¶Á맶¥Êõþ¶ (n); hotness, ©È™º¥ºõ ¬µí§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ £§¶¿©Êþ¶ (adj); restless, ©º§·¥¶õ¥¶õ¿¨Èþº (n); ten thousand square metters of land, Ÿ·Û§¶¿ (n); a fence, ¶ÏúÆ (vt); obey; care; ¨¯¶ê¡Å˜¿Û ·¨»¥¶õ™¶¥¶õ (n); the perpendicular distance; ‡œ¶¿à (n); successor; ©·§¶¬µ¿™¶¿ þ¶§¶¶¥¶õ¿ iron-cap ‚þ¶¿¡µ˜Î¡¹ (vt&j); assist; ³·¦¶õ¡µ™¶¿; avoid; Õ™¶¿Ý¡µ™¶¿ (n); half; Õ§¶â

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no englishword 2046 hen (n) 2047 hence 2048 herald 2049 herb 2050 herd 2051 here 2052 heritage 2053 hermit 2054 hero 2055 herself (pron) 2056 hesitate

meaningintel Í™º¡Å˜Û (adv); from now, or from here; due to this; ‚¡µå˜» þ¶¿Ï™º, †½þº©¶¨þ¶ (n); announcer, ú·˜»Ïú¶¿ ©·™¶¿; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ú¶Á¡µÀ <¶¨©·™¶¿ (n); a small plant (whose stem or root is used as a drug or food ) Œ«µŸº ¥Æõ¿¶Ñ (n) a grop of beasts, ¡µª¶¿©¶À¨ <¶¿Ï¡µÀ (n); in this place, ‚¶Ñ™¶ (n); inheritance; Õþ¶¿©¶Ïª¶¶¥¶õ¿; ©¶Ïª¶±·§¶Ï¡µ§¶ê¥¶õÁ<· ¬µÏ¶ë¥ºõÏú¶¿ '¬¹à (n); a person who fives alone (in a forest etc.)ž«¹ (n) hermitage; the house of a hermit (n); the important person in a drama; a man having distinguished qualitieies like valour, bravery etc.,¶Ÿ·þ·¦¶õ¶¿™¶¿; ©½§¶¿™¶¿ '¥Æõ¦Èõ (vt); show unwillingness to act or speak due to fear etc., ¬µÏª¶¦õÏú¶¿, ¬µÏ†È¹¸Ïú¶¿, (n) hesitation

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no englishword meaningintel 2057 heterogeneous (adj); having different qualities; ©º¤»þ¶ä <¶¿›¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¶¨; ©ºü·œ½¦¶õ; opp. homogeneous 2058 hew (vt); cut by an axe, <Ë™¶Ý¨»œÍ þ¶§¶¿¶¿ 2059 hexagon six angled figure; «µ™¶¿çü» 2060 heyday (n); peak period; „ú¶Ö¬¹âœº 2061 hide (vt&i); keep or put out of sight; †·ú¶¿, †·<¶¿; (n) hiding, †·<¶¿ Ëþ¶¿ ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿ 2062 hedeous (adj) ;dreadful; ugly; ¤¶¦¶õ϶§¶¥Êõþ¶; ©º¶Ãœ¶¥Êõþ¶ 2063 hierarchy a body of officers of different status; rule by such officers; a priestlu order; <¶¿§¶¿ ¡¼˜¥¶õ¿ 2064 high (adj&adv); above the gound; up in rank; in a higher place; ‡œÊàþ¶ <Ë¡µå; ¡Éþ¶ 2065 highly (adv); very much; ú·¨¸. Ÿú¶¿Ö<· 2066 highland (n); hill; „þ¶äœ¶¤¶Á¥ºõ, ¡µ§¶íœ¶ ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ 2067 hill (n); an elevated piece of land; ËÏ™¶ 2068 hind (n); a female deer; '™¶ü»Ï¶

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no englishword 2069 hind 2070 hinder 2071 hindu 2072 hinge 2073 hint 2074 hip 2075 hippopotamus (n) 2076 hire 2077 hire - purchase (n) 2078 his (pron) 2079 hiss 2080 history

meaningintel (adj); back, ©Æþ¶¿¶¤¸ <¶¡µÀ; eg; hind legs; ©Æþ¶¿¶ ·®¶¿ò (vt); avoid; prevent, Õ™¶Ý<ºÏú¶¿; Õ™¶¿Ýœ¶<¶¿¨¿, (n) hindrance, Õ™¶ÝϺ (n); a follower of hindu culture; ¹¸Ï†¶Á ³·Ï¡µë†·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ Õþ¶¿¬µ§ºÏú¶¿ ©·™¶¿ (n); pivot œ¶¨¿¡µÀ £Ìφ¶¿; ½¨¿ (vt); indicate, ¬µÁú¶þ¶ ‚ú¶¿Ö; (n) indication; ¬µÁú¶þ¶ ¬µÏüß œË™¶ þ½˜» ˆþ¶¿<¶¿ (vt); give or take for rent; £¸™¶¿<¶¶¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö ¨È¶ œ½¬¹Ëþ¶¿, (n) rent; Õ†Æâ ©·¦õ†·¡µ†¶âœºþ¶ ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À¨þ¶¿ Ëþ¶¿˜ Õœ¶þº ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ (vt); make a sound like a snake; £¿¬µ˘¿Û (n); the description of the past events; an art dealing with the past; ¡µÂ§¶í©¶Ãœ·àÏœ¶¥¶õ¿; ú¶§ºœ¶ë; (adj) historical

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no englishword meaningintel 2081 hit (vt&i); strike; dash against; ˘¿Û, <¶¿†¶¿âËþ¶¿, (n) blow ; †Æ£ç; (adj) popular; eg; hit song 2082 hitch (n) ¥¶õ¿™º; ú»¶¿Ñ 2083 hoard (vt); store in a secret place, †·ú»¡Å˜¿Û 2084 hoarding (n) ±·œ¶§¶ 2085 hoarse (adj); rough (voice), <¶§ºÊþ¶ (<ËÏœ¶¿) 2086 hoax (vt); deceive for fun; ¬µ§¶†·¶¿ ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿; µ¸¬µê¥¶õ¸™¶¿ (n) µ¸¬µê¥¶õ¿ 2087 hobby (n); an interesting art; ‚«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ ·¨¯È¡µ¥¶õ¿, eg; my hobby is photography 2088 hockey (n) ú»©¶§¶©¶Ï¡µÀ ©¶Àþ¶ä ¶§¶ë ©¶Ï˜» '˜ ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À œÍ '™¶¿ £Ïœº '˜; µ¸½ '˜ 2089 hog (n); pig; ¡µÏ†º 2090 hoist (vt); lift up; pull up into the air; ‡œ¶¿à; ¡Éº¨¸<¶¿; eg; hoist the flag 2091 hold (vt&i); úÈœº¨Î ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿; Õ¤»±·ë¦¶õ¡µ™¶¿; (n) ¡µ˜¿Û 2092 hole (n); an opening; §¶ÏŸ¶ë¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ 2093 holiday (n); a day of rest; ªÆ¨©¶À †ºþ¶¥¶õ¿ 2094 hollow (adj); sacred; ¡µ©ºœ¶ë¥Êõþ¶; (n) holiness;¡µ©ºœ¶ëœ¶

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no englishword 2095 homage 2096 home 2097 homeopathy (n) 2098 homogeneous 2099 honest

meaningintel (n); respect, tribute; ¥¶õ§·ê†¶ ¬µþ·éþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a house where a person lives with his family µ¸Î¥ºõ¦Æõ¸©Ê†¶ê©ºŸ·þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); belonging to the same kind; ¬µü·œ½¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶;opp. heterogeneous (adj); fair and frank true; faithful; þºü·¦õœ½<¶¨, þ¶¥¶õ醶<ºþ¶ (n) honesty; þºü·¦õœ½ 2100 honey (n) œÈþÆ 2101 honour (n); the respect shown to a gentleman; <ö§¶©¶¥¶õ¿ 2102 honour (vt); respect; ¥¶õ§·ê†¶úȦ¶õ¿; <ö§¶©ºÏú¶¿ 2103 honorable honourable (adj) respectable; <ö§¶©ºÏ¡µ†¶<ºþ¶ 2104 honorary (adj); free of charge; <ö§¶©¶¡µÂ§¶í¶¥Êõþ¶;ü¾œ¶¥¶õ¿ œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶þº 2105 honorarium (n) „ú»œ¶ ¬Ç©¶ úȬ¹þ¶Ï†¶¿¶¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö ¡µëœº¢µ¨¥¶õ¿ 2106 hood (n); a covering for the head; œ¶¨þ¶¿ ¶¡Å冺 ˜Î¡¼©¶Ï˜» ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À; ±·¥¶õ¿ ¡µ™¶<¶ 2107 hoodwink (vt);¶®¶ò¶¿ <¶Ïœ¶¨¿ ¶˜¿Û˜; deceive; ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿˜ 2108 hoof (n) <¶¿§¶ë¡µÀ ™Æ¶Ñ

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no englishword meaningintel 2109 hook (n); a rod bent at the end to catch or hold; ËÆÑ¥¶õ¿; (vt) catch with a hook; ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿ 2110 hooligan (n); an unsocial element; §ö™½, <¶¿Ï™· 2111 hop (vi); jump forward; †¶¿¥¶õ¿¶¿ 2112 hope (vt); expect; wish; ͧºËþ¶¿; 'ªºÏú¶¿; (n) 'ª¶, ͧº¶; (adj) hopeful 2113 horde (n); a group of wandering tribesmen; Õþ·<¶§º¶ ¬µÏú·§¶ <¶¿Ï¡µÀ 2114 horizon (n); the imaginary line where the sky meets the earth †ºüéÏ™¶¨¥¶õ¿ 2115 horizontal (adj); parallel to the earth ¯ºœºü ¬µ¥¶õ¸Ïœ¶§¶¥¶õ¿<· „þ¶ä 2116 horn üÏœ¶¿©¶À¨ Ë¥¶õ¿é; ·§¶¿ µ¸¸§¶þ¶¿ 2117 horoscope (n) ü·œ¶¶ ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿ 2118 horrible (adj); fearful to look; unbearable; ¤¶¦¶õ϶§¶¥Êõþ¶; ¤¶§ºÏ¡µ¨Èþº; (n) horror, great fear, ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2119 horse (n) <¶¿§¶ë¥¶õ¿ 2120 horticulture (n) the art of growing the gardens; œÍ˜¡µþº, œÍ˜¡µþºº ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ ©ºü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2121 hospitable (adj); kind, sympathetic; †¶¦¶õ<¶¨; '†¶§¶› úȦ¶õ¿, ¬µœ¶Ñ§ºÏú¶¿, (n) hospitality; ¬µœ·Ñ§¶¥¶õ¿; '†¶§¶› 2122 hospital dispensary; ©Ê†¶êª·¨ 2123 host (n); a person who satisfies a guest; 'œºŸ¶ê¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö©·™¶¿ 2124 hostel (n); a house where boarding and lodging is arranged for students etc; ©¶¬µœº <¶Ãµ¸¥¶õ¿ 2125 hostile (adj); unfriendly; ©º§ÍŸ¶¿¨Êþ¶; (n) hostilityl enmity; ª¶œ¶Ãœ¶í¥¶õ¿. ©Ê§¶¥¶õ¿ 2126 hot (n); warm; ©È™º¦Êõþ¶ 2127 hotel (n); an inn where food is served for the passengers; ¤Îüþ¶ª·¨ 2128 hour (n); diration of sixty minutes; <¶Ï˜ 2129 house (n); dwelling place; <¶Ãµ¸¥¶õ¿ 2130 household (n); family; ¶¿˜¿Ï£¥¶õ¿ 2131 house-wife (þý); ‚¨¸ì¨¿ 2132 hovel; hut; cottage; ¶¿˜¾§¶¥¶õ¿; <¶¿™ºª¶ 2133 how (dv); in what way; ˆ©º†¶¥¶õ¿<·, ‡˜¿ì

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no englishword 2134 howdah 2135 howl 2136 hue 2137 hug 2138 huge 2139 hum (vt); 2140 human 2141 humane 2142 humanity 2143 humble 2144 humiliate 2145 hunt 2146 hurdle 2147 hurl

meaningintel (n); the seat on an elephant back; ÕÏ£¸§½ (n); the cry of a jackal; þ¶¶Ñ Õ§¶¿¡µÀ; (vt) cry like a jackal; þ¶¶Ñ©¶¨Æ Õ§¶ú¶¿˜ (n); tint; colour; §¶Ï <¶¿ (n); take into the bosom; µ¸œ¶¿àËþ¶¿; †¶<¶Ó§¶¶¿ œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿ (adj); very big or great; ú·¨¸¡Å†¶â; ¤¸§½ •¶ô¿Ï·§¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (n); of man; ¥¶õ¸þ¶©¶ (adj); kind †¶¦¶õ<¶¨ (n); mankind; ¥¶õþ¶¿«µêü·œº (adj); simple; modest; þÆ¥¶õ醺‰þ¶; ³·†¶§¶¥Êõþ¶; Õ›¶¿©¶ ‰þ¶ (vt); insult; ºÏú¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿. Õ©¶¥¶õ¸þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿; (n) humility Õ©¶¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i); chase and kill (the animal); search (for food); ©È˜¸™¶¿; ©Æ†¶¶¿, (n) ©È˜; hunter ©È˜·™¶¿ (n); obstacle; Õ©¶§ÍŸ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); throw with a hand; ©º¬µ§¶¿

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no englishword 2148 hurricane 2149 hurry 2150 hurt 2151 husband (n) 2152 husbandry 2153 hush 2154 hushmoney 2155 husk

meaningintel

(n); a strong wind; ¡Åþ¶¿<·¨» (n); haste; œËφ¶§¶ (vi&i); injure, harm; <·¦¶õ¡µ§¶ú¶¿ ; þË¡¹åÏú¶¿ ¤¶§¶à (n) cultivation; ©¶ê©¶³·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; ³·<¶¿ (adj); silent; ª¶£â¥¶õ¿¨Èþº (n); bribery; ¨Ïú¶¡µÀ ³Ë¥¶õ¿é; ¨Ïú¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the outer covering of a seed ; ±Ë˜¿Û; (vt) remove the covering ; †¶Ïú¶¿; ±Ë˜¿Û œ½¦¶õ¿ 2156 hut (n); a small cottage ; <¶¿™º ª¶; ±Ë†¶§º¨¿ì 2157 hybrid (adj) ¬µÏ¶§¶ü·§º 2158 hydraulics (n) þ½˜» ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿¨¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ ª·¬µà륶õ¿ 2159 hydrocele (n) £¿™¶Ý 2160 hydrogen (n) „†¶üþº ©·¦¶õ¿©¶À 2161 hydrostatics (n) †¶ë©¶¬¹âœº ª¶¬µà륶õ¿

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no englishword 2162 hygiene (n) 2163 hymn 2164 hypnotism 2165 hypocrasy; 2166 hypotenuse 2167 hypothesis 2168 hysteria 2169 I (pron) 2170 ibid 2171 ice 2172 iceberg 2173 idea 2174 ideal

meaningintel '§Í<¶ê ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n); a song in praise of god ½§¶àþ¶ ; ¬µ¿àœº (n)‚φ¶ëü·¨¥¶õ¿; ¥¶õ¸¦¶õ¸ü·¨©º†¶ê (vt) hypnotist false apearance; ¶¡µ˜¥¶õ¿(n) hyporcrite; ¶¡µ˜» (n); the side of a right angled triangle which is opposite to the right angle ¶§¶ß¥¶õ¿ (n); a statement which is taken for granted before it is put to test;…µ¸ (n); ¥¶õÁ§¶Ö¨§Í<¶¥¶õ¿; (adj)) hyserical þÈþ¶¿ (adv); short-cut to ibidem; in the same place; page etc., (n); water changed into solid by cooling; ¥¶õÏú¶¿; (adv) icy; too cold; like ice (n); a hill of ice floating in the sea water; ¥¶õÏú¶¿ËÏ™¶ (n); fine thought; plan; œ¶¨Ï¡µÀ, „±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; „†È⪶ꥶõ¿ (adj); perfect, model; ¡µ§º¡µÂ§¶ß¥Êõþ¶; '†¶§¶î±·ë¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶; (n) '†¶§¶î¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 2175 idealism 2176 odemtoca; 2177 identify 2178 ideology (n) 2179 ideot, idiot 2180 idle 2181 idol 2182 if (conj) 2183 igloo 2184 ignite 2185 ignoble 2186 ignorance 2187 ignorant 2188 ignore 2189 ill

meaningintel (n) '†¶§¶î©·†¶¥¶õ¿; idealist; '†¶§¶î©·†º (adj); alike, same in all respects; ¤È†¶¥¶õ¿¨Èþº, Šȧ¶¶¥Êõþ¶; Õ†È; Õ©È (v); recognise <¶¿§ºàÏú¶¿; (n) identify <¶¿§¶¿à œ¶œ¶àíª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n); a foolish person; ¥¶õÁš¶¿™¶¿ (adj); lazy; not active to do any work; ³Í¥¶õ§ºœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); image; image of worship; ©º<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ ‰œÈ (n); a home made of ice blocksl; an eskimos winter home; ¥¶õÏú¶¿<¶†º (vt&vi); make fire; catch fire; ©Æ¨»<ºÏú¶¿; þº¡µÀå ÕϘ¿Ëþ¶¿ (adj); shameful; Õ¡µ½§ºà¡µ§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) want of knowledge; ÕÏ'¦¶õ¶œ¶í¥¶õ¿, Õü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); lack of knowledge or learning; ú¶†¶¿©¶À¨Èþº; ü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿¨Èþº (vt); neglect; disregard; Õ¨¯¶ê¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿; ¡µ˜»ÛÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¶¿Ï™¶¿ (adj&n); evil; bad (luck), sick

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no englishword 2190 illegal 2191 illegible 2192 illegitimate 2193 illict

meaningintel (adj); unlawful; against the law; ն륶õ¥Êõþ¶; ú¶˜Û©º§¶¿†¶â¥Êõþ¶ (adj); difficult to read; Õ¬µå«µÛ¥Êõþ¶; ú¶†¶¿©¶À˜¶¿ ¶«µÛ¥Êõþ¶; not clear (adj); unlawful; ն륶õ¥Êõþ¶ (¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥¶õ¿) (adj); banned; ú¶˜Û©¶êœº§È¶¥Êõþ¶; unlawful; ú¶˜Û©º§¶¿†¶â¥Êõþ¶; †ËÏ <¶ (©·ê±·§¶¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿..) 2194 illiterate (adj); having no literacy;ú¶†¶¿©¶À¨Æþº (n)illiteracy 2195 ill-natured (adj) ¥¶õÏú»þ¶†¶©¶™º ¨Èþº ©·™¶¿ 2196 il-logical (adj); without reason; Õ™¶Ý<ͨ¿; Ǹœ¶¿£†¶â¥¶õ¿·þº 2197 illuminate (vt); decorate with lights; make bright; ¨Ê˜ìœÍ ը϶§ºÏú¶¿; ·Ïœº©¶Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ 2198 illusion (n); false belief; fal;se show; ¤¶ë¥¶õ; ¤¸ëÏœº 2199 illustrate (vt); explain clearly (with figures etc.,)©ºª¶†½¶§ºÏú¶¿; œÈ˜¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 2200 image (n); a figure; ¡µëœº¥¶õ, £Ì¥¶õé; the reflected picture; ¡µëœº£»Ï£¥¶õ¿ 2201 imagine (vt); guess; to forma picture in the mind; …¹¸Ïú¶¿; (n) imagery; …µ¸¸ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿; (adj) imaginary; …µ¸üþºœ¶

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no englishword 2202 imagination 2203 imbalance 2204 imbalance 2205 imbibe 2206 imitate 2207 immanent 2208 immaterial 2209 immature 2210 imediate 2211 immense 2212 immerse 2213 immigrant 2214 imminent

meaningintel (n); a picture formed in the mind; …µ¸¸¶¨åþ¶; ¶¨åþ·ª¶ºà (n); lack of balance; ©¶êœ·ê¬µ¥¶õ¿ (adj); weak, £¨¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶; (n) weak minded person (vt); understand the roughly; absorb; <¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿;¡¼¨¿Ö (vt); copy; flow; Õþ¶¿¶§ºÏú¶¿; þ¶˜»Ïú¶¿; (n) imitation; Õþ¶¿¶§¶› (adj); existing inside; ÕÏœ¶§¶Á眶¥Êõþ¶ (adj); having no importance; having no matter; Õþ¶©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶; ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ ¨Èþº (adj); not mature; unripe; ¡µ¶í¥¶õ¿ úÆφ¶þº; £¸¨¸ê©¶¬µâ¨Îþ¶¿þ¶ä (adv); at once; (adj) nearest; ¡µë¶ÑþÈ„þ¶ä; ©ÆϘþÈ; '¨¬µê¥¶õ¿ ¨È¶¿Ï™· (adj); great; too large; £ëµ¸¸éÏ™¶¥Êõþ¶; ÕŸº¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt); sink; go into; involve deeply; ¡µÂ§ºà<· ¥¶õ¿þº<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ (n); a person who settled in a foreign land; ©º†Èª¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿Ï™º ©¶ú»Ö ¬¹â§¶¡µ™ºþ¶©·™¶¿; (vt) immigrate, ©¶¨¬µ±Í©¶À; go to a foreign land and settle therel (n) immigration; ©¶¨¬µ (adj); about to happen; ü§¶<¶£Î©¶Àú¶¿þ¶ä, ¬¹â§¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword meaningintel 2215 immodest (adj); indecent; Õ¬µ¤¶ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ ; ¬¹<¶¿Ó¨Èþº 2216 immolate (vt); sacrifice; £¨» ‚ú¶¿Ö; (n) immolation 2217 immoral (adj); against the moral code; sinful; þ½œº £†¶â¥¶õ¿ ·þº; ÕŸ¶§¶é¥Êõþ¶; (n) immorality 2218 immortal (adj); deathless; remembered always; ú·©¶À¨Èþº; ¥¶õ§¶ú»±Í¨Èþº 2219 immune (adj); free; ¨Î£™¶þº; ‡†¶¿§ËÑþÆ™º, (safety, §¶¯¶› 2220 immunize (vt); make free from (an attack of a disease ) §¶¯¶› ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿; ‡†¶¿§ËÑþÆ™º ª¶ºàþº ‚ú¶¿Ö 2221 imp (n) a small devil; †Æ¦¶õ꡵À¡¹¨ì 2222 impair (vt); weaken; spoil; £¨¼¸þ¶ ¡µ§¶ú¶¿; ±·™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ 2223 impart (vt); give; instruct; ‚ú¶¿Ö £ÎŸºÏú¶¿ 2224 impartial (adj); just; without taking the sides; þº«µå¯¶±·œ¶¥¶õ¿<· 2225 impatience (n); anxiety; ‹§¶¿å¨Èþº; 'œ¶¿§¶œ¶ 2226 impach (vt); put on trial against a charge þȧ·§Í¡µ› úȬ¹ ©ºú·§ºÏú¶¿ 2227 impeccable (adj); free from fault; sinless; œ¶¡µÀ塵˜Û¨Èþº; þº«µÑ®¶Ï¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword meaningintel 2228 impede (vt); hamper; '˜Ï¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 2229 impending (adj); ready to happen; ·þ¶¿þ¶ä; ü§¶<¶£Î¦Æõ™¶¿; (eg; impending danger), imperceptible, (adj) which can not be seen or felt; Õ¬µå«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ 2230 imperfect (adj); not perfect, faulty; incomplete; ¡µÂ§ºà·þº; ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿ <¶¨; Õ¬µÏ¡µÂ§¶ß¥Êõþ¶ 2231 impersonate (vt); represent another person; play the character of a person (in a play), ©È«µ¥¶õ¿ Ÿ¶§ºÏú¶¿ 2232 impertinent (aDJ); RUDE; UNNECESSARY (TALK); Õ¬µ¤¶ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶; Õþ¶©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶; ÕŸº¶¥Êõþ¶ (¡µë¬µ¥¶õÓ¥¶õ¿) 2233 impinge (vt); collide; dash with <¶¿†¶¿âËþ¶¿ 2234 implement (n); tool; instrument; ¡µþº ¥¶õ¿˜¿Û 2235 implement (vt); execute; put into force; Õ ¥¶õ¨¿ ü§¶¿¡µÀ 2236 implication (n); ¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿; inner meaning; ÕÏœ¶§·§¶â¥¶õ¿ 2237 implicit (adj); innate, not expressed clearly; ÕÏœ¶§¶Óœ¶¥Êõþ¶; (opp. explicit) ‚¥ºõ™º ¦¶õ¿þ¶ä 2238 implore (vt); beg; ±·ëŸÈ¦¶õ¡µ™¶¿; ©È™¶¿Ëþ¶¿

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no englishword 2239 impolite 2240 import 2241 importance 2242 importune 2243 impose 2244 impossible 2245 impress 2246 imprint 2247 imprison 2248 improper 2249 improve 2250 impulse (n) 2251 impunity 2252 impure

meaningintel (adj); indecent; rude; ÕÏÕ§·ê†¶¶§¶¥¶õ¿<·; Õ¬µ¤¶ê¥¶õ¿<· (vt); †º<¶¿¥¶õœº úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿; (n) †º<¶¿¥¶õœº; Š¡øå. ‡¯Ëå§ýà (n); praamukyata; (Õ†ýØ) ‚ϱ˧¶àÏœý; mukyameina; ¥Êõþý; ©¶¨¿Õ£Æì (vt); ask or pray repeatedly; £ëœº¥¶õ¸¨¿ (vt); tax; lay upon; ¬µ¿Ï¶¥¶õ¿ ©ºŸºÏú¶¿; ¡Éþ¶ „Ïú¶¿; (n) impost; ¬µ¿Ï¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); wanting necessary strength; ª¶ºà ¨Èþº; †¶¿§¶ç¨¥Êõþ¶ (vt); stamp; influence; ¥¶õ¿†¶ë©È¦¶õ¿; ¥¶õ¸˜¨œÍ Š¡¹åÏú¶¿; (n) impression; ú»µ¸ä¥¶õ¿; ¥¶õ¿†¶ë (vt); print; mark; ¥¶õ¿†¶ë©È¦¶õ¿; (þý); Õú¶¿Ö; ¥¶õ¿†¶ë (vt); put in prison; ʆ½¨Î ¡Å˜¿Û (adj); not suited; œ¶<¶þº (vt&i); make better; increase; ©¶Ã†ºâúÆφ¶¿; (n) improvement; Õ¤»©¶Ã†ºâ ¡Ç맶› (n); freedom from punishment; ªº¯¶¨Èþº (n); not pure; ¥¶õ¨»þ¶¥Êõþ¶; ¥¶õ¿§ºº¦Êõþ¶

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no englishword 2253 in (pre) 2254 inability 2255 inaccurate 2256 inaction

meaningintel

¨Î, ¨Î¡µ¨, Õφ¶¿ (n); lack of ability; '¬µ¶àœ¶ (adj); not accurate; incorrect; ¶ú»Öœ¶¥¶õ¿<· ¨Èþº; œ¶¡µÀå<·úȬ¹þ¶ (n); want of action or movement; idleness; ¬µâ£âœ¶; ¡µþº¨È¥ºõ; ³Í¥¶õ§ºœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) inactive; dull ú¶¿§¶¿¶¿<· ¨Èþº; ¥¶õφ¶¥¶õœº<·þ¶¿þ¶ä 2257 inadequate (adj); insufficient; ú·¨þº; œ¶<ºþ¶Ïœ¶ ¨È¶ ±Í©¶À˜ 2258 inalienable (adj); not transferable; ¡µ§·†½þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ©½¨¿¨Èþº 2259 inanimate (adj); lifeless; ü¾©¶¥¶õ¿¨Èþº 2260 inaugurate (vt) begin with a ceremony; ±·ë§¶Ï¤»Ïú¶¿; (n) inauguration, ±·ë§¶Ï¤¶¥¶õ¿ 2261 inborn (adj); natural, innate; ¬µµ¸ü ¬¹†¶â¥Êõþ¶, ¡µÀ˜¿Û¶œÍ ©¶ú»Öþ¶ 2262 incandescence µ¸¸§¶œº, Ÿ¶Á¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n) 2263 incapable (adj); infitl inefficient; œ¶<¶þº; ¬µ¥¶õ§¶âœ¶¨Èþº, (n) incapability 2264 incarnation (n) Õ©¶œ·§¶¥¶õ¿ 2265 incentive (n) encouragement; ±Í뜷𵸶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 2266 inception 2267 incessantly 2268 inch (n) 2269 incident 2270 incidental 2271 incite 2272 inclination 2273 incline 2274 include 2275 income 2276 incompetent 2277 inconsistent 2278 inconvenient 2279 incorporate 2280 incorrect

meaningintel (n); beginning; ±·ë§¶Ï¤¶¥¶õ¿; ¥Æõ¿†¶¨¿ (adj); without a break ; þº§¶Ïœ¶§¶¥¶õ¿<· ÕÏ<¶¿®¶¥¶õ¿ ±Ë™¶©¶À (n); happening; occurence; ¬µÏqµõ˜þ¶; qµõ˜þ¶ (adj); occuring by chance; Õþ·¨Îú»œ¶¥¶õ¿<·; Õþ¶¿Í¶¿Ï™· ü§º<ºþ¶ (vt); rouse; ¡Çë§È¡¹Ïú¶¿; (n) incitement, ¡Ç맶› (n); slope; laking; ©¶Ï¡µÀ; ‚«µÛœ¶ (vt&t); bend; ©¶Ïú¶¿. ©¶Ï <¶¿ (vt) add to the list; take in; úȧ¶¿Ö; ¶¨¿¡µÀ (n); earnings; '†·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adj); not able to do, ¬µ¥¶õ§¶âœ¶¨Èþº (adj); contradictory; not agreeing; ¡µ§¶¬µå§¶©º§¶¿†¶â¥Êõþ¶; ±Ë¬µ<¶þº (adj); want of convenience; ¬µ†¶¿±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨Èþº; ‚£çφº ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ (vt&i); unite; form into a body; üœ¶úȧ¶¿Ö; üœ¶<¶Á™¶¿; Š¶˜»<· ˆ§¶å™¶¿ (adj); not correct wrong; œ¶¡Éåþ¶; ¬µ§º·þº

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no englishword 2281 incorrigible 2282 increase 2283 incredible 2284 increment

meaningintel (adj); cannot be corrected; ¬µ§º†ºâ†¶â ©½¨¿¨Èþº (vt); add to; ralse ¡ÅÏú¶¿; ©¶Ã†ºâúȦ¶õ¿; (vi) ¡Å§¶¿<¶¿ (adj); unbelievable þ¶¥¶õ鬵¶ê¥¶õ¿ <·þº (n); increase (in the value); the amount of increase in the pay; ¡Å§¶¿<¶¿†¶¨; ©Èœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ ©¶Ã†ºâ 2285 incubate (vt); hatch the eggs; <¶¿ë™¶ìþ¶¿ ±Ë†¶¿<¶¿ (n) incubator, ¶Ãœºë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿<· <¶¿ë™¶ìþ¶¿ ±Ë†¶¿<¶¿¡Å˜ÆÛ 2286 inculcate (vt); teach to fix something in the mind; £ÎŸºÏú¶¿ 2287 incubent (adj); that can not be cured; ¥¶õ¸¬µ¿å ¬µ¶ê¥¶õ¿ <·þº (§Í<¶¥¶õ¿) 2288 indecent (adj); not decent; Õ¬µ¤¶ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ªý 2289 indeed (adv); really þºü¥¶õ¿<· 2290 indefinite (adj) Õ¬µå«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ 2291 indent (n); an order for the purchase of goods; ‚Ï™ÆϘ¿ 2292 independent (adj); free; not dependent on others; ¬Çíú¶Ö ¦Êõþ¶; ©È§Ë¶§ºœÍ ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥¶õ¿ ¨Èþº 2293 independence (n); freedom; freedom from control or influencel; ¬Çíú¶Ö; ³·íœ¶Ïœ¶ëꥶõ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2294 index (n) ¬µÁú»¶ 2295 indicate (vt); suggest; ¬µÁú»Ïú¶¿; (n) indication 2296 indifference (n); lack of interest; „¡Ç¯¶, Õþ·¬µ¶àœ¶ 2297 indigestion (nO Õü¾§¶ß¥¶õ¿ 2298 indigo (n) þ½¨»¥¶õφ¶¿ 2299 indiscriminate (adj); without discrimination; ©ºú¶¯¶›¸ §¶¹¸œ¶¥Êõþ¶ 2300 indispensable (adj); absolutely; necessary; œ¶¡µåþº¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶ 2301 indisposition (n); illness; (adj) indisposed 2302 individual (adj); belonging to a single person; ©¶êºà<¶œ¶¥Êõþ¶; (n) ©¶êºà 2303 individuality (nO ©¶êºàœ¶í¥¶õ¿ 2304 indoctrinate (vt) preach; £ÎŸºÏú¶¿ 2305 indoor (adj); inside; ‚Ϙ»¨Î¡µ¨»; (eg;;indoor games) 2306 induce (vt); instigate; ¡Çë§È¡¹Ïú¶¿; ±Í뜶ð¹¸Ïú¶¿. Š¡¹åÏú¶¿ 2307 industrial (adj) ±·§ºª·ë¥ºõ¶; (n) industry; ¡µ§ºª¶ë¥¶õ 2308 industrious (adj); hard working; ¶«¹ÛÏú» ¡µþºúȦ¶õ¿; ª¶ë¥¶õúȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword 2309 ineffective 2310 inept 2311 inert 2312 inexpensive 2313 infallible 2314 infant 2315 infantry (n) 2316 infection 2317 infer 2318 inferior

meaningintel (adj); not yielding any effect; inefficient; ¡µ¨»œ¶¥¶õ¿ ¨Èþº; ¬µ¥¶õ§¶âœ¶¨Èþº (adj); not apt; not proper; ¬µ§º±Íþº; œ¶<¶þº (adj); dull; inactive; ü™¶¥Êõþ¶; ú¶¿§¶¿¶¿¨Èþº (n); not much expensive; cheaper; ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ ¶§¶¿Ö¨Èþº; œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶¶§½†¶¿ <¶¨ (adj); unerring; ±Ë§¶±·˜¿¨Èþº (n); small child; ¡µ¬¹£»™¶Ý; (n) infancy; £¸¨ê¥¶õ¿ ·¨ç¨¥¶õ¿ (n); a communicable disease; ÕϘ¿ ©·êŸº (vt); conclude; ·§¶›¥¶õ¿ …¹¸Ïú¶¿; þº§·â§ºÏú¶¿ (adj); lower in quality or rank; œ¶¶¿Ñ©Êþ¶; þ½ú¶¥Êõþ¶; ºëφº œ¶§¶<¶œºº úÆφºþ¶; (opp; superior) 2319 infirm (adj); weak; feeble; ª¶§½§¶¶¥¶õ¿<·¨È¶ ¥¶õ¸þ¶¬¹¶¥¶õ¿<· £¨¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ 2320 inflammation (n) ¥¶õϘ. ±Í˜¿ 2321 influence (n); ±·ë£¨ê¥¶õ¿; ¡µ¨¿¶¿ £™º; (adj) influential; ¡µ¨¿¶¿£™º <¶¨ 2322 influenza (n);ü¨¿£¿œÍ¶Á™ºþ¶ üí§¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2323 inform (vt); tellm bring to the notice; úÆ¡µÀå, œÆ¨»¦¶õüȦ¶õ¿; (n) information; ¬µ¥¶õ¸ú·§¶¥¶õ¿ 2324 infringe (vt); go beyond; violate; Õœº¶ë¥ºõÏú¶¿; „¨ìÏq¹õÏú¶¿ 2325 inhabit (vt); dwell; live in a place; þº©¶¬¹Ïú¶¿; „Ï™¶¿ 2326 inhale (vt); breathe in; ¡¼¨¿Ö 2327 inherit (vt); receive as an heir; ©·§¶¬µœ¶í¥¶õ¿<· ±Ëφ¶¿ (n) inheritance; ¡¹œ·ë§ºØœ¶¥¶õ¿ 2328 inhibit (vt); hold back (the feelings etc., )Õ†¶¿¡µÀ¨Î „Ïú¶¿ 2329 inhuman (adj); wicked; ¶Á맶¥Êõþ¶ 2330 initial (adj); at the beginning '§¶Ï¤¶¥¶õ¿ 2331 initiate (vt); begin; start; make a beginning; '§¶Ï¤»Ïú¶¿; ¥Æõ¿†¶¨¿¡Å˜¿Û 2332 inject (vt); throw into; ¨Î¡µ¨»º þƘ¿Û; (n) injection 2333 injunction (n); a preventive orderf of court; '¡µÀ†¶¨; ˆºâ „œ¶à§¶¿í 2334 injure (vt); hurt; <·¦¶õ¡µ§¶ú¶¿; (n) injery; <·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2335 injectice (n); want of justice; Õ þ·ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2336 ink (n) ¬¹§·

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no englishword 2337 inlamnd 2338 inlet 2339 inn 2340 innate 2341 innocent 2342 innovate 2343 inoculate 2344 inorganic 2345 inquire 2346 insane 2347 inscribe 2348 insect 2349 insecure

meaningintel (adj); inside the country away from the sea; ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (n); a way to go into; ¥¶õ¿·âí§¶¥¶õ¿; ¡µë©Èª¶ ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (n); lodging; hotel; ¬µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿; ©ºª·ëÏœº þº¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adj); inborn; ÕÏœ¶§¶Óœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj); blamelessl; pure at heart; þº§¶¡µ§·Ÿº ‰þ¶; ³·Ÿ¶¿©Êþ¶ (vt); improve (a machine etc.,) through research; Ë뜶੺«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨þ¶¿ ¶þ¶¿<Ëþº ¡µë©Èª¶ ¡Å˜¿Û; ¥¶õ¸§¶¿å¨þ¶¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (©ýà); ©·êŸº§ÍŸ¶¶ ˜¾·¨¿ ©È¦¶õ¿ (adj); lifeless; Õþ¶Ï <·§¶¶ (vi&t); try to find out the information or truth; ©ºú·§¶› úȦ¶õ¿; ask questuions; ©ºú·§¶›ü§¶¡µÀ; (n) inquiry, ©ºú·§¶› (adj); mad; ¡¹ú»Ö; (n) insanity; madness (vt); write or mark on a stone or metal; ©·ë¦¶õ¿, úƶ¿Ñ (þý) (adj); unsafe; dangerous; ¤¶†¶ëœ¶¨Èþº; Õ±·¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 2350 inseparable 2351 insert 2352 inside (adj) 2353 insignificant 2354 insist 2355 insoluble 2356 insolvent 2357 inspect 2358 inspire 2359 install 2360 instant 2361 instigate 2362 institute

meaningintel (adj); which can not be seperated; ©º™¶†½¦¶õ¿˜¶¿ ©½¨¿¨Èþº (vt); put inside; †¶Á§¶¿Ö˜ ¨Î¡µ¨ (adj); not significant, unimportant; negligible; ±·ë¥¶õ¿¶êœ¶¨Èþº; ¡µ˜»ÛÏú¶¿ Ëþ¶©·¬¹þ¶ Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥¶õ¿ ¨Èþº (vt&i); urge firmly; þ輄 úÆ¡µÀå (adj); (†¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿¨Î) ¶§¶<¶þº (n); bankrupt; Õ¡µÀ娿 œ½§¶Ö¨Èþº ©·™¶¿ (vt); examine carefully; supervise; ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú¶¿; ¡µ§½¯ºÏú¶¿; œºä½ úȦ¶õ¿; (n) inspector; (n) inspection ; œ¶þº½ (vt); rouse the feelings; „œÈàü¡µ§¶ú¶¿; (n) inspiration; „œÈàü¥¶õ¿ (vt); place; fix; „Ïú¶¿. ¡Å˜¿Û (adj) immediate; œ¶¯¶› ¥Êõþ¶; (n) moment; ¯¶›¥¶õ¿ (vt) provoke; †¶¿§Í矶 úȦ¶õ¿, ¡Çë§È¡¹Ïú¶¿ (vt); found; ³·â¡¹Ïú¶¿; (n) institution; ¬µÏ¬µâ

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no englishword 2363 instruct 2364 instrument 2365 insufficient 2366 insult 2367 insurgent 2368 integer 2369 integrate 2370 intelligent 2371 intend 2372 intensive 2373 intention (n) 2374 intentional 2375 inter-continental 2376 interest 2377 interfere

meaningintel (vt); train; direct; educate; þȧ¶¿å; œÍ멶ú¶Á¡µÀ; £ÎŸºÏú¶¿ (n); tool; ¡µ§º¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); not adequate; ú·¨þº (vt); ill-treat; Õ©¶¥¶õ¸þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿; (n) Õ©¶¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); rebel; œº§¶¿<¶¿ £¸˜¿ úȬ¹þ¶©·™¶¿ (n); whole number ; ¡µÂ§¶ß¬µÏ¶ê (vt); combine; ¶¨¿¡µÀ; ¥Æõ¿œ¶à¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (adj); clever; œÆ¨»©º<¶¨ (vi&t); propose; think to do; „†È⪺Ïú¶¿; '¨Îú¶þ¶úȦ¶õ¿; úȦ¶õ†¶¨ú¶¿ (adj); through, deep; œ½©¶ë¥Êõþ¶; ¥ºõ¶¿Ñ˜¥Êõþ¶ „†È⪶ꥶõ¿, Õ¤»±·ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adj); intended; £¿†ºâ¡µÂ§¶í¶,‰þ¶ (adj); between the continenets, connecting different continents (n); liking; '¬µºà, ©¶™½Ý (vt); meddle with; üͶꥶõ¿ úȬµ¿Ëþ¶¿

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no englishword 2378 interim 2379 internediate 2380 internal (adj) 2381 international 2382 interpret 2383 interrogate 2384 interrupt 2385 interval 2386 interview (n) 2387 intimate 2388 intidate 2389 intoxicate (vt) 2390 intricate 2391 intrigue 2392 introduce

meaningintel mean time; ¥¶õŸ¶ê·¨¥¶õ¿ (adj); lying in between; ¥¶õŸ¶êþ¶¿þ¶ä ¨Î¡µ¨» (adj); bnelonging to two or more countries; ÕÏœ¶§·Øœ½¦¶õ (vt); explain; tell the meaning; Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿ úÆ¡µÀå; ©º©¶§ºÏú¶¿ (vt); putquestions to; inquire; ¡µëªºäÏú¶¿; ©ºú·§¶› úȦ¶õ¿ (vt); onstruct; Õ™¶Ý<ºÏú¶¿; ©ºqµõ䥶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ (n); the time between two events; ¥¶õŸ¶ê·¨¥¶õ¿ ¬µ¥¶õ¸©Èª¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); very close (friend etc.,) Õ þÍê þ¶ê¥Êõþ¶ (vt); frighten; ¤¶¦¶õ¡Å˜¿Û ;(n) intimidation ¥¶õœ¶¿à¶¨¿<¶ üȦ¶õ¿ (adj); complicated; ú»¶¿ÑœÍ¶Á™ºþ¶ (n); plot; ¶¿˜ë; ¶¿œ¶Ïœ¶ë¥¶õ¿; (vt) plot against; ¶¿˜ëúȦ¶õ¿ (vt); bring into the public; ¡µ§ºú¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿; ¡µë©Èª¶¡Å˜¿Û

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no englishword 2393 invade (vt) 2394 invalid 2395 invert 2396 investigate 2397 investment 2398 invigorate 2399 invincible 2400 invisible 2401 invite 2402 invoke 2403 irrational 2404 irregular 2405 irrigate 2406 irritate

meaningintel †¶Ï™Æœºà©¶ú¶¿Ö (adj); not valid; úƨìþº (vt); turn upside down; œ¶¨ºëφ¶¿¨¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (vt); enquire; examine; †¶§·ê¡µÀàü§¶¿¡µÀ (n); money put on a business establishment; ¡Å˜¿à£™º, (vt) invest, ¡Å˜¿Û£™º ¡Å˜¿Û (vt); give energy to; £¨¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ (adj); cannot be defeated; ‹™ºÏ¡µ ª¶¶ê¥¶õ¿·þº; ÕüȦ¶õ¥Êõþ¶ (adj); can not be seen; ¶Ï˜»º ¶þ¶£™¶þº (vt); welcome; ¡¹¨ú¶¿; Õµ¸íþºÏú¶¿; (n) invitation; 'µ¸íþ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); pray; ±·ë§ºâÏú¶¿, ±·ëŸÈ¦¶õ¡µ™¶¿, (n) invocation; ±·ë§¶âþ¶ (adj); not rational; unreasonable; Õ©º©È¶¥Êõþ¶; Õ§¶â§¶¹¸œ¶¥Êõþ¶ (Õ†ýØ); þËœý §Æ³ËåϬ¹£Æì; þËœý ÕϬÅí§¶£Æì; £¸Ÿ¶êœ·§¶¹¸œ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt); cause to flow water over the fields; þ½˜»±·§¶¿†¶¨ ©¶¬µœº ¶¨»åÏú¶¿ (vt&i); annoy; provoke; ©º¬¹<ºÏú¶¿; Í¡µ¥¶õ¿œÆ¡¹åÏú¶¿; (n) irritation; Í¡µ¥¶õ¿; '<¶ë-

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2407 island 2408 isle 2409 isolate 2410 issue 2411 it (pron) 2412 itch 2413 item (n) 2414 itinerant 2415 ivory 2416 jackal 2417 jacket 2418 kacj-fruit 2419 jaggery(n)

meaningintel µ¸¥¶õ¿ (n); a land surrounded by water; †½í¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n)†½©º; a little island (vt); separate; keep apart; ©È§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; ©º™º<· „Ïú¶¿; (n) isolation (vt) send out; release; £¦¶õ˜»º ¡µÏ¡µÀ; ©Æ¨¿©¶§ºÏú¶¿; issue (n) ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; ¬µ¥¶õ¬µê ‚†º (þý); <¶ü»Ø; †¶¿§¶†¶ ÕϪ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); travelling from one place to another; …§¶Á§· œº§¶¿<¶¿ú¶Á „þ¶ä (n) †¶Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿; (adj) †¶Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿œÍ úȬ¹þ¶ (þý) þ¶¶Ñ (þý); œË™¶¿<¶¿; §¶©º¶ ¡µþ¶¬µ¡µÏ™¶¿ £Æ¨ì¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2420 jail (n); prison; üʨ¿; £Ï†º ·þ· 2421 jam (vt); crush; got fixed without any movement <¶˜»Û<· þ˺ѩȦ¶õ¿; ¶†¶¨¶¿Ï™· ‚§¶¿ËÑþº±ö„; (n) ¡µÏ™¶ìœÍ úȬ¹þ¶ ¨Èµ¸ê¥¶õ¿ 2422 jar (n) ü·™½ 2423 jasmine (n) ¥¶õ¨»ì ±Ë†¶ªöØφºúÆ 2424 jaundice (n); a disease of the liver; ·¥Æõ§¶¿ì 2425 jaw (n) †ö™¶ 2426 kealous (adj); envious; Õ¬µÁ¦¶õ¡µ™Æ™º (n) kealousy;; Õ¬µÁ¦¶õ 2427 jeep a small four wheeled motor car; ü¾¡µÀ 2428 jelly a food made from fruit juice and sugar; ü»<¶¿§¶¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä, Š¶ œ½¡¹ ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ 2429 jeopardize (ct); put in risk or danger ú»¶¿Ñ¨Î ¡Å˜¿Û 2430 jerk (n); a sudden shake (of the body); ¶¿†¶¿¡µÀ; Õ†¶¿§¶¿; (vt&i) give a jark 2431 jest (n); joke; µ¸¬µê¡µÀ ü¨¿ì; (n) jester, a joker; µ¸¬µê<·™¶¿ 2432 jet (n); a continuous rush of water; liquid etc. from a narrow space 2433 jet (n) üÆ ˜ý ©º¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2434 jew (n) Ÿ£Áë ü·œºº úÆφºþ¶©·™¶¿; ¦¶õÁ†¶¿™¶¿ 2435 jewel (n); a precious stone, §¶œ¶ä¥¶õ¿; µ¸¸§¶¥¶õ¿; pl. jewellery, ornaments (fixed with diamonds etc..) Õ¤¶§¶›¥¶õ¿¨¿; (n) jeweller, þ¶<¶¨©·ê±·§¶¬µ¿à™¶¿ 2436 jingoist (n); a nationalist who is a lover of war 2437 job (n); the work undertaken; employment; Š¡µÀåËþºþ¶ ¡µþº; „†Íê<¶¥¶õ¿ 2438 jobbery (n) ú»þ¶ä¡µþº, ÕŸº·§¶ †¶¿§ºíþº¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿ 2439 jockey (n); the rider of a horse; <¶¿§¶ë¥¶õ¿ ¡É ³·í§½úȦ¶õ¿ ©·™¶¿ 2440 join (vt&i); unite; connect; †¶<¶Ó§¶¶¿ úȧ¶¿Ö; ¶¨¿¡µÀ; come together; †¶<¶Ó§¶¶¿ úȧ¶¿ 2441 joint (n); link; Õœ¶¿¶¿ ½¨¿ (adj) combined; ¶¨¬¹ ©¶Àþ¶ä 2442 joke (n) úÆ›¿¶¿, µ¸¬µê¡µÀ ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; (n) joker, one who jokes (always), µ¸¸¬µê<·™¶¿; a jester 2443 jolly (adj); cheerful; gay; „¨ì¬µ¥Êõþ¶. Õþ¶Ï†¶¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä 2444 jolt (vt&i); shake; jerk; ¶†¶¨¿; ¶¿†¶¿¡µÀ 2445 journal (n); periodical (magazine etc.) ©·§·à¡µœºë¶ (n) journalist; ©·§·à¡µœºë¶¨¶¿ ©·ê¬µ¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¥Æõ¿.. ¡µÏ¡µÀ©·™¶¿

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no englishword 2446 journey 2447 jovial 2448 joy 2449 jubilee 2450 judge 2451 judge 2452 judicial 2453 judicious 2454 juggler (n) 2455 judicious 2456 juice 2457 jumble 2458 jump 2459 junction

meaningintel (n); travel; ¡µë¦¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ (adj); full of joy; „¨¸ì¬µ¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (n); happiness; 'þ¶Ï†¶¥¶õ¿ (n); celebration; ¡µÏ™¶¿<¶; „œ¶ð©¶¥¶õ¿ (n); an officer who decides (the cases) in a court of law; þ·ê¦¶õ¸Ÿº¡µœº (vt&i); give judgement, decide; consider; œ½§¶¿å ‚ú¶¿Ö, þº§¶ß¦õÏú¶¿; '¨Îú»Ïú¶¿; (n) judgement; œ½§¶¿å (adj); þ·ê¦¶õ ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶; ú¶˜Û¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj); wiseœÆ¨»©º<¶¨ <·§¶™½©·™¶¿ (Õ†ýØ) ¡µÏ™¶ì§¶¬µ¥¶õ¿ (vt); make a mess; mix ú»Ï†¶§¶ ©¶Ï†¶§¶<· úȦ¶õ¿; ¶¨»¡¹©È¦¶õ¿ (vi&t); leap forward; rise suddenlt; †¶¿¥¶õ¿ü¿Ñ; ¡Éº ¨Èú¶¿ (n); a meeting point; ¶¨»¦¶õ¿ ú͘¿

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no englishword 2460 juncture 2461 jungle 2462 juniour 2463 jury 2464 just 2465 justice (n) 2466 justify 2467 juvenile 2468 kangaroo 2469 keen 2470 keep 2471 kennel

meaningintel (n) important time; ¥¶õ¿¶ê¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; œ¶§¶¿›¥¶õ¿ (n) forest; Õ§¶›ê¥¶õ¿ (n); lower in rank; ºëφº œ¶§¶<¶œº ©·™¶¿; œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶ Õþ¶¿¤¶©¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ ©·™¶¿ (n); the body of judges; þ·ê¦¶õ ¥¶õÁ§¶¿à¨ ¬µ¤¶ (adj); reasonable, ¬µ§¶¬µ¥Êõþ¶ ¬µ§º‰þ¶ þ·ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vt); defend; prove the correctness; ¬µ¥¶õ¸Ÿ·þ¶¥¶õ¿ úÆ¡µÀå; þº§¶Á¡¹Ïú¶¿ (adj); young; childish; £¸¨¸ê©¶¬µâ¨Îþ¶¿þ¶ä (n) ; an sustralian animal which keeps its baby in a sack near the stomach; ¶Ï <·§¶¿ üÏœ¶¿©¶À (adj); very sensitive; very anixious; sharp (eg; keen contest); ¬µÁ¯¶é£¿†ºâ¶¨; „œ·ðµ¸¥¶õ¿¶¨; ©·™º‰þ¶ (vt); hold; guard; run; „Ïú¶¿; ü·<¶ëœ¶àúȦ¶õ¿; þº§¶í¹¸Ïú¶¿; (eg.. he keeps an inn); (n) keeper; ·¡µ¨¸·¦¶õ¿'™¶¿ (n); a small hut for the dog; ¶¿¶Ñ¨†Ë™ºÝ

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no englishword 2472 kerchief (n) 2473 kerosene 2474 kettle 2475 key (n) 2476 kick 2477 kid 2478 kidnap 2479 kidney (n) 2480 kill 2481 liln 2482 kilogram 2483 kin (n) 2484 kind 2485 kind 2486 kindle

meaningintel §¶¿¥¶õ¸¨¿ (n); a light and colourless inflammable oil; º§¶¬µþ·¦õ¨¿ (n); a mug with a handle; ¨Îµ¸¡µÀ¶Áü· œ·®¶¡µÀúÆ©º (vt); hit with a foot; œ¶þ¶¿ä; (n) ·¨»†Æ£ç (n); baby; ú»þ¶ä ¡¹¨ì (vt); take away (somebody) forcibly ‡œ¶¿àËþº ±Í©¶À ¥¶õÁœ¶ë¡¹Ï™¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) put to death; ú¶Ï¡µÀ (n) furnace; ˨»¥ºõ (n); a weight of thousand grammes; º¨Î<·ë¥¶õ¿ £ÏŸ¶¿œ¶í¥¶õ¿ (n); class; group; œ¶§¶<¶œº. ü·œº (adj); merciful; †¶¦¶õ<¶¨ (vt&i);©Æ¨»<ºÏú¶¿; ÕϘ¿Ëþ¶¿

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no englishword 2487 kinetic 2488 king 2489 kink 2490 kiss 2491 kit 2492 kitchen 2493 kite 2494 kitten 2495 kiwi 2496 kleptomaniac,

meaningintel (adj); caused by motion; ú¶¨þ¶¥¶õ¿ ©¶¨þ¶; eg; kinetic energy; <¶œº ª¶ºà (n); a ruler of a kingdom; §·ü¿ (n) kingdom, §·üꥶõ¿ (n); bending; ©¶Ï¡µÀ; (vi&t) bend; ©¶Ï <¶¿ ,©¶Ïú¶¿ (vt);¥¶õ¿†¶¿â¡Å˜¿ÛËþ¶¿; (n) ¥¶õ¿†¶¿â (n); a tool box; ³·¥¶õ¸þ¶¿ ¡Å˜ÆÛ (n); the separate rom used for cooking food;©¶Ï˜<¶†º (n); a bird of prey, <¶ë†¶â. <·¨» ¡µ˜¥¶õ¿ (n); baby cat; ¡¹¨»ì¡¹¨ì¨¿ (n); a wingless bird seen in Newzealand (n); a person who had a mania to steal small things; ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À¨¿ †ËÏ <º¨»Ïú¶¿ £¨¼¸þ¶œ¶ <¶¨ ©¶êºà 2497 knave (n); a petty fellow, cheat; þ½ú¶¿™¶¿; ¥Æõ¸¬µ<·™¶¿ 2498 knee (n) ¥Æõ¸·¨¿, ¥Æõ¸·¨¿ ú»¡µå 2499 kneel (vi); bend the knees; ¥Æõ¸·®¶¿ò ©¶Ïú¶¿ 2500 knockers (n.pl.) þº¶Ñ§¶¿, ¡¹˜»Û¨¸<¶¿

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no englishword 2501 KNIFE 2502 knight (n) 2503 knit (vt) 2504 knock 2505 knot 2506 know 2507 lab 2508 label 2509 labour 2510 labour 2511 lac (n) 2512 lace (n)

meaningintel (n); a sharp and flat blde with a handle; ¶œºà ¦Æõ¸Ÿ¶¿™¶¿ ¬µÁ†ºœÍ Õ¨¿ì (vt&i)l hit; dash against; ˘¿Û; (þȨ¶¿) <¶¿†¶¿âËþ¶¿ (n); tie; a difficulty; ¥¶õ¿™º; ¬µ¥¶õ¬µê (vt&i); lern by experience; understand; recognise; œÆ¨»¬¹Ëþ¶¿, Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿; <¶¿§ºàÏú¶¿ (n) knowledge, ü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); short name for laboratory; ¡µë¦Æõ¸<¶ª·¨ (n); a piece of paper fixed on a box etc. to indicate its contents etc.,¨È£¿¨¿ ¡Éþ¶ ÕϘ»Ïú»þ¶ ú¾˜¾; (vt) affix a label, ú¾˜¾ ÕϘ»Ïú¶¿ (n); manual work; (n.pl) working class; ª·§½§¶¶ ª¶ë¥¶õ; ª·ë¥ºõ¶ ©¶§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (vi&t); work hard; give birth (to a baby) (n) labourer ª·ë¥ºõ¶¿™¶¿; labourroom, delivery room; ·Ï¡µÀ¨<¶†º (adj) labourious, difficult; ¶«µÛœ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ ¨¶Ñ Õ¨»ì¶; Õ¨»ì¶ œ·ë™¶¿

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no englishword 2513 lack 2514 lactic 2515 jacuna 2516 lad 2517 ladder (n) 2518 lady 2519 lag 2520 lake 2521 lakh 2522 lamb 2523 lame 2524 lament 2525 lamina 2526 lamp (n)

meaningintel (n); want, shortage; ¨Èþº ˧¶œ¶ (adj); of milk; ¯½§¶¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); gap, short coming ·®¾, ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n); boy, (opp. lass); ¡¹¨ì©·™¶¿ þºúÆÖþ¶ (n); a woman belonging to a respectable family; ¬µÏ¡µë†·¦¶õ ¶¿˜¿Ï£¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ úÆφºþ¶ ¬¼àë (vi); fall behind; ©Æþ¶¿¶¡µ™¶¿ (n) a wide stretch of water; ¬µ§¶¬µ¿ð, ˨þ¶¿ lac; one hundred thousand; ¨¯¶ (n); young sheep <˧Æ롹¨ì (n); crippled; ¶¿Ï˜» (vt&i); weep; express grief; ˆ™¶¿Ö; ªÍ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a thin layer; ±Ë§¶ †½¡µ¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 2527 land 2528 land 2529 languish 2530 lantern (n) 2531 lap 2532 lapse 2533 large 2534 lark 2535 larva (n) 2536 larynx (n) 2537 lash 2538 lass 2539 last 2540 late 2541 latent

meaningintel (n); ground, the dry surface of the earth; þȨ; ¤¶Á¥ºõ (vi&i); bring down to the earth; come down to land ; þȨ¶¿ †ºÏú¶¿; †º<¶¿ (vi); become; weak; þ½§¶¬¹Ïú» ±Í©¶À ¨¸Ïœ¶§¶¿ Š™º (n); error; ±Ë§¶±·˜¿; <¶™¶ ú»þ¶ (¥¶õŸ¶ê) ·¨¥¶õ¿, (vi), ü§º<ºþ¶ (adj); very big; ú·¨¸¡Å†¶â (n); a singing bird; ¤¸§¶œ¶ ¡µ¯º Õ¡µÀå™È <¶¿™¶¿Ý þ¶¿Ï™º £¦¶õ˜¶¿ ©¶ú»Öþ¶ ºë ¥ºõ ¬µí§¶¡Ç˜»¶ (vt); strike with a whip; ˧¶™·œÍ ˘¿Û; (n) ˧¶™·†Æ£ç (n); young girl (opp. lad); '™¶¡¹¨ì (adj); final; (adv) at the end; very recent; ú»©¶§Ê, ºë†¶˜» (adv); '¨ª¶ê¥¶õ¿<·, (eg; late news) (adj); hidden (inside); ÕÏœ¶§¶Óœ¶¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 2542 lateral 2543 lateral 2544 latest 2545 lather 2546 latitude 2547 latrine 2548 laud 2549 laugh 2550 launch 2551 launder 2552 lava

meaningintel (adj); hidden (inside);ÕÏœ¶§¶Óœ¶¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (adj); at the sides, ¡µë¶Ñ þ¶¿þ¶ä ; ±·§¶îí¡µÀ (adj); (superl), late; most recent; ¶™¶¡µ˜» (n); foam, þ¶¿§¶<¶ (n); the angle between the equator and a line (or point) in the northern hemisphere, '¯·Ïª¶¥¶õ¿ (n); lavatory; ¥¶õ§¶¿<¶¿†Ë™ºÝ (vi); praise; ¬µ¿àœºÏú¶¿ (vt); þ¶©¶Àí˜, (n) þ¶©¶Àí (vt&i); send out (into the space etc.,) start; '§¶Ï¤»Ïú¶¿; ¡µÏ¡µÀ; œÍ릶õ¿; (n) a boat; ¬¼Û¥¶õ§¶¿; ¨¸Ïú¾ (n); a person who washes the clothes; a washer man; £˜Û¨¿ „œ¶¿¶¿©·™¶¿; (n) laundry (n); the hot liquid flowing out from a volcano; ¨¸©·; Õ<ºä ¡µë휶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿Ï™º ©Æ¨¿©¶™¶¿ „«µß†¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 2553 lavatory 2554 lavish 2555 law 2556 lawyer 2557 lay-(man) 2558 layer 2559 layer 2560 lazy 2561 lead 2562 lead 2563 leaf (n) 2564 leaf let (n) 2565 league 2566 leak

meaningintel (n) latrine; ¥¶õ§¶¿<¶¿†Ë™ºÝ (adj); excessive; Õœº<· ¶§¶¿ÖúȦ¶õ¿ (n); an area of green grass; ¡µú¶Ö<¶™ºÝ þȨ (n);a person who practices law; ¨¸¦¶õ§¶¿; þ·ê¦¶õ©·†º (adj); common (man); ³·¥¶õ¸Ï¦¶õ©¶êºà; Õþ¶¿¤¶©¶¥¶õ¿¨Æþº©·™¶¿ (þý) (n); covering; ±Ë§¶ (adj); idle; inactive; ³Í¥¶õ§º¦Êõþ¶; £†¶â¶¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä; (n) laziness, £†¶â¶¥¶õ¿ ¬¼¬µ¥¶õ¿ (vt&i); guide; direct as a chief; œº¬µ¿Ëþº±ö„; †·§ºú¶Á¡µÀ þ·¦¶õ¶œ¶í¥¶õ¿ ©¶¹¸Ïú¶¿; (n) laziness, £†¶â¶¥¶õ¿ '¶¿; ¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ ¶§¶¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n); a group (of nations etc.,) ¬µ¥ºõœº, ¶Á˜¥ºõ (n); small hole, crack; ú»¨¿ì; ¡µ<¶¿¨¿;(vt) flow out; reveal (the secret);

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2567 lean 2568 leap 2569 learn 2570 lease 2571 leather 2572 leave 2573 lecture 2574 ledger 2575 leecj (n) 2576 left 2577 leg (n) 2578 legacy 2579 legal

meaningintel ·§¶¿, §¶µ¸¬µê¥¶õ¿ £¦¶õ˜¡Å˜¿Û (vi); rest on; bend; Š§¶¿<¶¿; Š¥¶õ¿Ó; (adj) ¬µþ¶äþº (vt&i); jump forward jump over; †¶Á¶¿; <¶Ïœ¶¿©È¦¶õ¿ (n) <ÆÏœ¶¿ (vt&i); gain knowledge from books etc.,Õ¤¶ê¬¹Ïú¶¿ (n); an agreement to use a building, a machine etv., (Õ†Æâ) Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿; (vt) give on lease; Õ†Æ⶿ ‚ú¶¿Ö (n); cured skin of animals; œÍ¨¿; ú¶§¶é¥¶õ¿ (vt); quit; go away; ©¶†º¨» ©È¦¶õ¿; ©º™ºú»©Æ®¶¿ò; (n) ª¶¨©¶À; Õþ¶¿üä (permission) (n); a long speech; „¡µÏ¦¶õ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿; (vt) give a speech; ¡µë¬µÏ <¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ '©¶§·Ø¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿ ü¨<¶ (adv); opp. right; ‡™¶¥¶õ ·¨¿ (n); custum; 'ú·§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); pertaining to law; þ·ê¦¶õ³·¬µàë ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 2580 legend 2581 legible 2582 legislate 2583 legislature (n) 2584 legitimate 2585 leisure 2586 lemon (adj) 2587 lend 2588 length 2589 lens (n) 2590 leopard 2591 leper 2592 leprosy (n)

meaningintel mythological story or narrative ¡µÀ§·›<·Ÿ¶ (adj); easy to be read; ú¶†¶¿©¶À˜¶¿ ©½¨Êþ¶ (vt); make laws; ú¶˜Û¥¶õ¿(¨¿) úȦ¶õ¿ ª·¬µþ¶ þº§·é› ª·¶ (©º¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿) (adj); genuine; lawful; þ·ê¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶; ú¶˜Û¬µ¥¶õ霶¥Êõþ¶ (n); spare time, ·®¾ ¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ þº¥¶õé (vt); give a loan; Õ§¶¿©ºú¶¿Ö; Õ¡µÀå ‚ú¶¿Ö (n); the measure of the shortest distance between two points; ±Ë™¶©¶À (˨œ¶) ¶˜¶¥¶õ¿; <·ü¿£»®¶ò (n); a large animal which belongs to cats family with black spots on the body; ú»§¶¿œ¶¡µÀ¨» (n); person sufferiung from leprosy; ¶¿«¹Û §Í<º ¶¿«¹Û§Ë<¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 2593 less 2594 lessen 2595 lesson (n) 2596 let 2597 lethal 2598 lethargy 2599 letter 2600 level 2601 lever 2602 levy 2603 liability 2604 liar

meaningintel (adj); smaller in quantity; ËÏúÆ¥¶õ¿ (vt); make less reduce; œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿ ±·˜¥¶õ¿ (vt); permit; hire; Õþ¶¿¥¶õœº ‚ú¶¿Ö, Õ†Æ⶿‚ú¶¿Ö (adj); causing death (eg., lethal weapons etc.)¥¶õ§¶›¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ (n); dillness; drowsiness; ¥¶õœ¶¿à<· þ¶¿þ¶ä; ¥Êõ¶¥¶õ¿ (n)a written message, Õ¯¶§¶¥¶õ¿,ü·£¿ (n); the surface; the height of the land from the surface of the sea; þȨ; ‡œ¶¿à (n); a simple machine used to lift the weights (n); tax; (vt) impose or collect a tax ; ¬µ¿Ï¶¥¶õ¿, ¬µ¿¶¥¶õ¿ ©ºŸºÏú¶¿˜; ©¶¬µÁ¨¿ úȦ¶õ¿˜ (adj); answerable; accountable; ü©·£¿†·§½‰þ¶; £¸Ÿ¶¿ê™Êþ¶ (n); a person who usually tells lies; Õ£†¶â¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¡µ¨¿¶¿©·™¶¿ army , ¬Éþº¶ ÕŸº·§º

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no englishword meaningintel 2605 life (n) ü¾©¶¥¶õ¿; £ëœ¶¿¶¿; ü¾©ºœ¶¥¶õ¿ 2606 life insurance ü¾©ºœ¶ ¤¾¥¶õ¸ (n) 2607 lift (vt&i); raise,‡œ¶¿à; ¡Éº¨È¡µÀ, (n) þȨ þ¶¿Ï™º ¡Éº œ½¬µ¿¶¿©Æ®¶¿ò ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿¨ý £§¶¿©¶À¨þ¶¿ ‡œ¶¿à ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ 2608 light (n); brightness; lamp; ©Æ¨¿œ¶¿§¶¿, †½¡µ¥¶õ¿, (adj) not heavy; œÈ¨»Êþ¶; (vt) set fire; ©Æ¨»<ºÏú¶¿ 2609 lighten (vt); remove some of the weight; £§¶¿©¶À œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿; œÈ¨»Êþ¶; (vt) set fire; ©Æ¨»<ºÏú¶¿ 2610 lightning (n); a flasjh of light in the sky; ¥Æõ§¶¿¡µÀ 2611 like (vt&i); love; to have interest in; ‚«µÛ¡µ™¶¿; '¬µºà ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ 2612 like (adj); similar (in appearance); ±Í¨»¦¶õ¿þ¶ä 2613 likely (adv); perhaps; £µ¸¿ª· 2614 likeness (n); similarity; ±Í¨»¶ 2615 likewise (conj); in the same way, ÕŸÈ©ºŸ¶Ï <·

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no englishword 2616 liking 2617 limb 2618 lime (n) 2619 limit 2620 limitation (n) 2621 limp 2622 line 2623 lineage 2624 linear (adj) 2625 linen (n) 2626 linger 2627 lingua franca 2628 linguistics 2629 link

meaningintel (n) love; desire; ͧºý, ‚«µÛœ¶ (n); a joint in the body; Õ©¶¦¶õ©¶¥¶õ¿, ÕÏ <¶¥¶õ¿ þº¥¶õ页ϙ¶¿, ¬µ¿þ¶ä¥¶õ¿ªºì¥ºõœý (n) boundry, check; µ¸†¶¿â, Õ†¶¿¡µÀ, (vt) check; put a limit µ¸†¶¿â (vi); drag the leg while walking; ¶¿Ï˜¿ (n); a thin mark of a thread; row; <½œ¶, ©¶§¶¿¬µ (n); the line of ancestors; ©¶Ïª¶¥¶õ¿; ¡µ§¶Ï¡µ§¶ §È½¦¶õ þ·§¶ (vt&i); stay, pass time; go slow; ¬µÏ†º<·â©¶¬µâ¨Îþ¶¿Ï™¶¿; '¨ª¶ê¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n); common language; ©¶ê©¶µ¸§º¶ ¤¸«µ (n.pl); the study of origin and development of languages ¤¸´Íœ¶åœºà ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (n); joint; connection; Õœ¶¿¶¿; ËÆÑ¥¶õ¿; <˨¿¬µ¿ ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ Š¶ „Ï <¶§¶¥¶õ¿; (vt&i)

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2630 lint 2631 lion (n) 2632 lioness (n) 2633 lip (n) 2634 liquify 2635 liquor 2636 list 2637 list 2638 listen 2639 literacy 2640 literate 2641 literature (n) 2642 litigate 2643 litre

meaningintel join; connection; join with; ¶¨¿¡µÀ; úȧ¶¿Ö; úȧ¶¿ (n); soft cotton used for bandage; ¥Æõœ¶àþº†¶Á†º ¬¹Ï µ¸¥¶õ¿ Õ™¶©º ¬¹Ï µ¸¥¶õ¿ ¡Å†¶©º (vt&i); make or become liquid; ¶§¶<ºÏú¶¿; ¶§¶¿<¶¿; (n) liquid; †¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿ (n); an intoxicating drink; alcohol ¶¨¿ì, ³·§·¦õ (n); a roll of goods etc., ü·£»œ·; ¡µ˜»Û¶ (vt); prepare a list; ü·£»œ· œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vi); pay attention to the words (spoken); ©ºþ¶¿ (n) reading and writing, ©¶À†¶ê, ú¶†¶¿©¶À (n) ©º†·ê©¶Ïœ¶¿™¶¿; literary (adj) ³·§¶¬µíœ¶ ³·¹¸œ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt&i); ©·êüꥶõ¸™¶¿; (n) litigation; ©º©·†¶¥¶õ¿; (n) litigant; ©º©·†·¡¹ë¦¶õ¿™¶¿ (n); a measure of thousand cubric centimetres; ¨¾˜§¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2644 little (n); small; ú»þ¶ä 2645 live (vi); keep life; dwell; £ëœ¶¿¶¿; þº©¶¬¹Ïú¶¿; (adj) having life'; £ëœºº¦¶õ¿þ¶ä; ü¾©ºÏú»¦¶õ¿þ¶ä 2646 livelihood (n); occupation; source of earning money to live ü¾©¶þͱ·Ÿº; ©¶Ãœºà 2647 lively (adj); gay, active, „¨¸ì¬µ¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä; (n) liveliness, ú¶¿§¶¿¶¿†¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ 2648 liver (n); the organ in the body which produces bile; ·¨È¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2649 living (adj); having lifeü¾©ºÏú»¦¶õ¿þ¶ä; (n) occupation; ©¶Ãœºà 2650 lizard (n) £¨»ì 2651 load (n); weight carriied ¤¸§¶¥¶õ¿; £§¶¿©¶À 2652 load (vt&i); furnish with the goods; charge (the gun);£§¶¿©¶À ©È¦¶õ¿; þºÏ¡µÀ 2653 loaf (n); a piece of bread; §Ë˜ÈÛ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ 2654 loan (n); sum of money lent, (vt) give as loan; Õ¡µÀå; Õ¡µÀå ‚ú¶¿Ö 2655 loath, loth (adj); dislike; Õ¬µ¹¸êÏú¶¿ËþÆ™¶¿ 2656 loathe (vt); hate; Õ¬µ¹¸êÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ 2657 loaves (n.pl.); see; loaf

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no englishword 2658 lobby 2659 local 2660 lock 2661 lock up 2662 locomotive 2663 locus (n) 2664 locust 2665 lodge 2666 lofty 2667 log (n) 2668 logic 2669 loin (n) 2670 loiter

meaningintel (n); a long hall, ¡Å†¶â <¶†º (adj); belonging to aparticulr place; ³·âþº¶; ±·ëÏœ½¦¶õ (eg; local news) (n); œ·®¶¥¶õ¿, (vt) fasten the doors with a lock; œ·®¶¥¶õ¿ ©È¦¶õ¿ (n); prison; (vt) put in the prison (n); an engine which carries (or drags) the loads; a railway engine; <¶¥¶õþ¶ ª¶ºà <¶¨ ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ ¡µŸ¶¥¶õ¿, £»Ï†¶¿¡µŸ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) ¥ºõ™¶œ¶ (vt&i); take rest; set aside (a comlaint); ©ºª·ëÏœº œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿; œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿ (adj); high; noble; „þ¶äœ¶¥Êõþ¶; <Ë¡µå †¶¿Ï <¶; short form for logarithm; ¬µÏ©¶§¶Ó¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); the science of reasoning; œ¶§¶Ñ¥¶õ¿; logical, (adj) according to reason or logic þ·ê¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶ <Íú¾ (vi); move slowly to pass time; ü·<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword 2671 lone 2672 long 2673 long 2674 long 2675 long 2676 long 2677 longitude (n) 2678 look 2679 loom 2680 loop 2681 loophole 2682 loose 2683 loot

meaningintel (adj); single; lonely; without others; ŠÏ˜§º<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (adj); single; alone; ˆ·Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶; ŠÏ˜§º<·þºþ¶ä (adj); much of length or time; ±Ë™¶©Êþ¶; ú·¨¸·¨¥Êõþ¶ (adv); ú·¨¸¬Ç¡µÀ (þ¶¿Ï™º) (vi); wait patiently; ¶Æ§¶¿; 'ªºÏú¶¿ (n); long time; ú·¨¸·¨¥¶õ¿ §È·Ïª¶¥¶õ¿ (vi&t); see the objects etc., observe; wait; seems; ú¶Áú¶¿; ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú¶¿; ‡†¶¿§¶¿ú¶Á¡µÀ, ¶þ¶£™¶¿; (n) appearance; view; ú¶Á¡µÀ; †¶Ã«¹Û ¥¶õ<¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (n); a round thread, œ·™¶¿ (n); a way to escape from the law or control; ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿; œ¶¡¹åÏú¶¿Ëþº˜¶¿ ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (adj); not tight; ©¶†¶¿¨Êþ¶; (vt) set free (vt); rob; take away unlawfully; †Íú¶¿Ëþº ±Í©¶À; ‡œ¶¿àËþº ±Í©¶À

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no englishword 2684 lord 2685 lorry 2686 lot 2687 lotion 2688 lottery 2689 lotus (n) 2690 loud 2691 lounge 2692 love 2693 love 2694 lovely 2695 low 2696 loyal 2697 lubricate

meaningintel (n); king, god; ¡µà¤¶¿©¶À; †Ê©¶¥¶õ¿ (n)¨¸§½, a load carrying vehicle (n); the totality of anything; ¥Æõ¿œ¶à¥¶õ¿ a medicated liquid, †¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿ ¨¸˜¸§½ ¡µ†¶é¥¶õ¿, œ·¥¶õ§¶¡µÀ©¶Àí (adj); making agreat sound; £»<¶Ó§¶<· (n); a resting place ©ºª·ëÏœº <¶†º (n); likingl affection; attraction; ‚«µÛœ¶; Õþ¶¿§·<¶¥¶õ¿; '¶§¶ï›; ¡Ç륶õ (vt);like; befond of; ‚«µÛ¡µ™¶¿; ͧ¶¿; ¡Ç륺õÏú¶¿ (adj); lovable; beautifulͧ¶†¶<ºþ¶; Õφ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj); not high; below the usual level; ‡œ¶¿à·þº; ¡µ¨ì¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä; not loud; þÆ¥¶õ醺<·; inferior in rank; œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶ü·œºº úÆφºþ¶ (adj); faithful, þ¶¥¶õ鶥Êõþ¶; ©ºª·í¬µ¥¶õ¿<¶¨ (vt); put grease or oil to make smooth; ¶Ï†Æþ¶©È¦¶õ¿; ú¶¥¶õ¿§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword 2698 lucid 2699 luck 2700 lucrative 2701 ludicrous 2702 luggage 2703 lukewarm 2704 lull 2705 luminary 2706 lump 2707 lunar 2708 lunch 2709 lung (n) 2710 lure 2711 lust

meaningintel (adj); shining; clear;¡µë·ªºÏú¶¿ú¶¿þ¶ä; þº§¶é¨¥Êõþ¶ (n); fortune; Õ†¶Ã«µÛ¥¶õ¿ (adv) luckily; by chance fortunately; Õ†¶Ã«µÛ©¶ª·œ¶¿à (adj); profitable, ¨¸¤¶†·¦¶õ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj); causing laugh; humorous; þ¶©¶Àí ¡µÀ˜»ÛÏúÆ™º (n); bag and baggage; ³·¥¶õ¸þ¶¿ (adj); slightly warm, ËÏúÆ¥¶õ¿ ©È™º <·þ¶¿þ¶ä (vt&i); rock the baby to sleep; be quiet, become quiet; þº†¶ë¡µÀú¶¿Ö; „¡µª¶¥ºõÏ¡µüȦ¶õ¿; ª·ÏœºÏú¶¿ (n); a shining body in the sky; ©Æ¨¿<¶¿þºú¶¿Öþ¶†º (n); a block of metal etc., ¥¶õ¿†¶â (adj); of moon; ú¶Ï†¶¿ëþºº ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ (g. lunar eclipse, ú¶Ï†¶ë<¶ëµ¸›¥¶õ¿) (n); mid-day meal; ¥¶õŸ·êµ¸ä¤Îüþ¶¥¶õ¿ …¡¹§ºœºœºà (vt); allure; attract;; '¶§ºïÏú¶¿; ¥Æõ¸¹¸Ï¡µúȦ¶õ¿; ©¶Ïú»Ïú¶¿ lure ©¶Ïú¶þ¶, 'ª¶, '¶§¶ï› (n); too much of desirel ©·ê¥Æõ¸µ¸¥¶õ¿, œ¶Ã«µß

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no englishword 2712 lustre 2713 lute (n) 2714 ma'am 2715 machine

meaningintel (n); brightness, ¡µë·ª¶¥¶õ¿; ¥Æõ§¶¿<¶¿ ©½› (n) madem. ‚¨¸ì¨¿ (n); an instrument to produce goods; a machine to do some work; ¡µþº ¥¶õ¿˜¿Û , ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ 2716 mad (adj); lunatic ; ¡¹ú»Ö 2717 magazine (n); a periodical (monthly etc.,) (©·§¶, ¥¶õ¸¬µ ¥Æõ¿.) ¡µœºë¶ 2718 magic (n); witchcraft; a play of tricks, ¥¶õÏœ¶ëü·¨¥¶õ¿, ‚φ¶ëü·¨¥¶õ¿ 2719 magistrate (n); judge; þ·ê¦¶õ¸Ÿº ·§º (adj) magistrial, having authority or power; ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ 2720 magnanimous (adj); noble, unselfish; ¥¶õµ¸Îþ¶äœ¶¥Êõþ¶ '†¶§¶î¥¶õ¿ <¶¨, Œ†·§¶ê¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ 2721 magnate (n); influential business man; ¡Å†¶â ©·ê±·§º 2722 magnesium (n) ¥Æõ<½ä«¹¦¶õÏ ¨Îµ¸¥¶õ¿ 2723 magnet (n) Õ¦¶õ³·ÑÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ 2724 magnificent (adj); great; remarkable; <Ë¡µå; <¶¿§ºàÏú¶†¶<¶Ó

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no englishword meaningintel 2725 magnify (vt); make big with a lense; exaggerate; ¶˜¶¥¶õ¿œÍ ©¶¬µ¿à©¶Àþ¶¿ ¡Å†¶â†º<· úȬ¹ú¶Á¡µÀ; ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ úȬ¹ úÆ¡µÀå; <Ë¡µå<· úȬ¹ úÆ¡µÀå 2726 magnitude (n); size; ¡µ§º¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ 2727 maid (n); unmarried girl; ¶ þ¶ê 2728 mail (n); letters etc., sent by post; postal van; œ¶±·¨¸¨¿; œ¶±·¨¸£Ï™º 2729 main (adj); important; chief; ¥¶õ¿¶ê¥Êõþ¶ 2730 maintain (vt&i); keep in a good condition; bear; support; justify; ü·<¶ëœ¶à<· ú¶Áú¶¿; ¤¶§ºÏú¶¿; ¬µ¥¶õ§ºâÏú¶¿; (n) maintenance, þº§¶í¹¸Ïú¶¿ 2731 maize (n) ¥Æõ¿¶ÑüËþ¶ä 2732 majesty (n); royal dignity; qµõþ¶œ¶; §·üœÈü¥¶õ¿ 2733 major (n); an army officer, ¬Éþº͆Íê<º, ú¶˜Û§ºœ·ê¦¶õ¿¶à ©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿ð ©¶ú»Öþ¶ ©·™¶¿ 2734 major (adj); greater, older; (opp. minor); ¡Å†¶â ¬µÏ¶ê, ¡Å†¶â ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿; ‡¶¿Ñ©¶¥¶õφº 2735 make (vt&i); produce; creat, move; œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; §¶Á±ËφºÏú¶¿; ¶†¶¨»±Í©¶À; (n) maker œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿©·™¶¿ 2736 maladjusted (adj); badly adjusted; ¶¿†¶¿§¶¿¨Èþý, ¶¨©¶þº; ¬µ§º¡µ™¶þº

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no englishword 2737 malady 2738 malaria 2739 MALE 2740 malice

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(n); illness;§Í<¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a type of fever caused due to mosquito bite, ¥¶õ¨È§½¦¶õ; ú¶¨»üí§¶¥¶õ¿ (n&adj); ¥¶õ<¶©·™¶¿; ¥¶õ<¶ (n); enmity; bad temper, Í럶¥¶õ¿; †¶¿«µÛ£¿†ºâ; (adj) malicious; evilminded; †Í뵸£¿†ºâ<¶¨ 2741 malign (adj); malicious; †¶¿«µÛ£¿†ºâ<¶¨, (vt) defame; Õ¡µ½§ºà ¶¨¿<¶üȦ¶õ¿ 2742 malleable (adj); metals etc. which can be moulded into wires or sheets; ³·<Æ™º <¶¿›¥¶õ¿<¶¨ 2743 malnutrition (n) œºÏ™º ¨Î¡µ¥¶õ¿ 2744 malpractice (n); a wrong practice; †¶¿§¶¨©·˜¿, illegal behaviour; †¶¿«µå멶§¶àþ¶ 2745 malt(n) ü·©¶ 2746 mammoth (adj); very big huge; ú·¨¸¡Å†¶â 2747 man (n); ¥¶õþ¶¿«µ¿ê™¶¿, ¥¶õ<¶©·™¶¿; humanbeing; (adj) manliness; ¥¶õ<¶œ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿; ¡µÀ§¶¿«µœ¶í¥¶õ¿ 2748 manage (vt&i); administer succeed; ·§¶êþº§¶íµ¸›úȦ¶õ¿, ¡µÂ§ºàúȦ¶õ¿; (n) manager;

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2749 mandamus 2750 mandate 2751 manago (n) 2752 mania 2753 manifest 2754 manifesto 2755 manipulate 2756 manner 2757 manoeuvre 2758 mansion

meaningintel ·§¶êþº§¶íµ¸¶¿™¶¿ (n); a notice sent by a higher court to a lower court of law; ¡Å†¶âϦ¶õ¸¦¶õ¸Ÿº·§¶¿ ºëφº ͧ¶¿Û¶¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö „œ¶à§¶¿í (n); order; given authority; „œ¶à§¶¿í; ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ ¥¶õ¸¥ºõ™º úƘ¿Û ¨È¶ ¡µÏ™¶¿ (n); madness; foolish desire; ©Æ§ºëœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿; ¡¹ú»Ö¤¶ë¥¶õ(n) maniac, a person having a mania (vt); reveal; make clear or known;l show clearly; ¬µå«µÛ¡µ§¶ú¶¿; ¡µëœ¶ê¯¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿; (n) manifestation; display; revelation; ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶; ¡µëœ¶ê¯¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a declaration of policy (of a p9litical party etc.,) ¨¯¶ê¡µë¶˜þ¶ (vt); manage; use unfair methods to get something done; þȧ¶¿å<· úȦ¶õ¿; ¬µ§¶¿â£¸˜¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (n); method; style; behaviour; ¡µ†¶âœº; 'ú·§¶¥¶õ¿; þ¶™¶©¶™º (n); plan; movement of the armed forces; ©¶Â굸¥¶õ¿; ¬Éþº¶ ¶†¶¨»¶ (n); a large building; <Ë¡µå¤¶©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2759 mantle (n); a covering round a flame; loose cloak; ¡Å˜Î륶õ¸¶¿ð¨Ê˜¿ ©¶œºà; ©¶†¶¿¨¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä úË·Ñ 2760 manual (n); hand book; reference book úÈœº¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿, †½¡¹¶ 2761 manual (adj); something done with hand; úÈœºœÍ œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȬ¹þ¶ 2762 manufacture (vt); produce the goods etc., (in a factory); œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿˜ 2763 manure (n); natural fertilizer (made from watage) or other material used to make the land fertile; ‡§¶¿©¶À 2764 manuscript (n); the written material of a book etc., ©·ëœ¶¡µëœº 2765 many (adj); numerous; big in number 2766 map (n); a representative diagram; ¬µÁú»¶¡µ˜¥¶õ¿, (†Èª¶) ¡µ˜¥¶õ¿ 2767 mar (vt); damage, ruin; úÆ™¶<˘¿Û, ±·™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ 2768 marble (n) ±·¨§·¦õ, <ͨ¾ 2769 march (vi&t); walk with uni form steps, command to go foroward; ¥ºõ¨˜§½ ¥Æõ¿. ©·§¶¿ þ¶™¶ú¶¿ ©ºŸ¶¥¶õ¿<· þ¶™¶ú¶¿; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¶¿ ±Í©¶À; þ¶†º¡¹Ïú¶¿ 2770 mare (n) female horse; '™¶<¶¿§¶ë¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 2771 margin 2772 margosa 2773 marigold (n) 2774 marine 2775 martial 2776 mark 2777 market 2778 marriage (n) 2779 marry (vi) 2780 marsh 2781 marshal

meaningintel (n); edge, difference; ÕÏú¶¿; ©º¨¿©¶¨Î £ÈŸ¶¥¶õ¿ (n)©È¡µúƘ¿Û £ÏœºúƘ¿Û, £Ïœº ¡µÀ©¶Àí (adj); belonging to the sea; ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) mariner; sailor of a ship etc. þ·©º¶¿™¶¿ (adj); of marriage; ©º©·µ¸¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); indication; signl <¶¿§¶¿à; ú»µ¸ä¥¶õ¿; (vt); put a sign;<¶¿§¶¿à¡Å˜¿Û; (n.pl) marks; (¡µ§½¯¶¨Î ©¶ú»Öþ¶)¥¶õ¸§¶¿Ñ¨¿ (n); a place where the goods are bought and sold; ©¶§¶à¶ Èφ¶ë¥¶õ¿; ¬µÏœ¶; (vt) to sell ©º©·µ¸¥¶õ¿ ©º©·µ¸¥¶õ¿úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿ (n); a low and wet land (near the sea); ú»œ¶à™ºþȨ; ú¶©¶À™¶¿ þȨ (n); chief of the army etc., ¬Çþ·Ÿº¡µœº; (vt); direct; arrange ion order; ¬µÁú¶þ¶¨¿ ‚ú»Ö ©¶§¶¿¬µ¨Î „Ïú¶¿

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no englishword 2782 mart 2783 martial 2784 martyr 2785 maRVEL 2786 marvellous 2787 mask 2788 mason 2789 mass 2790 massage 2791 mast 2792 master

meaningintel (n) ;shop; ˘¿Û (adj); pertaining to military or war; ¬Éþº¶; ¦¶õ¿†¶â ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); a person who died for a good cause; ¥¶õÃœ¶©½§¶¿™¶¿ (n); something which causes great surprise; Õ†¶¿çœ¶¥¶õ¿; (vi) wonder; 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¡µ™¶¿ (adj); wonderful; 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶; Õ†¶¿çœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); a covering to the face; ¥¶õ¿¬µ¿<¶¿ (vt) cover the face with a cloth etc. ¥¶õ¿¬µ¿<¶¿©È¦¶õ¿ (n); a builder of walls etc;œ·¡¼©·™¶¿ (n) ;lump; heap; ¥¶õ¿†¶â; ±Í<¶¿ (n); pressing the body with the hands; ¥¶õ§¶âþ¶ (n); the tall log of a wood; ‹™¶¬µâÏ£¥¶õ¿ (n); the head of a family; employer or a head of a work; chief; expert; ¦¶õü¥¶õ¸þº; þ·¦¶õ¶¿™¶¿; ¡µë©½›¿™¶¿; „±·Ÿ·ê¦¶õ¿™¶¿; (n) mastery; ±·ë©º›ê¥¶õ¿; (vt) win ,over; ü¦õÏú¶¿, ³·ŸºÏú¶¿

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no englishword 2793 masterpiece 2794 masticate 2795 mat (n) 2796 match (n) 2797 match 2798 mate 2799 mate 2800 material 2801 maternal 2802 mathematics 2803 matricide 2804 matrimony 2805 matron 2806 matter 2807 mattress

meaningintel (n); a superior specimen of an art; Õœ¶¿êœ¶à¥¶õ¥Êõþ¶†º; ‡þ¶ä†¶<ºþ¶†º (vt); chew; þ¶¥¶õ¨¿ ú·¡µ þº¡µÀ塵À¨ì (n); contest; competition; ±Í˜¾; (vt) connet with; ¶¨¿¡µÀ (n); fellow worker; ¬µµ¸ „†Íê<º (vt&i); unite or cause to unite in sexual play; §¶œº¨Î ±·¨ÌÓþ¶¿ (n); sibstance;¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ (adj); pertaining to mother; ¥¶õ¸œ¶Ã¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); the science of numbers etc; <¶›»œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); killing of ones own mother; ¥¶õ¸œ¶Ãµ¸œ¶ê (n); wedding, marriage; ©º©·µ¸¥¶õ¿. ¡ÅÏ™ºì, (adj) matrimonial, ©º©·µ¸¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); head-nurse in a hospital ¥¶õ¿¶ê†·†º (n); substance, affair; ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿. ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿, ©¶ê©¶µ¸¸§¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a sponge pillow; ¥Æõœ¶à˜» ¡µ§¶¿¡µÀ

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no englishword meaningintel 2808 mature (vt&i); ripe; become ripe, ripen; ¡µ¶í¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ©¶ú»Öþ¶, ¦¶õ¿¶à©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿ðþ¶¶¿ ©¶ú»Öþ¶; (adj) grown up; ¡µ¶í¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ©¶ú»Öþ¶ 2809 maudlin (adj); having, generally acepted principle; ¬µÁºà, Õ§Íêºà 2810 maximum greatest in degree; Õœ¶êŸº¶¥¶õ¿ 2811 mayor (n); the president of a munciupal corporation;þ¶<¶§·Ÿ¶ê¯¶¿™¶¿ 2812 me (pron) þ¶þ¶¿ä, þ·¶¿ 2813 mead, meadow (n); grass land; ¡µú»Ö¶ £¦¶õ¨¿ 2814 mearge (adj); scanty; little Õ¨å¥Êõþ¶; ˆºâ 2815 meal (n); food taken at one time; ¤Îüþ¶¥¶õ¿, ¡¹Ï™º 2816 mean (n); the arithmatic average; the middle position. agency; Õ϶<¶›»œ¶¡µÀ ¬µ<¶˜¿, ¥¶õŸÈꥶõ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿, ¥¶õŸ¶ê·¨¥¶õ¿, ³·Ÿ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ 2817 mean (adj); low, poor in quality; selfish; œ¶¶¿Ñ©Êþ¶; ¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶, þ½ú¶¥Êõþ¶, ³·í§¶â¡µ§¶¿™Êþ¶; (eg; mean fellow, selfish fellow) middle position; ¥¶õ†¶ê¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä 2818 mean (vt)l think of; denote; œ¶¨ú¶¿; Õ§¶â¥ºõú¶¿Ö 2819 measles (n) œ¶™¶¡µ§¶, '˜¨¥¶õé

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no englishword meaningintel 2820 measure (n); a unit of measurement, ˨œ¶; (vt&i); find the length, area etc; ˨ú¶¿˜, ¨Æ¶Ñ<¶˜¿Û˜ 2821 meat (n); the flesh of animals taken as food, ¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¥¶õ¿ 2822 mechanic (n); a worker who operates or repairs the machines; ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿¨þ¶¿ þ¶™¶¿¡µÀ ©·™¶¿ ¨È¶ £¸<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿©·™¶¿ 2823 mechanical (adj); related to machines; ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ 2824 mechanize (vt); install and use the machines to do the work; ¦¶õœ¶ë¥¶õ¿¨ †·í§· ¡µþºúȦ¶õ¿ 2825 medal (n); a flat piece of metal givien as an award; ¡µœ¶¶¥¶õ¿ 2826 media (n.pl); language or instruments of communication; ¡µëú·§¶³·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ 2827 medial (adj); mean; ¥¶õŸ¶êþ¶¿þ¶ä; middle 2828 mediate (vi); act as a mediator; ¥¶õ†¶ê©¶§ºà<· ©¶ê©¶µ¸§ºÏú¶¿ 2829 medical (vt); give medicine to treat an illness; ¥¶õφ¶¿‚ú¶¿Ö˜; (n); medicine, ¥¶õφ¶¿, ©Ê†¶êª·¬µà륶õ¿ 2830 medieval (adj); belonging to middle ages; ¥¶õ†¶ê¦¶õ¿<¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 2831 mediocre 2832 medium 2833 meek 2834 meet 2835 meeting 2836 melancholic 2837 melancholy 2838 melodious 2839 melon 2840 melt 2841 member 2842 membrane 2843 memento (n) 2844 memo 2845 men

meaningintel (adj); of a middle quality; ¥¶õŸ¶ê§¶¶¡µÀ; ¥¶õ¸¥¶õÁ¨¿ (n); middle quality; ¥¶õ†¶ê§¶¶¥¶õ¿, ¡µëú·§¶³·Ÿ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); humble, patient, ³·Ÿ¶¿©Êþ¶, þº†·þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt&i); join with, come close; ¶¨»¬¹Ëþ¶¿, ¶¨»¦¶õ¿ (n); assembly, gathering; ¬µ¤¶, ¬µ¥¶õ¸©Èª¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); sorrowful, ©º´·Ÿ¶¤¶§ºœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); ©º´·†¶¥¶õ¿; great sorrow (adj); sweet-sounding; ©ºþ¶³ËÏ¡Éþ¶, (n); melody, ª·ë©¶êœ¶ (n); water melon; ¡µÀú¶Ö·¦¶õ (vt&i); change into liquid by heating, become liquid,¶§º<ºÏú¶¿, ¶§¶¿<¶¿ (n); an individual of a group, ¬µ¤¶¿ê™¶¿ (n); a layer, thin covering; ±Ë§¶ ü·ä¡¹¶ (n); a memorandum; ©ºü·äþ¶¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿, œ·½†¶¿, (n.pl); memoranda ¥¶õþ¶¿«µ¿ê¨¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2846 menace (n) danger; Õ±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2847 mend (vt&i); repair, become good; £¸<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; £¸<¶¿¡µ™¶¿; (n); mender; one who mends; £¸<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿©·™¶¿ 2848 menial (n); servant; ¬Ç©¶¶¿™¶¿(adj); low œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶¬¹âœºº úÆφºþ¶ 2849 menses (n); žœ¶¿¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ (¬¼à먶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶) 2850 mental (adj); relating to mind; ¥¶õ¸þ¶¬¹¶¥Êõþ¶ 2851 mentality (n); mental attitude¥¶õþ¶¬µàœ¶í¥¶õ¿ 2852 mention (vt); refer; cite; „†¶µ¸§ºÏú¶¿; ¡Ç§ËÑþ¶¿ 2853 mercantile (adj); commercial; ©·ê±·§¶¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ 2854 merchant (n); businessman; ©·ê±·§º, ©¶§¶à¶¿™¶¿ 2855 mercury (n); a silver white metal which exists in liquid state; ±·†¶§¶¬µ¥¶õ¿ 2856 mercy (n); pity; kindness; †¶¦¶õ; ¶Ã¡µ; (adj); merciful; kindful; †¶¦¶õþ½¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶; merciless; without mercy; †¶¦¶õ¨Èþº 2857 mere (adj); simple; þº§·™¶Ï£§¶¥Êõþ¶; ³·¥¶õ¸Ï¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶; (adj);only; ¥¶õ¸œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ 2858 merge (vt&i); combine; mixwith; become one; ¶¨¿¡µÀ; ¶¨»¬¹±Í©¶À

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no englishword meaningintel 2859 meridian (n); the imaginary circle drawn rouhnd the earth passing through north and south poles; ¥¶õŸ¶êµ¸ä§È¶ 2860 merit (n); worth; good quality; ©ºªº«µÛœ¶; <Ë¡µåœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); meritorious, worthy; deserving prize; qµõþ¶¥Êõþ¶; £µ¸¿¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ ‚©¶í†¶<ºþ¶ 2861 merry (adj); happy; jouful; 'þ¶Ï†¶¥Êõþ¶; „¨¸ì¬µ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ 2862 mesh (n); a net work of wooden planks etc., ©¶¨©¶¨È Õ¨»ìþ¶ úƶѨ <Í™¶ 2863 mesmerism (n) ©¶ª½¶§¶› (©º†¶ê) 2864 mess (n); confusion, disorder; dining hall; Õ¦Æõ¸¥¶õ¦¶õ¬¹âœº; ú»Ï†¶§¶ ©¶Ï†¶§¶; ¤Îüþ¶ª·¨ 2865 messenger (n); a person who carries a message; ©·§·àµ¸§¶¿™¶¿ 2866 metal (þý); Õ ¥ºõþƧ¶¨ý ¨»Æ ¬¹¨Æí§ý, úË¡Åå§ý ‡œýÖ., 2867 meteor (a bright object falling (from the sky) into the atmosphere; „¨Ñ 2868 meteorology (n); a science which studies the weather and the changes in the atmosphere; ©·œ·©¶§¶› ¡µ§ºªÍŸ¶þ· ª·¬µà륶õ¿ 2869 meter (n); an instrument which indicates or records distance, time etc., ˨ú¶¿ ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 2870 metre 2871 metropolis 2872 mettle 2873 mew 2874 mica 2875 mice (n.pl) 2876 micro 2877 microbe 2878 microcosm 2879 microphone 2880 microscope 2881 mid 2882 middle

meaningintel (n); a unit of length; a length of 100 centimertres; ¥½õ˜§¶¿ (n); capital city; §·üŸ·þº, ¥¶õ¿¶ê¡µ ˜Û›¥¶õ¿ (n) strength, courage; ŸÊ§¶ê¥¶õ¿; ª¶ºà (vi); cry like a cat, ¡¹¨»ì©¶¨Æ Õ§¶ú¶¿ (n); a trnsparent mineral; ¥Êõ·¶þºü¥¶õ¿ ‡¨¿¶¨¿ (adj); very small (n); a very very small organism which can only be seen through a micro scope; ºë¥ºõ, ¬µÁ¯¶éü¾©º (n); small world; ¬µÁ¯¶é¡µë¡µÏú¶¥¶õ¿ (n); loud-speaker; Ÿ¶íþºþº ¡Å†¶â†º úȦ¶õ¿ ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n); an instrument, fitted with a magnifying glass to enlarge the size of an object ¬µÁ¯¶é†¶§ºîþº (adj); in the middle ¥¶õŸ¶ê ((adj); in the midway ¥¶õŸ¶ê¨Îþ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 2883 mid-wife 2884 might 2885 migrate 2886 mich 2887 mild 2888 mile 2889 militant 2890 military 2891 milk 2892 mill 2893 millet (n) 2894 milli 2895 million

meaningintel (n); a woman who attends the delivery cases; ¥¶õÏœ¶ë³·þº (n); strength, force £¨¥¶õ¿; ª¶ºà, (adj); mighty strong; £¨¥Êõþ¶ (vt); go away to a distant land; ©¶¨¬µ±Í©¶À(n); migration, ©¶¨¬µ (adj); milk giving ; ±·¨¿‚úÆÖ™º (adj); dull, calm; ¥¶õφ¶£¿†ºâ <¶¨ þÆ¥¶õ醺‰þ¶ (n); a distance of 1760 yards (adj); aggressive; ready to fight; agitating; Í럶¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿<¶¨ ‡†º§ºú¶¿˜¶¿ ¬¹†¶â¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä; ¦¶õ¿†¶â¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); army, the defence force of a coutry; ¬É þ¶ê¥¶õ¿. ¡µ˜¸¨¥¶õ¿ (n); ±·¨¿ (vt); press milk from, ±·¨¿¡¹Ï™¶¿; (adj); milky; of milk; mixed with milk; ±·¨©¶¨Æþ¶¿þ¶ä; ±·¨¿¶¨»¬¹þ¶ (n); a grinding machine; ¡¹Ï™ºúȦ¶õ¿ ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ üËþ¶äŸ· þ¶ê¥¶õ¿ 1/1000 part; ©Æ¦¶õꩶ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n&adj); ten lakhs; ¡µ†º¨¯¶¨¿

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no englishword meaningintel 2896 mime show (n); a drama in which the actor performs the action without speaking anything; ¥¶õ¿·¤»þ¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2897 mimicry (n); imitation of the sounds of animals etc., Ÿ¶ þ¶êþ¶¿¶§¶› 2898 mimosa (n) œ¶¿¥¶õéúƘ¿Û 2899 mince (vt); cut into small pieces; ú»þ¶äú»þ¶ä ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨¿ úȦ¶õ¿ 2900 mind (n); the consciousness of the brain; ¥¶õþ¶¬µ¿ð; ¥¶õœº (adj); mindful conscious; ü·<¶§¶Á¶œ¶<¶¨ 2901 mind (vt); care;¨¯¶ê¡Å˜¿à 2902 mine (n); a big hole dug to get minerals; <¶þº; dig the mine; <¶þºœ¶ë©¶Àí 2903 mineral (n); the ore dug out of a mine; 3 kanijamu; (Õ†ýØ); Š¢ý ¥ºõþÆ; ¶þºü¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ 2904 mingle (vt&i); mix with freely, ¶¨¬¹±Í©¶À; ¶¨¿¡µÀ 2905 miniature (adj); mini. small (in size); ú»þ¶ä¬Éü¿ 2906 minimum (n); the least amount etc., ¬µí¨å¥Êõþ¶ 2907 minister (n); an advisor to the kind\g a member of a cabinet ¥¶õÏœ¶¿ë¨¬µ¤¶¨Î

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meaningintel ¬µ¤¶¿ê™¶¿; (adj); ministerial; 3 paripaalanaaSaakalu sambamdhimcina; 3 ministry (n)¡µ§º±·¨þ·ª¶¶ 2908 MINOR (ADJ); OPP. OF MAJOR; LESS IN DEGREE OR IMPORTANCE; A YOUNG MAN WHO HAD NO RIGHT TO UNDERTAKE LEGAL DEALINGS, ú»þ¶ä, ©¶ê©¶µ¸¸§¶ Õ§¶œ¶ ¨Èþº©·™¶¿ 2909 minority (n); ©¶ê©¶µ¸§¶ ¦Æõ¸<¶êœ¶ §·þº©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿ð; opp; majority; ը嬵Ϸ궿¨¿ 2910 mint (n); a place where the money is stamped, ˜Ï¶ª·¨; (vt); coin the currency; þ·›Æ¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¨È¶ þ͘¿ì ¥¶õ¿†ºëÏú¶¿ 2911 minute (adj); very small; Õœºú»þ¶ä. Õ¨å¥Êõþ¶ (n)Š¶þº¥ºõ«µ¥¶õ¿ 2912 miracle (n); a surprising event; Õ†¶¿çœ¶¥¶õ¿, (adj); miraculous, wonderful; Õœ·êª¶Ö§¶ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ 2913 mirage (n) ‡Ï™¶¥¶õ¸©¶À¨¿ 2914 mirror (n); a flat reflecting surface; †¶§¶å›¥¶õ¿ 2915 misappropriate (vt); utilize for a wrog purpose; misuse (the funds etc.,) †¶¿§ºíþº¦Æõ¸<¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 2916 mischief (n); harm, wrongdoing, ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿, úƧ¶¿¡µÀ (adj); mischievous, harmful;

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2930 misuse 2931 mite 2932 mix 2933 mixture (n) 2934 moan 2935 mob 2936 mobile 2937 mock 2938 mode 2939 model 2940 moderate 2941 moderator (n) 2942 modern

meaningintel misunderstanding; Õ±·§¶â¥¶õ¿, ¬µå§¶â (vt); put to bad use;†¶¿§ºíþº¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n) a small amount ˆºâ±·œº (vt&i); join with; blend; ¶¨¿¡µÀ; ¶¨¬¹±Í©¶À ¥ºõª¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vt); weep in a low voice; ¥¶õÁ¨¿<¶¿ (n); unruly crowd <¶¿Ï¡µÀ<· „þ¶ä üþ¶¬µ¥¶õÁµ¸¥¶õ¿; ³·¥¶õ¸ þ¶êüþ¶¿¨¿ (adj); moving; movable; ¬µÏú·§¶; œÈ¨»¶<· ¶†¶¨Æ™¶¿; (eg; mobile post office) (vt&i); laugh at; ‡ºÑ§ºÏú¶¿; (n); mockery; ‡<¶œ·®»; ¥Æõ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n) procedure; ¡µ†¶âœº (n); specimen; ¥¶õ¸†º§º; þ¶¥¶õÁþ· (adj); limited; ˆºâ±·˜»; ¡µ§º¥ºõœ¶¥Êõþ¶ ¡µë¦Æõ¸¶à (adj); up-to-date; new; ƒ·¨¡µÀ; ÕŸ¶¿þ·œ¶þ¶¥Êõþ¶; modernize, (vt); make new; Ëëœ¶à†º<· úȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword 2943 modest 2944 modify 2945 moisture 2946 mole (n) 2947 molecule 2948 moment 2949 monarch 2950 monastery 2951 money 2952 monger 2953 monkey (n) 2954 mono 2955 monologue 2956 monopolist

meaningintel (adj); humble; þº†·þ¶¥Êõþ¶; (n); modesty; þ¶¥¶õ뜶 (vt); change, ¥¶õ¸§¶¿åúȦ¶õ¿ (n); water vapour; þ½˜»œ¶™º; (adj); moist, wet œ¶™º, not dru ¡µÀ˜¿Û¥¶õú¶Ö (n); ¡µ§¶¥¶õ¸›¿©¶À; the smallest particle of a substance (n); a very small period of time; ¯¶›¥¶õ¿ (n); king ¡µë¤¶¿©¶À (n); a buddhist school or convent; £÷†¶â £»¯¶¿©¶À¨ þº©·¬µ ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿ (n); a metallic (or paper) medium of exchange of goods etc., paper currency; †¶ë©¶ê¥¶õ¿ ™¶£¿ç (n); trader, ©·ê±·§º, ©¶§¶à¶¿™¶¿ Íœº single; one; Š¶˜Êþ¶ (n); a speech by a single person (in the scene of a drama); ¬µí<¶œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a single trader of a good; <ºœ·àŸº ¡µœº

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no englishword 2957 monsoon 2958 monster 2959 month 2960 monument 2961 mood 2962 moon (n) 2963 moral 2964 moral 2965 morality (n) 2966 moratorium 2967 morbid 2968 more 2969 moreover 2970 morn 2971 morning

meaningintel (n); seasonal wind or rain; §¶¿à¡µ©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿, ©¶§·ï·¨¥¶õ¿ (n); giant, §·¯¶¬µ¿™¶¿ (n); 1/12th of the year ; þƨ ¥¶õ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿ (þý); ¥Æõ¥Æõ¿§½¨ý; ü·ä¡µ¶ú»µ¸ä¥¶õ¿ (n); state of mind;¬¹âœº; ¡µ§º¬¹âœº ú¶Ï†¶¿ë™¶¿ (n); ethical judgement of right or wrong; þ½œº; ©·ê¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n); discipline; ¶ë¥¶õªº¯¶› Ÿ¶§¶é¥¶õ¿; þ½œºþº¦¶õ¥¶õ¸¨¿ (n); a celling on the payments (of debts etc.,); úƨ»ìÏ¡µÀ þº¨¿¡µÀ†¶¨ (adj); looking ugly due to illness; §Í<¶¡µÂ§ºœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj); not less; extra greater in quantity etc; ú·¨¸ ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ (adv); ÕϜȷ¶; ¥¶õ§º¦¶õ¿ in addition to that (n); morning;„†¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) the day netween sun rise and moon; ±·ëœ¶ ·¨¥¶õ¿, (adj) ±·ëœ¶·¨¡µÀ

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no englishword meaningintel 2972 morose (adj)l; dull and irritable; ú»§¶¿ë£¿§¶¿ë ¨¸™¶¿ ¬µí¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿<¶¨ 2973 morphia (n)l; a pain relieving drug made from opium;(þ¶¨ì ¥¶õφ¶¿œÍ œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿ úȬ¹þ¶) £¸Ÿ¶¨ þ¶¿Ï™¶¿ „¡µª¶¥¶õþ¶¥¶õ¿ ¶¨¿<¶üȦ¶õ¿ Š¶ ¥¶õφ¶¿ 2974 mortal (adj); which does not live for ever; ¥¶õ§¶›¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<º ¦¶õ¿þ¶ä (ü¾©º) 2975 mortar (n) §Í¶¨¿, ¶¨í¥¶õ¿, ¬µ¿þ¶ä¥¶õ¿, ‚¬µ¿¶ ¥ºõª¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2976 mortgage (vt); pledge; keep as a security; œ·¶˜¿Û ¡Å˜¿Û˜ 2977 mortuary (n); a separate room (in a hospital) where the dead bodies are kept;ú¶þº±Í¦õþ¶ ©·§ºþº „Ïú¶¿<¶†º 2978 mosque (n); a place of worship for muslims, ¥¶õµ¸¥¶õ醽¦¶õ †È©·¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 2979 mosquito (n) †Í¥¶õ 2980 moss (n) œ¶™ºþȨ ¡É ¡µ˜¿Û þ·ú¶¿ 2981 most (sup); greatest; Õœ¶êŸº¶¥Êõþ¶ 2982 moth (n); a winged insect; ½˜¶¥¶õ¿ 2983 mother (n) œ¶¨»ì 2984 motif (n); main motive, ¥¶õ¿öê†È⪶ꥶõ¿

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no englishword 2985 motion 2986 motor 2987 motto 2988 mould 2989 mound 2990 mount 2991 mountain 2992 mourn 2993 mouse 2994 moustache 2995 mouth (n) 2996 move 2997 movie

meaningintel (n); idea; „†È⪶ꥶõ¿ (an engine which drives (waters etc.),¥Æõ¸˜¸§¶¿ (n); a guiding principle; ¥¶õ¿Íê†È⪶¥¶õ¿ (vt); cast into a form ±Íœ¶±Í¦¶õ¿ (n); an elevated area of earth; †º£ç, ¥¶õ˜»Û†º£ç (n); mountain; (vi&t); climb, lift up; ‡¶¿Ñ; ¡Éº ‡œºà¡Å˜¿Û (n) hill ËÏ™¶ (vt&i); grieve; lament; ©º´·†¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ œÆ¨¿[„; ªÍºÏú¶¿; (n); mourning; sadness; ©ºú·§¶¥¶õ¿ªöé¬Å (n); rat; ú»˜ÆÛ¨¿¶ (n); the hair on the upper lip; ¥½õ¬µ¥¶õ¿ þͧ¶¿ (vt&i); push to chance the position; set in motion; ¶†¶¨¿Ö; ¶†¶¨¿, (n); movement; (n); cinema; ¬¹þº¥¶õ¸

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no englishword 2998 much 2999 mucus 3000 mud 3001 muff 3002 muffle 3003 mufti 3004 mug 3005 multi 3006 multiple 3007 multiply 3008 multitude

meaningintel (adj); great in quantity or size; ú·¨¸¥ºõºÑ¨» (n); the sticky matter in the mouth or nose; ªÈ쫵饶õ¿ (n); £¿§¶†¶ (n); a foolish fellow; a dull fellow; œÆ¨»©ºœ¶¶¿Ñ©¶©·™¶¿ (vt); wrap with something; ¶¡µÀå; ú¶¿˜¿Û; (n); muffler; ¥¶õ¿¶¥¶õ¿ ú¶¿˜ÁÛ¶˜¿àËþ¶¿ „þºä £˜Û (n); ordinary dress; not official uniform; ³·Ÿ·§·›†¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ (n); a cup with a handle; ¥¶õ<¶¿Ó; ¡µ˜¿àËþ¶¿˜¶¿ ¡¹™º ©ºþ¶ä <ºþÆä (adj&pf); having many (colours. stairs etc.) eg; multi-storied building; multipurpose project, Õþȶ (adj); having many parts; Õþȶ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿¨¿¶¨ (n); <¶¿›»ü¥¶õ¿ eg; multiples of 3 are 6,9,12,15... (vt); to add so many times eg; when we multiply 5 by 3 we add 5 three times; i.e. 5+5+5=15=5*3 <¶¿›»Ïú¶¿˜ (n); the masses; üþ¶¬µ¥¶õÁµ¸¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 3009 mundane 3010 municipality 3011 murder 3012 murmer 3013 muscle 3014 museum

meaningintel (adj); worthless; wasterful; ©¶ê§¶â¥Êõþ¶; þº§º¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); the local government of a town; ¥¶õ¿þº¬¹±·¨»˜» (vt); kill a person secretly; µ¸œ¶êúȦ¶õ¿, (n); µ¸œ¶ê (vi); speak in a low voice; <Ë›¿<¶¿; (n); <Ë›¿<¶¿; ¬µ›¿<¶¿™¶¿ (n); ¶Ï™¶; (adj); muscular, ¶Ï™¶§¶ ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); a building in which a number of articles of importance are echinited; ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ª·¨ 3015 mushroom (n) ¶¿¶Ñ<Ë™¶¿<¶¿ 3016 music (n); ¬µÏ <½œ¶¥¶õ¿; (adj); musical; ¬µÏ <½œ¶¤¶§ºœ¶¥Êõþ¶; ¬µÏ <½œ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶; (eg; musical-box) (n); musician; a singer; player of music; somposer of music; ¬µÏ <½œ¶ ©º†·íϬµ¿™¶¿ 3017 musk-deer (n) ¶¬µÁ৺ ¥¶õÃ<¶¥¶õ¿ 3018 muslim (n); a person who belongs to islamic cult; ¥¶õµ¸¥¶õ醽¦¶õ¿™¶¿ 3019 mustard (n) '©¶ (<ºÏü¨) úƘ¿Û 3020 mute (adj); dumb; speechless; ¥¶õÁ<¶; ¥¶õÁ<¶£Î¦¶õ¿þ¶; ¥¶õ¸˜¸ì™¶ ¨Èþº; (n) ¥¶õÁ<¶©·™¶¿

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no englishword 3021 mitter 3022 mutton 3023 mutual 3024 mystery 3025 myth 3026 mythology 3027 nab 3028 nag 3029 nail 3030 naive 3031 naked 3032 name 3033 nap 3034 naphthalene

meaningintel (vt); mumble <Ë›¿<¶¿; ¬µ›¿<¶¿ (n); meat of a sheep <˧Æ륶õ¸Ï¬µ¥¶õ¿ (adj); reviprocal; nelonging to each other; ¡µ§¶¬µå§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); which could not be understood; ¥¶õ§¶é¥¶õ¿; ¡µ§¶¥¶õ¬µµ¸¬µê¥¶õ¿; (adj); systic; secreat; causing fear and wonder; <¶¿¡µà¥Êõþ¶; ¥¶õ¸¦¶õœÍ¶Á™ºþ¶ (n) ¡µÀ§·› <·Ÿ¶; …µ¸; ¤¶ë¥¶õ (n); ¡µÀ§·› <·Ÿ¶¨¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (vt); size; ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿; Õ†¶¿¡µÀ¨Îþºº œ½¬¹Ëþ¶¿ (vt); find fault with; scold; œ¶¡µÀ塵˜¿Û; ȶ¨¿ ©È¦¶õ¿ (n)¥Èõ¶¿; (vt); hit a nail; pin ;¥Èõ¶¿˘¿Û; œ¶<º¨»Ïú¶¿ (n); innocent person Õ ¥¶õ¸¦¶õ¶¿™¶¿ (adj); base; without any covering or dress; 'ú·Ö†¶þ¶¨Èþº; †º<¶Ï£§¶¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (n); ¡Ç§¶¿; ¡µë·êœº; ½§ºà; (vt); give a name ; ¡Ç§¶¿¡Å˜¿Û; namely (adv) Õþ¶<· (vt); doze. sleep lightly; ¶¿þ¶¿¶¿œ½¦¶õ¿˜ (n) ¶¿þºº ±·˜¿ (ball) (n); ¶¨§· „Ï™¶

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no englishword 3035 napkin 3036 narcotic 3037 narrate 3038 narrow 3039 nasal 3040 nasty 3041 nation 3042 nationalize 3043 native 3044 nativity 3045 natural 3046 naturalism

meaningintel (n); hand-cloth úÈœº<¶¿™¶Ý; §¶¿¥¶õ¸¨¿ (adj); causing sleep or unconsciousness ¥¶õœ¶¿àþ¶¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ (eg. opium) (vt); tell like a story; ¡µÂ¬µ<¶¿ú»Öþ¶˜¿ì úÆ¡µÀå; ©º©¶§ºÏú» úÆ¡µÀå (n) narration; ©º©¶§¶› (adj); not wide or broad; mean; ‚§¶¿Êþ¶; ը壿†ºâ<¶¨ (adj); of nose; ¥¶õ¿¶¿Ñ¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ (adj); dirty; stupid; Õ¬µµ¸ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶; ©º¬µ¿<¶¿¡µÀ˜»ÛÏúÆ™º (n); coutry; a race; †Èª¶¥¶õ¿; ü·œº (adj); national; of a coutry; ü·œ½¦¶õ; (n); nalionality ü·œ½¦¶õœ¶ (vt); take away by the state; ü·œ½¦¶õ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n); nationalization, act of nationalixing (an industry) (adj); of the birth place ¡µÀ˜»Ûþ¶ (¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ úÆφºþ¶) (n); birth place üþ¶é¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿ (adj); produiced by nature ¡µë¶Ãœº ¬¹†¶â¥Êõþ¶ (n); a type of philosophy which gives importance to the Nature in the growth and development of personality etc., œ¶œ¶àíª·¬µà륶õ¿¨Îþº Š¶ ©·†¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3047 nanaturalist (n); a scientist who studies the plants 3048 natural (adj); according to nature; ¬µí¤¸©¶ ¬¹†¶â¥Êõþ¶; (adj) naturally, ¬µí¤¸©¶¬¹†¶â¥¶õ¿<·, ¬µµ¸ü¥¶õ¿<· 3049 nature (n); universe, creation, mentality ü<¶œ¶¿à, ¬µÃ«¹Û ¬µí¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿ 3050 naughty (adj); child-like; troublesome †¶¿«µÛ¥Êõþ¶, œ¶¿Ï˜§º¦Êõþ¶ 3051 nausea (n) ©·Ïœº 3052 nautch (n); professional dancing girl; ¤Î<¶¥¶õ¿¶¿¨ ¬¼àë 3053 naval (adj); pertaining to navigation ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë¡µë¦¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶; (vt) navigate sail ‹™¶þ¶™¶¿¡µÀ 3054 navel (n) £Ì™¶¿Ý 3055 navy (n); navel force of a coutry, þö·†¶®¶¥¶õ¿ 3056 nay (adv); no not so ·†¶¿, Õ¨¸·†¶¿ 3057 near (adv); not far off, †¶<¶Ó§¶ 3058 nearly (adv); about, «µ¿¥¶õ¸§¶¿ 3059 neat (adj); tidy, ª¶¿¤¶ë¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword meaningintel 3060 necessary (adj); needful, which can not be avoided, œ¶<ºþ¶. Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) necessity, '©¶ª¶ê¶œ¶,Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶†º 3061 neck (n) ¥Æõ™¶ 3062 necklace (n); an ornament of the neck, þ¶Æ쬵¿, <˨¿¬µ¿ 3063 nectar (n);honey, ¡µÂ¨¨Îþº œÈþÆ 3064 need (n); requirement, necessity Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥¶õ¿; ·©¶¨¬¹¦¶õ¿þ¶ä†º 3065 needle (n) ¬µÁ†º 3066 negation (n); negative statement, ·†¶þ¶¿˜ (adj) negative, opposite, ©¶êœº§È¶¥Êõþ¶ 3067 neglect (vt); ignore ¨¯¶ê¡Å˜Û¶¿Ï™¶¿˜, (n) Õª¶ë†¶â 3068 negligible (adj); which can be neglected; having no importance; very little ©º™ºú»¡Å˜Û†¶<ºþ¶, ¨Æ¶ÑúȦ¶õþ¶©¶¬µ§¶¥¶õ¿¨Èþº, 3069 negotiate (vi&vt); discuss come to an understanding, bargainú¶§ºÖÏú¶¿, §·ü¾˧¶¶¿ ¡µë¦¶õœºäÏú¶¿; (n) negotiation ú¶§¶Ö, §·ü¾¡µë¦¶õœ¶ä¥¶õ¿, §·¦¶õ£¸§¶¥¶õ¿ 3070 negro (n) þ½<Íëü·œ½¦¶õ¿™¶¿ 3071 neighbour (n); fellow man ‚§¶¿<¶¿±Ë§¶¿<¶¿©·™¶¿, ¬µµ¸©·¬¹

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no englishword 3072 neo 3073 nephew 3074 nepotism (n) 3075 nerve (n) 3076 nervous 3077 nest 3078 net 3079 neurotic 3080 neutral 3081 never 3082 new 3083 new 3084 news 3085 next 3086 nice

meaningintel (p,f); new, Ëœ¶à, ƒ¥¶õŸ¶ê·¨÷ (n); son of ones brother or sister ¥Èõþ¶¨¿ì™¶¿, ³Í†¶§¶¿þº ¶¿¥¶õ¸§¶¿™¶¿ £ÏŸ¶¿¡¼ëœº, £ÏŸ¶¿©¶À¨¡µ˜ì ú¶Á¡µÀ ¡µ¯¶±·œ¶£¿†ºâ þ¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); excited. weak ¶¨©¶§¶¡µ™ºþ¶, £¨¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) nervousness £¨¼¸þ¶œ¶ (n);<¶Á™¶¿ netling (n); ©¶¨ (adj) net þº¶§¶¥Êõþ¶, ±Ë<·¥ºõ<º¨»þ¶ (adj); pertaining to the nerves þ·™½¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj); not to belong to any side œ¶˜¬µâ¥Êõþ¶ (adv); not at any time ‡¡µÀ噶Á¨Èþº (adj); latest, Ë뜶à modern (adj); latest, Ë뜶à; modern (n.sl); information, ©·§¶à (adj); immediately, after, œ¶§¶¿©·œ¶, eg.next boy, next day (adj); fine, fitting ¥¶õÏú», ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶

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no englishword 3087 nickname (n) 3088 niece 3089 niggard 3090 night (n) 3091 nightmare 3092 nil 3093 nip 3094 nipple 3095 noble 3096 nobody 3097 noise 3098 nomad 3099 nominal 3100 nominate

meaningintel ¥¶õ¸§¶¿¡Ç§¶¿ (n); the daughter of a brother or sister ¥Èõþ¶Í™¶¨¿, ³Í†¶§¶¿þº ¶¿¥¶õ¸§Èà (n); miser, ¡¹¬¹þ·§º §·œºë (n); a terrifying dream, ¡¼™¶¶¨ (n) nothing, ª¶ÁϦ¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n); cut or press with the finger tips, œ¶¿Ïú¶¿, <º¨¿ì (n); the tip of a breast ú¶þ¶¿ä, ¥Æõ¿þ¶, ±·¨¡¼¶ (adj); high in rank; great „þ¶äœ¶¥Êõþ¶, <Ë¡µå (n); none, ‡©¶í§¶Á¨È§¶¿ (n); loud sound; ª¶£â¥¶õ¿, (adj)noisy, full of noise ú¶¡µÀ噶¿ <· ©¶Àþ¶ä (n); a wandering tribesman ¬µÏú·§¶ü¾©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ œÆ<¶¶¿ úÆφºþ¶ ©·™¶¿ (adj); just for the sake of the name; not factual, þ·¥¶õ¥¶õ¸œ¶ë¡µÀ (vt); appoint some body without any election þº§È⪺Ïú¶¿, þº¦¶õ¥ºõÏú¶¿ (n) nominee ¡Ç§¶¿ þº§È⪺ϡµ£™ºþ¶©·™¶¿

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no englishword 3101 non 3102 nonsense 3103 noon 3104 norm 3105 north (n) 3106 nose (n) 3107 nostalgia 3108 nostril 3109 notable 3110 notary 3111 note 3112 nothing 3113 notify

meaningintel (p.l); without ·¶¿Ï™·, ¨È¶¿Ï™·which is not (n); having no sense Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿¨Èþº (n) the time when the sun is above the head ¥¶õŸ·êµ¸ä¥¶õ¿ (n); a principle 'ú·§¶¥¶õ¿, a standard ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ (adj) normal usual ¥¶õ¸¥¶õÁ¨¿ „œ¶à§¶†ºª¶ ¥¶õ¿¶¿Ñ (n); home-sickness ‚Ϙ»¡É £ÆÏ <¶ (n); either of the openings of the nose ¥¶õ¿¶¿Ñ §¶ÏŸ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (adj); which should be noted <¶¿§ºàÏú¶†¶<ºþ¶ (n); a person appointed by the government to sign the declarations Š¶ ͧ¶¿Û ÕŸº·§º (n); a short writing þ͘¿, ú¾˜», (vt) notice, onserve <¶¥¶õþºÏú¶¿ (n); not anything, ˆ¥ºõ¦¶õÁ¨È†¶¿ (vt); report, announce ¡µë¶˜»Ïú¶¿˜, ¡µëú¶¿§ºÏú¶¿˜, (n) notification, ¡µë¶˜þ¶

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no englishword 3114 notion 3115 notorious 3116 nourish 3117 novel 3118 now 3119 nowadays 3120 nude 3121 nuisance 3122 null 3123 number (n) 3124 numerical 3125 numerous 3126 nun 3127 nurse

meaningintel (n); opinion „†È⪶ꥶõ¿ (adj); dangerous Õ±·¦¶õ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (VT); give food regularly; œº™º ¡Å˜¿Û (n) nourishment, food (adj); new; not known previously Ë뜶à, ©ºÏœ¶ (n) þ¶©¶¨ (adv); at the present moment ‚¡µÀ噶¿, ¡µë¬µ¿àœ¶¥¶õ¿ (adv); at the present time ¡µë¬µ¿àœ¶¥¶õ¿, ƒ·¨¥¶õ¿¨Î (adj); naked †º<¶Ï£§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); which or who causes trouble ը짺 (adj); having no effect, úƨìþº ¬µÏ¶ê (adj); of numbers ¬µÏ·ê¡µ§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) many ú·¨¸ (n); a virgin who joined the religious order, (Ê묵੶) ¬µ þ·ê¬¹þº (n); one who looks after the babies or sick people †·†º, §Í<¶¿¨¶¿ ¡µ§ºú¶§¶êúȦ¶õ¿ ¬¼àë (vt) to look after the babies or the sick people, ¡µ§ºú¶§¶ê

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3128 nurture 3129 nut 3130 nutmeg (n) 3131 nutritious 3132 nylon 3133 nymph 3134 oak 3135 oar 3136 oasis 3137 oat (s) (n) 3138 oath 3139 obedient

meaningintel úȦ¶õ¿˜ (n); bringing up the child,±Í«µ› (vt) nourish ¡ÅÏú¶¿, ±Í«¹Ïú¶¿, ¡Å†¶âúȦ¶õ¿ (n); the seed overd with hard shell <¶˜»Ûú»¡µå¨Î¡µ¨ „Ï™¶¿<ºÏü ü·ü» ·¦¶õ (adj); nourishing £¨©¶§¶â¶¥Êõþ¶; ¡µÀ«¹Û¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); a synthetic fibre þʨ¸þý (†·§¶¥¶õ¿) (n); a goddess of the streams, forests etc. Õ™¶©º†È©¶œ¶ (n); a kind of large tree ¬¹ÏŸ¶Á§¶ ©¶Ã¯¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a flat and long wooden plank to push the boat ¡µ™¶©¶œÆ™¶¿Ý (n); a place in a desert where the water is available to grow the crops etc., ‡™·§º¨Î þ½§¶¿ †Ë§¶¿¶¿ú͘¿ ‹˜ìŸ· þ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n); swearing; a declaration made before god ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿, Š˜¿Û (adj); willing to obey ©ºŸÈ¦¶õ¿™Êþ¶, (n) obedience ©ºŸÈ¦¶õœ¶ (vt&vi) carry out an order; submit to an authority 'üäþ¶¿ ±·˜»Ïú¶¿, ©ºŸÈ¦¶õœ¶œÍ ¥Æõ¨<¶¿, Õ›¶¿©¶

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3140 object 3141 object 3142 oblige 3143 oblique 3144 obnoxious 3145 obscence 3146 obscure 3147 observe 3148 obsolete 3149 obstacle

meaningintel ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿, ¨Î£™º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ (n); that can be seen or touched ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À (vi); oppose, protest ©¶êœº§ÈºÏú¶¿, Õ£êÏœ¶§¶¡Å˜¿Û, '¯È¡¹Ïú¶¿, (adj) objective, specific, purposive, factual; þº§¶¿â«µÛ¥Êõþ¶. þºü¥Êõþ¶, ¬µå«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ (vt); help. compel, do as a duty or custom ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, £¨¸œ¶Ñ§¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶ þº§¶í§ºàÏú¶¿ (n) obligation, a favour „¡µ·§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); not straight inclined ©¶Ï¶§¶<·þ¶¿þ¶ä, ©·¨»¦¶õ¿þ¶ä (adj); exposed to criticism or danger, not devent; <¶§ºíÏú¶†¶<ºþ¶; Õ±·¦¶õ¶§¶ ¥Êõþ¶; (adj); ugly (exposure of sex ) Õª½ì¨¥Êõþ¶ (adj); not clearly seen or understood; vague; Õ¬µå«µÛ¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (n); obscurity; Õ¬µå«µÛœ¶ (vt&i); see carefully, examine; comment; ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú¶¿, ¡µ§½¯ºÏú¶¿; úÆ¡µÀå (n) obnservation; ¡µ§ºª½¨þ¶ (n) onserver (adj); out dated; ©·™¶¿¶¨Î¨Èþº (n); difficulty; '˜Ï¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 3150 obstetrics 3151 obstinatye 3152 obstruct 3153 obtain 3154 obviate 3155 occasion 3156 occasional 3157 occupation 3158 occupy 3159 occur 3160 ocean 3161 octagon 3162 odd

meaningintel (n.pl.) ¡µë¬µÁœº ©Ê†¶ê¥¶õ¿; (n); obstetriclan ¡µë¬µÁœº ©Ê†¶êþº¡¹›¿™¶¿ (adj); not easily yielding; difficu;t to overcome; ¡µ˜¿Û†¶¨<¶¨; ¥Æõ¿Ï™º (vt); avoid; block (the way); Õ™¶Ý<ºÏú¶¿; '˜Ï¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt&i); get; take from others; ±Ëφ¶¿ œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿, ±Ëφ¶¿ (vt); remove; œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿, œË¨<ºÏú¶¿ (n); event; opportunity œ¶<ºþ¶ ¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿. ¬µÏŸ¶§¶ç¥¶õ¿ (adj), happening from time to time Õ¡µÀ噶¡µÀ噶¿ ü§¶¿<¶¿ (n); employment; ¡µþº; ©¶Ãœºà (vt); take possion of (a house etc,) '¶ë¥ºõÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (vi); happen; take place; ü§¶¿<¶¿; ¬µÏ¤¶©ºÏú¶¿ (n); occurence; ¬µÏqµõ˜þ¶; ü§º<ºþ¶·§¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n); the deep sea far away from the land; ¥¶õµ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n); a figure having eight sides; Õ«µÛ¤¶¿ü»; (adj) octagonal, eight-sided; ‡þº¥ºõ†º ¤¶¿<¶¥¶õ¿¨¿<¶¨ (adj); opp. to even; strange; £È¬¹ (¬µÏ¶ê) ©ºÏœ¶ ‰þ¶

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no englishword 3163 ode 3164 odour 3165 off 3166 offence 3167 office 3168 offset 3169 off-shoot 3170 offspring 3171 oil 3172 ointment (nO 3173 old

meaningintel (n); poem <½œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); smell; ©·¬µþ¶ (adv); away from †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (n); crime;þȧ¶¥¶õ¿; ú¶˜¸Û©¶êœº§È¶ú¶§¶ê (adj) offensive, causing offense; attacking; ú¶˜Û©¶êœº§È¶¥Êõþ¶; Í¡µ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ (n); a place of business or administration; '¢¼¬µ¿, ·§·ê¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿. (n) officer, person incharge of an office, (adj) official, belonging to the office, ·§·ê¨ê¬µéçÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶; „†Íê<¶¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt); make good (the loss etc,) balance; ¬µ§ºúȦ¶õ¿; ú¶¶Ñ£§¶ú¶¿ (n); that which shoots out; which grows out from the stem; ª·¶; Ë¥¶õé £¦¶õ˜¶¿ ±Ë™¶¿ú¶¿¶¿ ©¶ú»Öþ¶†º (n); baby; child; £»™¶Ý oft, often (adv); regularly; œ¶§¶ú¶¿<· (n); the liquid extracted from pulses; þ¶ÁþÆ ¡É¡µÂœ¶ ¥¶õφ¶¿; medicated cream (adj); not new; out dated; not young, ±·œ¶; ¡µÂ§¶í¡µÀ; ©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿ð ¥½õ§ºþ¶ ¥¶õ¿¬µ¨»

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no englishword 3174 olden 3175 olive (n) 3176 olympics 3177 omen (n) 3178 omit 3179 omnibus 3180 omnipresent 3181 omniscient 3182 on 3183 onion (n) 3184 ooze 3185 opeal (n) 3186 opaque 3187 open

meaningintel (adj); ancient; ¡µÀ§·œ¶þ¶¥Êõþ¶; ¡µÀ§·œ¶þ¶·¨¡µÀ '¨»©ý úƘ¿Û (n.pl); olympic games; Š¨»Ï¡¹ý ½ë™¶¨¿ †¶¿ª¶î¶¿þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); leave out; ©¶†¶¨»¡Å˜¿Û; exclude; delete; (n) omission, which is ecxluded ©¶†º¨»©È¦¶õ£™ºþ¶†º; ±Ë§¶±·˜¿ (n); a bus used for many purposes; ú·¨¸©ºŸ¶¥¶õ¿¨ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¡µ™¶¿ £ª¶¿î (adj); present every where; ¬µ§¶í©·ê¡µà¥Êõ¦¶õ¿þ¶ä (adj); having vast knowledge; ÕþºäœÆ¨»¬¹þ¶ (prop) above ¥½õ†¶ þ½§¶¿¨»ì (vi); leak out from an opening; ·§¶¿ (§¶¶à¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿.) Õþȶ·Ïœ¶¿¨¿ ©º§¶ü»¥¶õ¿é; ¶§½†Êþ¶ Š¶ §¶¶¡µÀ §·¦¶õ¿ (adj); which does not allow light to pass through; ·Ïœºþº§ÍŸ¶¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); not closed or covered; œÆ§¶ú»„Ïú»þ¶; ¥¶õÁ¬¹¨Èþº; (vt&i) œÆ§¶ú¶¿˜;

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3188 operate 3189 opthalmic 3190 opinion 3191 opium (n) 3192 opportune 3193 opportunity 3194 oppose 3195 oppress 3196 optic 3197 optimist

meaningintel ±·ë§¶Ï¤»Ïú¶¿˜; ͬ¹œ½¦¶õ¿˜ (vt); work with instruments; ¡µþºúȦ¶õ¿; (n); operation; work; surgery; ¡µþº; ª¶¬µàëú»ºœ¶ð; (n); operator; a skilled person who operates a machine; ¥¶õœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ þ¶™¶¿¡µÀ©·™¶¿ (adj); pertaining to the eye; ¶þ¶¿ä¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ (eg. opthalmic ointment) (n); view; belief; „†È⪶ꥶõ¿; Õ¤»±·ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ þ¶¨ì¥¶õφ¶¿; <¶Ïü·¦õ (adj); favourable; ©½¨Êþ¶; œ¶<ºþ¶ (¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨Î) (n); suitable time; chance; Õ©¶·ª¶¥¶õ¿; œ¶<ºþ¶¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vt); deny; object; ©¶êœº§ÈºÏú¶¿; Õ¤¶êÏœ¶§¶¡Å˜¿Û; (adj); opposite; ©¶êœº§È¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt); suppress the view; treat unjustly; þ輄 „Ïú¶¿; ¹¸Ï¬¹Ïú¶¿; oppression (n) ¹¸Ï¬µ; ¡¼™¶þ¶ (adj); belonging to the sight; ¶Ï˜»ú¶Á¡µÀ¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ (eg. optical instrument) (n) one who always sees the positive side of anything; 'ª·©·†º

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no englishword 3198 option 3199 oral 3200 orange (n) 3201 oration 3202 orbit 3203 orchard 3204 orchestra 3205 order 3206 ordinance 3207 ordinary 3208 ore (n) 3209 organ 3210 organie 3211 orient

meaningintel (n) choice; ‡Ï¡¹¶ (adj); spoken þ͘»¥¶õ¸˜œÍ þ·§ºÏü (¡µÏ™¶¿; þ·§ºÏü §¶Ï <¶¿ (n)great speech; <Ë¡µå „¡µ þ·ê¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n) orator; ©¶¶à (n); the (circular) path through which something is moving ¶¯¶ê; <¶¥¶õþ¶¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (n); a fruit garden; ¢µ¨©¶Ã¯¶¥¶õ¿¨œÍ˜ (n); music party; ©·†¶ê·§¶¿¨¬µ¥¶õÁµ¸¥¶õ¿ (n); command; „œ¶à§¶¿í (n); command; order; 'üä „œ¶à§¶¿í (adj); not special; common; ³·Ÿ·§¶›¥Êõþ¶; ¥¶õ¸¥¶õÁ¨¿ ¶þºü¥¶õ¿ (n); a part of the body (eg. ear, hand etc.,) ÕÏ <¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); make necessary arrangements; conduct; þº§¶í¹¸Ïú¶¿; ˆ§·å˜¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (adj); easern; œ¶Á§¶¿å©Ê¡µÀþ¶ ©¶Àþ¶ä

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no englishword 3212 orifice 3213 origin 3214 orion (n) 3215 ornament 3216 ornithology 3217 orphan 3218 oscillate 3219 ostracize 3220 ostrich (n) 3221 oust 3222 out 3223 outcast 3224 outcome

meaningintel (n); an opening, small hole; §¶ÏŸ¶ë¥¶õ¿; ¶þ¶ä¥¶õ¿ (n); the starting point; source; ¥¶õÁ¨¥Êõþ¶; ¥Æõ¿†¶˜» ¥¶õÃ<¶§·ªº þ¶¯¶œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n); decorative article; (eg; ear-rings; necklace etc.) Õ¤¶§¶›¥¶õ¿¨¿ (n); the study of birds; ¡µ¯¶¿¨¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (a); someone who lost both father and mother; Õþ·Ÿ¶ (vi&t); swing; move backwards and forwards; Õ˜Á ‚˜Á …<¶¿; …¡µÀ (n) oscillation; ¨Î¨¶¥¶õ¿ ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ Š¶ ™Í¨þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); send away from the society; ¬µÏqµõ£¹¸«µÑ§¶› úȦ¶õ¿˜; (n); ostracism ¬µÏqµõ£¹¸¯¶Ñ§¶› þº¡µÀåÍ™º; '¬¹Ûëú»Ö (vt); terminate from service or emloyment; ¡µþº þ¶¿Ï™º œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿ (adv); opp. in; outside; £¦¶õ˜ one who is pushed out of the caste (¶¿¨¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º) ©Æ¨»©È¦¶õ£™ºþ¶ ©·™¶¿ (n); result ¡µ¨»œ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 3225 outdated 3226 outdo 3227 outdoor 3228 outer 3229 outfit 3230 outgrowth 3231 outhouse 3232 outlaw 3233 outlay 3234 outlet 3235 outline 3236 outlook 3237 output 3238 outrage

meaningintel (adj); old ±·œ¶ (vt); win; defeat; <ƨ¿ú¶¿; ‹™ºÏú¶¿; do better; ÕŸº<¶¥ºõÏú¶¿ (adv); outside the house; £¦¶õ˜; ©Æ¨¿¡µ¨ ¡µë¶Ñ¬ø (adj); opp. inner; £¦¶õ˜þ¶¿þ¶ä; £¦¶õ˜ ¡µë¶Ñþ¶ (n); equipment; ³·¥¶õ¸þ¶¿ (n); offshoot; Õœº<·¡Å§º<ºþ¶ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿; ¥¶õ¸¥¶õÁ¨¿ ¶Ï˜Æ ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ ¡Å§º<ºþ¶†º (n); a small house which is in the compund of a big building; ¤¶©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ †¶<¶Ó§Íì þ¶¿þ¶ä ú»þ¶ä ‚¨¿ì (n); crimina; ' ¬µÏqµõ†Í빸, þȧ¶¬µ¿à™¶¿ (n) expenditure; ¶§¶¿Ö (n); an opening to throw out water etc., £¦¶õ˜¶¿ ±Í©¶À ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (n); boundary; sketck ú¶¿˜ÁÛ <½¬¹þ¶ <½œ¶; §È·ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n); a view; „†È⪶ꥶõ¿; Õ¤»±·ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n); production (of the goods); „œ¶åœºà (n); violence; £¾£œ¶ð¥¶õ¿; †ö§¶Ø þ¶ê¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 3239 outright 3240 outset 3241 outside 3242 outspoken 3243 outstanding 3244 outwit 3245 oval 3246 ovary 3247 over 3248 over 3249 overcome 3250 overcrowd 3251 overestimate 3252 overhaul 3253 overlap

meaningintel (adj); completely; straight; ¡µÂ§ºà<· ¬µ§·¬µ§º (n); starting; beginning point; ±·ë§¶Ï¤¶¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿†¶¨¿ (adv); opp. inside; £¦¶õ˜ (adj); frank; ¦¶õŸÈú¶Ö<· (adj); which was leftover; ¥ºõ<º¨»þ¶ ¥ºõ<¶œ· (vt); speak cleverly; deceive; œÆ¨»©ºþº ¡µë†¶§ºîÏú¶¿ ¥Æõ¸¬µ<ºÏú¶¿ (adj); like the shape of an egg. <¶¿ë™¶¿Ý '·§¶¥¶õ¿¨Îþ¶¿þ¶ä (n); female reproductive organ ÕÏ™·ª¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (Õ†ýØ) Šþý »Æ Õ£÷‡ (p.f.); extra (vt); defeat; ÕŸº<¶¥ºõÏú¶¿; ‹™ºÏú¶¿ (vt); crowd too much ººÑ§º¬¹þ¶˜¿ì úȧ¶¿ (vt); expect too much from; Õœº<· 'ªºÏú¶¿, ‡¶¿Ñ©¶<· ÕÏú¶þ·©È¦¶õ¿ (vt); examinethroughly and repair; ¡µÂ§ºà<· £¸<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿˜ (vt&i); keep or lie over something to cover it partly ¡µ™¶¿; ¡µ™¶¿þ¶˜¿ì „Ïú¶¿

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no englishword 3254 overleaf 3255 overlook 3256 overpower 3257 overrule 3258 oversight 3259 overt 3260 overtake 3261 overturn 3262 ovum 3263 owe 3264 own 3265 own 3266 ox 3267 oxygen 3268 pace

meaningintel (n); the other side of the page; ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿¨Î ¡µë¶Ñ ¡Çü¾ (vt); fail to notice; ú¶Á™¶¶¿Ï™· „Ï™¶¿; neglect; ¡µ˜»ÛÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¶¿Ï™· ©ºÏ™¶¿ (vt); win; overcome; <ƨ¿ú¶¿; Õ›ú¶¿ (vt); cancel; reject; ˘¿Û ©È¦¶õ¿; œ¶§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (n); slip; omission; ±Ë§¶±·˜¿ (adj); shown open; £¹¸§¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿<· out do, win Ÿº<¶¥ºõÏú¶¿, <ƨ¿ú¶¿ (vt); upset; ¡µ™¶<˘¿Û; ±·™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; spoil (n) ÕÏ™¶¥¶õ¿; female reproductive cell (vt&i); be in debt or obligation; ž›¡µ™º ¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿, ü©·£¿†·§½<·þ¶¿Ï™¶¿ (vt&i); possess; admit; ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿; Š¡µÀåËþ¶¿ (adj); somtameina; (þý)³ËÏ œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) ‡†¶¿â ' ¥¶õìüþº ©·¦¶õ¿©¶À (n); the distance between two consecutive steps in the walking

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3269 pacify 3270 pack 3271 package 3272 packet (n) 3273 pact 3274 pad 3275 paddy (n) 3276 paediatrician 3277 page 3278 pain 3279 paint

meaningintel speed; ÕÏ<¶, þ¶™¶ú¶¿ ¨È¶ ¡µ§¶¿<º™¶¿ ©È<¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) make calm or peace; ª·Ïœ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿; (n);pacification (vt&i); tie up; ¥¶õÁ˜¶˜¿Û(n) a packet ±Ë˜ì¥¶õ¿; ¡Ç¶¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨±Ëœºà (n) the things packed up; ¥¶õÁ˜ ±Í˜ì¥¶õ¿ (n); agreement, Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a smooth and flat board; ©·ë¬¹Ëþ¶¿˜¶¿ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿ Õ˜Û ©¶™¶¿ì; ©¶§ºŸ· þ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n); a doctor who specialised in tjhe diseases of the children, child specialist, ¡¹¨ì¨ ©Ê†¶êþº¡µÀ›¿¨¿ (n); one side of a leaf in a book; ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿¨Î Š¶ ·<ºœ¶¥¶õ¿¨Î Š¶ ¡µë¶Ñ (¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿) a servant boy; ¡µþº©·†¶¿ (n); suffering; £¸Ÿ¶; þË¡¹å; (vt) trouble; cause pain; £¸Ÿ¶þ¶¿ ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿, þË¡¹å¶¨¿<¶üȦ¶õ¿ (n); a colouring liquid; (<Í™¶¨¿ ¥Æõ¿. ©·˜»º ©È¦¶õ¿)§¶Ï <¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3280 paint (vt&i); brush the wall etc. with a paint; §¶Ï <¶¿¡µÂ¦¶õ¿; draw a picture and colour itl £Ì¥¶õé©È¦¶õ¿; (n) painter, one who paints, §¶Ï <¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ ©·™¶¿ 3281 pair (n); a set of two things, wife and husband üœ¶, üϘ; (vt) put together in pairs 3282 palace (n); the residence of the king a great building §·ü¤¸©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿, ¤¶©¶Ïœº 3283 palanquin (n) ¡µ¨ì½ 3284 palatable (adj); tasteful; §¶¿ú»<¶¨ 3285 pale (adj); dim, lack of colour or brghtness, bloodless; ©º©¶§¶ß¥Êõþ¶, ±·¨»±Í¦õþ¶ 3286 palm (n) Õ§¶úȦõ 3287 pan (n); a shallow dish;<ºþÆä 3288 panacea (n) cure for all diseases; ¬µ§¶í§Í<¶þº©·§º›» 3289 pandemonium (n); great unrest in a meeting hall etc., <¶Ï†¶§¶<Í®¶¥¶õ¿ 3290 pane (n); a thin sheet of g;aa; <·ü¿¡µ¨¶ 3291 panel (n); a committee, a list of the apeople selectedl;; ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿. ‡Ï¡¹¶úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶ ©·§º ¡Ç§¶ì ¡µ˜»Û¶

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no englishword 3292 pang 3293 panic 3294 pant 3295 panther 3296 pantry 3297 pants (n.pl) 3298 papa 3299 paper 3300 par 3301 parable 3302 parabola 3303 parachute 3304 parade

meaningintel (n); pain, suffering; £¸Ÿ¶, ©¶êŸ¶ (n); great feat; ¤¾œº confusion ¬µÏ¤¶ë¥¶õ¿ (vi&t); gasp, long for something; œËφ¶§¶<· …¡¹§ºœ½¦¶õ¿, 'œ¶¿§¶œ¶¡µ™¶¿ (n) ú»§¶¿œ¶¡µÀ¨»; leopard (n); food store; 'µ¸¸§¶¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿¨í¦¶õ¿Ïú¶¿ <¶†º ¨È¶ Õ¨¥¶õ§¶ ±Ë™¶¿<¶¿¨¸<¶¿ (n); father; œ¶Ï™ºë (n) ·<ºœ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) equal ¬µ¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a story with a moral; þ½œº¶Ÿ¶ (n); oval shaped diagram; ¡µ§¶©¶¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (<¶›»œ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¬µ¥ýõ..) an umbrella like object used to jump out of an air craft; <·¨»¨Î þ¶¿Ï™º þȨ¡Éº †º<¶¿˜¶¿ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿ <Ë™¶¿<¶¿ (n); the display of the drill by the troops. rpocession; ¬Éþº¶ ©ºÏ¦¶õ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿, ¶©·œ¶¿

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no englishword 3305 paradise 3306 paradox 3307 paragraph 3308 parallel 3309 paralyse 3310 paralysis 3311 paramount 3312 parasite 3313 parcel 3314 parachment 3315 pardon 3316 parent

meaningintel (n); heaven; ¬µí§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (n); an unnatural event or statement; ©Ê¡µ§½œ¶ð¥¶õ¿, ©º§¶¿†¶â¥¶õ¿ (n); a small division in an essay; ¡Ç§· (adj); having the same distance between (the lines); ±Í¨»¦¶õ¿þ¶ä, ¬µ¥¶õ¸Ïœ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt); make helpless; ¬µâ¤»Ï¡µüȦ¶õ¿ (n); ¡µ¯¶©·œ¶¥¶õ¿; (n) paralytic ¡µ¯¶©·œ¶¥¶õ¿œÍ £¸Ÿ¶¡µ™¶¿ú¶¿þ¶ä©·™¶¿ (adj); perfect; ‡þ¶ä†¶<ºþ¶ (n); an animal or plant which depends upon others for its food; 'µ¸§¶¥¶õ¿˧¶¶¿ ‚œ¶§¶¿¨¡Éþ¶ 'Ÿ·§¶¡µ™¶¿þ¶†º; (adj) ¡µ§¶¬¹àœºúý (n); a package sent by the post etc., ¥¶õÁ˜ ±·§ºî¨¿ (n)l a leather sheet which is used for writing œË¨¿·<ºœ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt); excuse, forgive ¯¶¥ºõÏú¶¿ (n) fatjher or mother of a person; œ¶¨»ì ¨È¶ œ¶Ï™ºë; (adj) parental belonging to the parent s

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no englishword meaningintel 3317 parish (n) a small village; ú»þ¶ä<·ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 3318 park (n); a grass land maintained by some local authority etc., „†·êþ¶©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿; (vt) put the vehicles in a place. þº¨»¡¹„Ïú¶¿ (·§¶¿ì ¥Æõ¿..) 3319 parliamnet (n); the law making body of the countries like india , Great Britain etc., ±·§¶ì¥ÆõϘ¿ 3320 parlour (n); sitting room; ‚Ïœºº ©¶ú»Öþ¶©·§¶¿ ¶Á§ËÖþ¶¿ <¶†º 3321 parole (n) the written statement given by a prisoner that he will not escpe; ©·<·âþ¶¥¶õ¿ 3322 parrot (n) ú»¨¿¶ 3323 parcimony (n); miserliness; ¡¹¬¹þ·§º œ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ 3324 part (n); a division of something a piece; ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿; ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ; (vt) divide, (adj) partial, forming a part, biased; ¤¸<¶¥Êõþ¶, ¡µ¯¶±·œ¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ 3325 partake (vi); take part; ±·¨ÌÓþ¶¿ participate (vi); take part; ±·¨ÌÓþ¶¿ 3326 party (n); a set of people who work together to achieve something; ü˜¿Û, ©¶§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ 3327 pass (vt) go through something, send througjh ©Æ®¶¿ò, ¡µÏ¡µÀ; get through;

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3328 passage 3329 passenger 3330 passion 3331 passive 3332 passport 3333 past 3334 paste 3335 pastime 3336 pastor 3337 pastry 3338 pasture

meaningintel „œ½à§¶¿ß™¶<¶¿˜; (n)identification card; <¶¿§ºàÏ¡µÀ¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n); the way in or out; ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿. œöëÕ (n); a person travelling ina a bus, train etc., ¡µë¦¶õ¸›¾¶¿™¶¿ (n); strong love or hatred towards something ©·ê¥Æõ¸µ¸¥¶õ¿, '<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿. ¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ (adj) passionate, shorttempered Í¡¹«¹Û‰þ¶ (adj); dull, unresisting; „œ·ðµ¸¥¶õ¿¨Èþº, ‡†º§ºÏ¡µþº (n); a permit to go abroad etc., ©º†Èª¶¥¶õ¿ ±ö„˜¶¿ ¡µë¤¶¿œ¶í Õþ¶¿¥¶õœº ¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (adj); already spent; <¶™¶ú»±Ë¦õþ¶ (n); an adhesive substance made from flout; ü»<º§¶¿¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿; (vt) stick with a paste; ü»<¶¿§¶¿œÍ ÕœººÏú¶¿ (n); a game etc., played to spend the time; ©ºþ͆¶·¨¯È¡µ¥¶õ¿ (n); a preacher in a church, a shephered; Ê묵੶†È©·¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨Î „¡µ†Èª¶¶¿™¶¿; <˧Æ먷¡µ§º (n); cooked eatable made of paste; ¡¹Ï™º ©¶Ï˜ (n); a grassland; ¡µú»Ö¶

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no englishword meaningintel 3339 pasty (adj); like a paste; ¥¶õ¿†¶â<·þ¶¿þ¶ä 3340 pat (n); a gentle stroke made by the open hand (to encourage or to show sympathy); œ¶˜¿Û, ú»þ¶ä†Æ£ç; (vt) strike gently with the open hand; œ¶˜¿Û˜ 3341 patch (n); a joint to cover the hole etc., Õœ¶¿¶¿; (vt) repair; £¸<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿˜ 3342 patent (n); sole authority to manufacture and sell a new good; œ¶¦¶õ¸§½º ¬µéþ¶ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ ¡µëœÈê¶ ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ 3343 path (n); way; †·§º, ·¨»£¸˜ 3344 pathetic (adj); causing pity; ¥¶õþ¶¬µ¿ð ¶§¶<ºÏú¶¿; (n) pathos; ¶§¶¿›§¶¬µ¥¶õ¿ 3345 pathology (n); the sciemnce of diseses; §Í<¶þº§¶ß¦¶õ ª·¬µà륶õ¿ 3346 patience (n); the power of endurance; ‹§¶¿å; (n) patient ‹§¶¿å<¶¨ 3347 patient (n); a person suffering from an illness; §Í<º; ü£¿ç ¡µ™·Ý©·™¶¿ 3348 patrimony (n); inheritance from the side of father or an ancestor; ¡¹œ·ëœºØœ¶¥¶õ¿; (adj) patrimonial, belonging to the father or an ancestor; ¡¹œ¶Ã¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ 3349 patriot (n); one who loves his country, a person who is ready to sacrifice anything for his country; †Èª¶¤¶¶¿à™¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3350 patriotis (n) †Èª·¤»¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ 3351 patron (n); supporter of an art etc., ±Í뜷𵸶¿™¶¿, ±Í«µ¶¿™¶¿, Õ¤»¥¶õ¸þº; (vt) patronize, give encouragement; ±Í뜶ð¹¸Ïú¶¿ 3352 pattern (n); wanting; scarcity fewness; ˧¶œ¶, ¨È¥ºõ, ը奶õ¿ 3353 pauper (n); person who became bankrupt; †¶§º†¶¿ë™¶¿, ¡Ç†¶©·™¶¿ 3354 pause (n); a short interval (in the work etc.,);©º§·¥¶õ¥¶õ¿, (vi) stop for a while; '<¶¿ 3355 pave (vt); make the wayœ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, œÍ멶©È¦¶õ¿ 3356 pavement (n); a way for the persons walking along the road; §Í™¶¿Ý ¡µë¶Ñþ¶ „þ¶ä £¸˜ 3357 pavilion (n); a large tent; ™È§· 3358 paw (n); the foot of an animals ¡µÏü·, ±·†¶¥¶õ¿ 3359 pawn (n); a small chess piece; ú¶†¶§¶Ï <¶¡µÀ '˜¨Î¤¶˜¿™¶¿ 3360 pawnbroker (n) œ·¶˜¿Û ©·ê±·§º 3361 pay (vt); give, give as a fee; ‚ú¶¿Ö, úƨ»ìÏú¶¿; (n)ü¾œ¶¥¶õ¿ (¥¶õÁ¨©Èœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿) 3362 payee (n); one who pays. úƨ»ìÏú¶¿©·™¶¿, ™¶£¿ç¶˜¿Û©·™¶¿

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no englishword 3363 pea 3364 peace 3365 peacock (n) 3366 peak 3367 pearl (n) 3368 peasant 3369 pebble 3370 peck 3371 peculiar 3372 pecuniary 3373 pedagogue 3374 pedagogy 3375 pedestal 3376 pedestrain

meaningintel (n) £˜¸›¾úƘ¿Û; £˜¸›¾ <ºÏü (n); calmnness; quiet; ª·Ïœº; þÆ¥¶õ醺; (adj) peaceful ª·Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä þÆ¥¶õ¨» (n); the top point; highest part or point of anything; ªº¶§¶¥¶õ¿; „ú¶Ö³·âþ¶¥¶õ¿ ¥¶õ¿œ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n); farmer, villager; ©¶ê©¶³·¦¶õ†·§¶¿™¶¿; <·ë¥¶õ·¡µÀ§¶¬µ¿à™¶¿ (n); a small, smooth and round stone in the sand or soil; <¶¿¨¶§·¦õ (v); take with the beak and eat, ¡µ¯º ¥Æõ¿. ¥¶õ¿¶¿ÑœÍ ±Ë™ºú» œºþ¶¿˜ (adj); odd; strange; ©ºÏœ¶¦Êõþ¶; Õ³·Ÿ·§¶›¥Êõþ¶ (n); peculiarity; speciality; ©ºÏœ¶; ¡µëœÈ궜¶ (adj); of money; †¶ë©¶ê¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); teacher „±·†·ê¦¶õ¿™¶¿ (n); the art of teaching; „±·Ÿ·ê¦¶õ©¶Ãœºà (n); the flat base of a statue etc., ©º<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ú¶¿˜ÁÛ „þ¶ä †º¥¶õé ¨È¶ Õ§¶¿<¶¿ a person going on foot; ·¨»þ¶™¶¶þ¶ ±Í©¶À©·™¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3377 pediatrician (n) a child specialist; ¡¹¨ì¨ ©Ê†¶ê þº¡µÀ›¿™¶¿ (n); pediatrics ¡¹¨ì¨ ü£¿ç¨¶¿¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ ª·¬µà륶õ¿ 3378 pedigree (n); the line of ancestors; ©¶Ïª¶¥¶õ¿; ©¶Ïª¶©¶Ã¯¶¥¶õ¿ 3379 peel (vt) remove the outer layer; œÍ¨¿œ½¦¶õ¿; Š¨¿ú¶¿ 3380 peep (vi); equal in age or status; ¬µ¥¶õ ©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿ð ¨È¶ µ¸Î†·¶¨ ©·™¶¿ 3381 peevish (adj); short tempered, Í¡¹«¹Û ¦Êõþ¶ 3382 peg (n); a nail etc., used to fix something to a wall (vt) fit with a peg ¥Èõ¶¿œÍ £»<ºÏú¶¿ 3383 pelican (n) <¶Á™¶ËÏ <¶ 3384 pelt (vt); throw (the stones etc.,) the things at; ©º¬µ§¶¿ 3385 pen (n); a writing instrument; ¡Åþ¶¿ä ¶¨¥¶õ¿ 3386 penal (adj); punishable; having punishment; ªº¯·§¶µ¸¥Êõþ¶; (n) penality; a Õ¡µ§·Ÿ¶ §¶¿¬µ¿¥¶õ¿ 3387 penance (n) ±·ë¦¶õªºÖœ¶à¥¶õ¿ 3388 pencil ¡Åþº¬µ¿¨¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3389 pending (adj); put oin abeyance; ¡µ§º´·Ñ§¶¥¶õ¿ ü§¶<¶þº; ¡µÂ§ºà·þº 3390 pendulum (n); a ball that swings freely from a point; ¨Î¨¶¥¶õ¿ 3391 penetrate (vt&i); force into something push into something; †¶Á§¶¿Ö; úË¡¹åÏú¶¿; †¶Á§¶¿; úËú»ÖËþº±Í©¶À 3392 penguin (n) ÕϘ¸§ºÑ˜»· ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶ ¶þ¶£™¶¿ þ½˜»®Ì §Æ¶Ñ¨ ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶ ƒ†¶¿ ú»þ¶ä ¡µ¯º 3393 peninsula (n) †½í¡µ¶¨å¥¶õ¿ 3394 penis (n) ªºª¶¿þ¶¥¶õ¿ 3395 penny (n); a metallic coin of united kingdom worth 1/12 of a shilling ;ú»þ¶ä þ·›Æ¥¶õ¿ 3396 pension (n); the periodical payment given to the retired or old persons, ¡¹Ïú¶þ¶¿; ¤¶Ãœº 3397 pensive (adj); thougtful '¨Îú¶þ¶¨Î ¥¶õ¿þº<º¦¶õ¿þ¶ä 3398 penury (n); great poverty; †¶§º†¶ë¥¶õ¿; £¾†¶§º¶¥¶õ¿ 3399 peon (n); a servant in an office; ü©·þ¶¿; þö¶§¶¿ 3400 people (n.pl); number of persons; ¡µëü¨¿

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no englishword 3401 pepper (n) 3402 per 3403 perambulator 3404 perceive 3405 percept 3406 perch 3407 percolate 3408 perennial 3409 perfect 3410 perform 3411 perfume

meaningintel ¥ºõ§º¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (p.f.); for each; ¡µëœº ŠËÑ¶Ñ (eg. per anum; per day etc.) (n) ú¶Ï˜» ¡¹¨ì¨þ¶¿ ¶Á§¶¿Öφ¶£Æ˜»Û œÍ릶õ¿£Ï™º (vt) know through senses; <¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿; <¶¿§ºàÏú¶¿ (n); which is perceived; <¶ë¹¸Ï¡µ£™ºþ¶; <¶¿§ºàÏ¡µ£™ºþ¶†º (n) perception; ‚φºë¦¶õü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿ (vi); sit (like a bird) ¶Á§¶¿ÖÏ™¶¿ (vt); filter; ¡µ™¶£Î¦õþ¶(n) percolator; ©¶™¶±Í¦¶õ¿ <¶§·˜¿ ¥Æõ¿. (adj); existing throughout the year; ¬µÏ©¶œ¶ð§¶¥¶õ¿ ±Ë™¶¿<¶¿þ· „Ï™¶¿ eg; perennial river ü¾©¶þ¶Ÿº (adj); faultless; whole; throughly done; ¡µ§º¡µÂ§¶ß¥Êõþ¶; †Í«µ§¶¹¸œ¶¥Êõþ¶; £¸<¶¿<· úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶ (vt&i); carryout; give a performance; play a role; ¡µÂ§ºàúȦ¶õ¿; ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ ‚ú¶¿Ö; ¡µë†¶§ºîÏú¶¿ (n) performance, ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶; ¶§¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n); a sweet smelling substance; sweet smell; ¡µ§º¥¶õ®¶ †¶ë©¶ê¥¶õ¿; ¬µ¿©·¬µþ¶

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no englishword 3412 perhaps 3413 peril 3414 perimeter 3415 period 3416 periodical 3417 periphery 3418 perish 3419 perplex 3420 persecute 3421 persevere 3422 persist

meaningintel (adv); probbly; £µ¸¿ª· (n); danger; Õ±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (Õ†ýí) ¡Å§º¨÷¬ø; †¶þÆÓ§ö¬ø (n) the length of the boundry ú¶¿˜¿Û˨œ¶ (n) a length of the time (eg. one year) þº¦¶õ¥ºõœ¶ ·¨¥¶õ¿ (n) a magazine a news papwer which is relea at regular intervals of time (n) outer boundary ú¶¿˜¿Û˨œ¶ (vi&t); doie out; destro þº©¶¬¹Ïú¶¿; †¶íϬµ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt); wonder; confuse; Õ†¶§º¡µ™¶¿; Õ¦Æõ¸¥¶õ¦¶õ¬¹âœº¨Î „Ïú¶¿ (vt); trouble a person continuously ¡¼™ºÏú¶¿˜; Š¶ ©¶êºàº <¶¨ þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿¨þ¶¿ ¬µ¹¸Ïú¶¨È¶ Õœ¶þºþº £¸ŸºÏú¶¿˜; (n) persecution punishment or oppression; ªº¯¶, ¡¼™¶þ¶ (vi); continue patientlyl ¡µ˜¿Û†¶¨œÍ ‹¡¹¶<· Ëþ¶³·<ºÏú¶¿ (n) perseverance, ¡µ˜¿Û†¶¨ (vi) refuse to move or go back ¡µ˜¿Û©¶™¶©¶¶¿Ï™· „Ï™¶¿; ¬¹â§¶¥¶õ¿<· „Ï™¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3423 person (n); a man or owman; ©¶êºà, (n) personality ©¶êºàœ¶í¥¶õ¿, (adj) personal ©¶êºà<¶œ¶ 3424 personnel (adj); pertaining to persons (eg. personnel department) ©¶ê¶¿à¨¶¿ ¨È¶ „†Íê<¶¿¨¶¿ ¬µÏ†¶çÏŸºÏú»þ¶ 3425 perspective (adj); having a view of the future ; long drawn; †¶Á§¶ '¨Îú¶þ¶<¶¨ ¬µ¿†½§¶Ô¥Êõþ¶ (n) a view †¶Á§¶†¶Ã«¹Û 3426 perspire (vi); sweat úÆ¥¶õ˜±Í¦¶õ¿ 3427 persuade (vt); try to convincer Š¡¹åÏú¶¿˜¶¿ ¡µë¦¶õœºäÏú¶¿, Š¡¹åÏú¶¿ (n) persuasion, £ÎŸ¶ 3428 p0ertain (vi) belong úÆφ¶¿ 3429 perturb (vt); distrub greately ¶¨©¶§¶¡Å˜¿Û 3430 perusal (n); reading or studying something; ú¶†¶¿©¶À˜ Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿úȬµ¿Ëþ¶¿ 3431 pervade (vt); permeate; flow or spread through ; ©·ê¡¹Ïú¶¿ 3432 perverse (adj); mischievous; ©¶¶ë£¿†ºâ <¶¨ (vt) pervert; turn from the good or right úÆ™¶¿¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ œºë¡µÀå 3433 pessimism (n); tendency to expect or bad results, þº§·ª·©·†¶¥¶õ¿ (n) pessimist; a person who always looks at the negative or dark side of things a

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3434 pest 3435 pesticide (n) 3436 pet 3437 petal (n) 3438 petition 3439 petrol 3440 petty 3441 phanstasy 3442 phantom 3443 pharmacy 3444 pharynx (n)

meaningintel gloomy fellow; þº§·ª·¬·†º (n) harmful insect; ¡µÏ˜¨¶¿ µ¸þº¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ ½˜¶¥¶õ¿ ½˜¶þ·ªºþº (¥¶õφ¶¿) (n) an animal or person who was looked after with love and liking; ¡ÅÏ¡µÀ™¶¿ üÏœ¶¿©¶À; ‚«µÛ¥Êõþ¶©·™¶¿ ¡µÀ©¶Àí ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ '¶§¶ï› ¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n); appeal. memorandum, application; Õ§½Ø ©ºü·ä¡µþ¶ (n); refined petroleum oil usded incars etc., ¡Å˜Î먿 (adj); unimportant; very small; Õ¨å¥Êõþ¶; ±·ë¥¶õ¿¶ê¥¶õ¿¨Èþº (n); imagination; imaginative world of spirits etc, …µ¸; …µ¸¨Î¶¥¶õ¿ (n) evil spirit ¤¶Áœ¶¥¶õ¿; †Æ¦¶õꥶõ¿ (n); medical shop;¥¶õφ¶¿¨¿ œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿˘¿Û; ¥¶õφ¶¿¨´·¡µÀ (n) pharmacist, a skilled person in the preparation of medicines or drugs¥¶õφ¶¿¨¿œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿©·™¶¿ <ËÏœ¶¿¨Ì¡µ¨»¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3445 phenomenon (n) a remarkable thing, ©ºªº«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; †¶Ã<ÍÓú¶§¶¥¶õ¿ 3446 phenol (n) ¢¹þ·¦õ¨¿ 3447 philanthropic (adj) have love towards mankind, ¨Î¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¡Ç륺õÏú¶¿; ¨ÎÍ¡µ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶; (n) philanthrope; kind and helpful person; †¶¦¶õ¸®¶¿©¶À; ¨ÎÍ¡µ·§º 3448 philosophy (n); quest for knowledge; meta-physics; œ¶œ¶íü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) philosopher; ü»ü·ä¬µ¿©¶À; œ¶œ¶àí©Èœ¶à 3449 phosphorus (n); a yellowish non-metal which burns in the air without heating ¤¸¬µí§¶¥¶õ¿ 3450 photo (p.f); pertaining to light; ·Ïœº ¨È¶ ©Æ¨¿<¶¿¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºú»þ¶ 3451 photography (n); the art of taking the photos with a camera, ú·¦¶õ¸ ú»œ¶ë¶®¶ 3452 physical (n) of the body ª·§½§¶¶¥Êõþ¶; material; ¡µ†·§¶â ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ 3453 physician (n); a medical practitioner; ©Ê†¶¿ê™¶¿ 3454 piano (n) a big musical instruments with keys 3455 pick (vt&i); catch;; hold select; œ½¬¹Ëþ¶¿; ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿; ‡þ¶¿äËþ¶¿ 3456 picket (vi) gather before the ofice to protest; ¡¹Ƙ»Ï <ý ü§¶¿¡µÀ

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no englishword 3457 pickle (n) 3458 picnic 3459 pictorial 3460 pie 3461 piece 3462 piece meal 3463 pierce 3464 pig (n) 3465 pigeon (n) 3466 pigment 3467 pigmy 3468 pile 3469 piles 3470 pilgrim

meaningintel …§¶<·¦¶õ ¡µú¶Ö™º a pleasure trip to out-doors where food is served ©¶þ¶¤Îüþ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) having pictures; £Ì¥¶õé¨œÍ ©º©¶§ºú»þ¶ (n) picture, £Ì¥¶õé; ¡µ˜¥¶õ¿ ¬¹þº¥¶õ¸ (n); ¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¥¶õ¿œÍ ·þº ¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨œÍ·þº ©ºéÝþ¶ £ü»Ø ©¶Ï˜» ¡¹Ï™º ©¶Ï˜ (n) a bit cut off; ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ (adv); bit by bit. ËÏúÆ¥¶õ¿; ËÏúÆ¥¶õ¿<· (vt&i); push with a pointed end; go into; <¶¿ú¶¿ÖËþ¶¿ ¡µÏ†º ±·©¶À§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) colour; colouring substance; §¶Ï <¶¿; §¶Ï <¶¿©È¦¶õ¿˜¶¿ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿ ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ (n); an African tribesman who is very short ¡¹<½éü·œº ©·™¶¿ (vt) arrance one over the other; ¡Ç§¶¿Ö (n.pl) ¥¶õÁ¨¬µÏ¶ ©·êŸº (n); a person travilling to a place of worship; ¦¶õ¸œ½ë¶¿™¶¿; (n)

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3471 pillar 3472 pillow (n) 3473 pilot 3474 pimple (n) 3475 pin 3476 pincers 3477 pinch 3478 pine 3479 pink 3480 pioneer 3481 pious 3482 pipe

meaningintel pilgrimage, ¦¶õ¸œ¶ë (n) a long column ¬µà¤¶¥¶õ¿ †ºÏ™¶¿; œ¶¨<¶™¶ (n); a driver of a ship or an aeroplane; ‹™¶¨È¶ ©º¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ þ¶™¶¿¡µÀ©·™¶¿ ¥Æõ¿˜»¥¶õ (n) ¡¹þ¶¿ä, <¶¿Ï™¶¿¬µÁ†º (vt) tag with a pin <¶¿ú¶¿Ö; üœ¶úȦ¶õ¿ (n.pl) forceps; ª·ë©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt)press with fingers þ輄 <ºú¶¿Ö˜ (n) †È©¶†·§¶¿©¶Ã¯¶¥¶õ¿ (vi) languish¶Ã¬¹Ïú¶¿ pineapple Õþ·¬µ (n); pale red colour <¶¿¨¸£¾§¶Ï <¶¿ (n) the person who goes ahed; a reformer or an explorer; †·§ºú¶Á¡µÀ©·™¶¿; Õ þÈí«µ¶¿™¶¿ (adj); having devotion to god; †Ê©¶¤¶ºà <¶¨ (n); a long and hollow tube; <˘ۥ¶õ¿ (n) pipe; one who plays the flute ¡¹¨ìþ¶<ö멺 …†¶¿©·™¶¿

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no englishword 3483 pirate 3484 piston 3485 pit 3486 pity 3487 placard 3488 place 3489 placid 3490 plague (n) 3491 plain 3492 plan 3493 planet (n) 3494 plank

meaningintel (n); a hand gun úÈœº œ¶¿±·¶¿ (n) ¥¶õ¿«µ¨¶¥¶õ¿ the inner cylinder in an engine (n) a hole in the earth <¶¿Ï˜ (n); sympathy; †¶¦¶õ; ¶þº¶§¶¥¶õ¿; (adj) pitiable †¶¦¶õþ½¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶ (n) a hard card board on which some protest request etc; written and exhibited ¡µë¶˜þ¶ ©·ë¦¶õ£™ºþ¶ Õ˜Û (n); a space on the ground ¡µë†Èª¶¥¶õ¿ an area of land; ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿ (©ýà) ½¡ø Õœý Õ ¡µìúÆ ¡µÀœý ¢¹¯ý, 3 „Ïú¶¿; ¬¹â§¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (adj); calm; peaceful þº†·þ¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨; ª·Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ ¥¶õµ¸¥¶õ¸§º§Í<¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) smooth and soft simple ú¶†¶¿þ¶¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä þȨ flatland; ¥Êõ†·þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the sketch of a building which is planned beforehand; nþ¶¥¶õÁþ·; ¡µë›¸®»¶ (vt) prepare a scheme; ¡µŸ¶¶¥¶õ¿ ©È¦¶õ¿˜; Õ¨Îú»Ïú¶¿˜ <¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ (n) a flat wooden sheet £¨ì úƶÑ

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no englishword meaningintel 3495 plant (n) a small tree ¥Æõ¿¶Ñ, ¦¶õÏœ·ë<·§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) put a plant in the ground ¥Æõ¿¶Ñþ·˜¿˜ fix the machinary etc. ³·â¡µþ¶úȦ¶õ¿ 3496 plantain (n) Õ§¶˜» ¡µÏ™¶¿; úƘ¿à 3497 plantation (n); a fruit garden; ¡µÏ™¶ìœÍ˜, ©·ê±·§¶¥¶õ¿ ˧¶¶¿ ¡ÅÏû¶¿ úƘìœÍ˜ 3498 plate (n) around and flat metal disc to put on a vessel; ¡Ç옿 ¥¶õÁœ¶ 3499 plateau (n) a flat land which is at a height above the sea level ¡¼˜¤¶Á¥ºõ 3500 platform (n) dias; ‡œ¶¿à<·¶˜Û£™ºþ¶ 3501 platinum a silver like metal which is very hard and heavy ±·ì˜»þ¶Ï ¨Îµ¸¥¶õ¿ 3502 platoon (n) a part of company of soldiers; ¬Éþº¶ ¶Ï¡Åþ½¨Î Š¶ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ 3503 plausible (adj) fair reasonable þ·ê¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶; ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶†º<· þ¶¿þ¶ä 3504 play (n) game, drama etc., '˜, ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶. þ·˜¶¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿. (vt) participate in the play exhibition '™¶¿ ¡µë†¶§ºîÏú¶¿ 3505 plea (n) excuse; ³·¶¿ (vt&i) plead, argue, accept; ©·†ºÏú¶¿ Š¡µÀåËþ¶¿ 3506 please (vt&i) gladden, give pleasure satisfy 'þ¶Ï†¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿, œ¶Ã¡¹à¡µ™¶¿ (n) pleasure happiness; 'þ¶Ï†¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 3507 pledge 3508 plenty 3509 plight 3510 plot 3511 plough 3512 pluck 3513 plumber 3514 plume 3515 plunder 3516 plunge 3517 plural 3518 pocket 3519 podium

meaningintel (vt) œ·¶˜¿Û¡Å˜¿Û; mortgage (n) œ·¶˜¿Û; ¡µëœºüä (n) more than needed; ¬µ¥¶õƺâ 9adj) plentiful abundant; ©º³·à§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) sad condition; †º¬¹âœº; ¬¹âœº (n) a piece of ground; þȨ¨Î Š¶ ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ evil plan ¶¿˜ë (vi) conspire; ¶¿˜ë ¡µþ¶¿ä˜ (n) þ·<¶¨»; (vt) till with a plougjh þƨ†¶¿þ¶¿ä˜ (vt) cut off the flowers etc; with finger tips; ͦ¶õ¿; ¡¼¶¿ (n) a work man who fits water pipes; þ½˜» <˘ۥ¶õ¿¨¿ ¥Æõ¿†¶¨<¶¿þ¶©º £»<ºÏú¶¿©·™¶¿ (n) feather; ¡µ¯º ƒ¶ (vt); rob forcibly †Í¡¹™ºúȦ¶õ¿; ˨ì<˘¿Û (vi); jump into water etc., ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¶¿ †¶¿¥¶õ¿¶¿ (adj); more than one many; Š¶˜» ¶Ï˜Æ ÕŸº¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); üÈ£¿; (vt) put in the pocket üÈ£¿¨Î ©È¬¹Ëþ¶¿ (n)a platform; Õ§¶¿<¶¿

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no englishword 3520 poem 3521 poet 3522 poetry 3523 point 3524 pole 3525 police 3526 policy 3527 polite 3528 political 3529 pollute 3530 pollute 3531 poly

meaningintel (n); a verse; ¡µ†¶ê¥¶õ¿; ¶Ãœº (n) a writer of poetry; ¶©º (n) a set of poems¡µ†¶ê¥¶õ¿¨¿; ¡µ†¶ê¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n); a sharp tip mark an important note; ¥Æõ¿þ¶; <¶¿§¶¿à; ¬µÁú»; ú¶¿¶Ñ; ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; (vi&t) aim; show; indicat <¶¿§º¡Å˜¿Û, ú¶Á¡µÀ; <¶¿§¶¿à¡Å˜¿à (n); a long post. north and south end of the earth; <¶™¶¶§¶ë; †¶Ã©¶¥¶õ¿; (adj) polar belonging to the pole †¶Ã©¶¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n); a cop; ±Í¨¾¬µ¿©·™¶¿; policemen (n)plan of approach; strategy; µ¸Á굸§¶ú¶þ¶; ¬¹†·âÏœ¶¥¶õ¿, ©ºŸ·þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj); gentle courteous ¬µœ¶å멶§¶àþ¶<¶¨, ¬µ¤¶êœ¶œÆ¨»¬¹þ¶ (adj); about the state or gobvernment; §·ü½¦¶õ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) politician; §·ü½¦¶õ©Èœ¶à §·üþ½œºü¿ä™¶¿; (n) politics; §·üþ½œº ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (vt) vote in the election; ‹˜¿©È¦¶õ¿ (vt) make dirty ¶¨¿«µ¡µ§¶¿ú¶¿ (n) pollution †¶¿¥¶õ¿é; Ÿ¶Á®» ¥Æõ¿. impurity (p,f) more than one £µ¸¿, Õþȶ; [ eg; poly clinic, polytechnic]

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no englishword 3532 pomp 3533 pond 3534 ponder 3535 pony 3536 pool 3537 poor 3538 pope (n) 3539 popular 3540 population 3541 populous 3542 porcupine (n) 3543 pore 3544 port 3545 portable 3546 portico (n)

meaningintel (n); show ªÍ¤¶, '™¶Ï£§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) pompous showy, '™¶Ï£§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) a small pool þ½œº <¶¿Ï˜ úƧ¶¿©¶À (vt&i) think deeply †½§¶Ô¥¶õ¿<· '¨Îú»Ïú¶¿ (n); a baby horse <¶¿§¶ë¡µÀ¡¹¨ì (n) a lake ¬µ§¶¬µ¿ð (adj) not rich, having very less income or property £¾†¶ ·Ÿ¶¨»ý ¥¶õœ¶<¶¿§¶¿©¶À (adj) of the people famous ¡µëü¨¦Æõ¿¶Ñ (n) the number of eople in a coutry etc., üþ·¤¸ (adj) densely populated; ÕŸº¶ üþ¶¤¸ ¥¶õ¿®¶ò¡µÏ†º (n) an opening hole ú»¨¿ì; §¶ÏŸ¶ë¥¶õ¿; (adj) purous ú»þ¶ä ú»þ¶ä ú»¨¿ì¨¿þ¶ä (n); harbour ‹™¶§È©¶À (adj) which can be carried with ease œ½¬µ¿Æ®¶¿ò˜¶¿ ©½¨Êþ¶ ¤¶©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ „þ¶ä ¥¶õÏ™¶¡µ¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3547 portion (n) the picture the share; ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ ©¶Ïœ¶¿ 3548 portrait (n) the picture of a person; ¥¶õ¿¶ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ 3549 pose (vt&i) stand in a position Š¶ œ½§¶¿¨Î þº¨£™¶¿ þ¶œºÏú¶¿ put questions to ¡µëªºäÏú¶¿ 3550 posh (adj) high class <Ë¡µå; ¡É œ¶§¶<¶œºº úÆφºþ¶ 3551 position (n) place state ³·âþ¶¥¶õ¿. ¬¹âœº 3552 position (adj) certain right real; §¶ÁŸº¦Êõþ¶; ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶; þºü¥Êõþ¶ 3553 possess (vt) own¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿˜ 3554 possible (adj); which can be sdone; ³·Ÿ¶ê¥Êõþ¶ (n) possibility³·Ÿ¶êœ¶ 3555 post (n) a pillar a vacancy in an office a letter etc., delivered ¬µâ¤¶¥¶õ¿ „†Íê<¶¥¶õ¿; œ¶±·¨¿; (vt) put a letter into letter box ;appoint œ¶±·¨¸ ¡Å˜ÆÛ ¨Î ©È¦¶õ¿, þº¦¶õ¥ºõÏú¶¿ (n) poster, (n) 3556 post (pf) after the occurrence œ¶§¶¿©·œ¶ ; eg;post-date; post humous etc. 3557 post-mortem (adj) after the death of the person 3558 postpone (vt) defer ©·¦õ†· ©Æ¦¶õ¿

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no englishword 3559 posture (n) 3560 pot 3561 potato (n) 3562 potent 3563 potentiality 3564 potter 3565 poultry(n) 3566 pounce 3567 pound (n) 3568 pour 3569 poverty (n) 3570 powder 3571 power 3572 powerful

meaningintel ª¶§½§¶¥¶õ¿ „Ïú¶£™ºþ¶ ¬¹âœº (n) an earthenware; ¶¿Ï™¶ £Ï <·®¸†¶¿Ï¡µ (adj) powerful;ª¶ºà©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) potency; ª¶ºà (n) energy which is needed for growth³·¥¶õ§¶âꥶõ¿ (n) maker of pots;¶¿¥¶õ駺©·™¶¿ Í®¶¿ò ¥Æõ¿. ©·˜»þº ¡ÅÏú¶¿ ©¶Ãœºà; Í®¶ò ¡ÅÏ¡µ¶¥¶õ¿ (vi) jump suddenly (to attack some one)†¶Á¶¿˜; ¥ºõ†¶¡µ™¶¿˜ ±öþ¶¿, (£§¶¿©¶À) (vt&i) cause to flow out a liquid; flow out like a jet ±Í¦¶õ¿˜ ·§¶¿˜ ¡Ç†¶§º¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the substance which is crushed like a flour ±Ë™º (vt&vt) sprinkle the powder make into powder ±Ë™ºú¶¨¿ì; ±Ë™ºúȦ¶õ¿ (n) energy electric energy; capacity ª¶ºà; ©º†¶¿êª¶×ºà ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) strong; having the power £¨¥Êõþ¶; ª¶ºà©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword meaningintel 3573 practicable (adj) that can be put into practice; that can be followed; 'ú¶§¶› ¦Æõ¸<¶ê¥Êõþ¶ Õþ¶¿¬µ§ºÏú¶¿˜¶¿ ©½¨Êþ¶ 3574 practival (adj) not theoritical; Õþ¶¿¤¶©¶ ¦Æõ¸<¶ê¥Êõþ¶; Õþ¶¿¬µ§ºÏú¶¿˜¶¿ ©½¨Êþ¶ 3575 practice (n) Õþ¶¿¤¶©¶¥¶õ¿, Õ¤¸ê¬µ¥¶õ¿, (vt&i) Õ¤¸ê¬µ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, Õþ¶¿¬µ§ºÏú¶¿ 3576 practise (vt&i); do regularly; Õ¤¸ê¬µ¥¶õ¿¨Î „Ïú¶¿; Õ©¶¨Ï£»Ïú¶¿ 3577 pragmatism (n) practical approach to find the truith; Õþ¶¿¤¶©¶¡µÂ§¶í¶ ü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿úÈ ' ¥Æõ¿†ºÏú¶¿ ¬¹†·âÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ ¨È¶ œ¶œ¶í ©ºú·§¶¥¶õ¿ 3578 praise (vt) boast ; speak too much of ±Ë<¶™¶¿; ¬µ¿àœºÏú¶¿; (n) ³Íàœ¶ë¥¶õ¿; ¬µ¿àœº 3579 prawn (n) §Ë¦õê 3580 pray (Vt&i); request, make a request (to god); Õ§ºâÏú¶¿˜; ±·ë§ºâÏú¶¿˜; (n) prayer; ±·ë§¶âþ¶ 3581 preach (vt&i); give a speech (about) the greatness of god; „¡µ þ¶ê¬¹Ïú¶¿; £ÎŸºÏú¶¿; (n) preacher; ¥¶õœ¶£ÎŸ¶¶¿™¶¿; (n) preaching; ¥¶õœ¶£ÎŸ¶ 3582 preamble (n) introductory statement; ¡¼˜»¶ 3583 precarious (adj); dangerous; Õ±·¦¶õ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶; uncertain ÕþºªºÖœ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword meaningintel 3584 precaution (n); the caution which should be followed to avoid trouble; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ ü·<¶ëœ¶à (ú¶§¶ê) 3585 precede (vt&i); go before in time, order etc., ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ „Ï™¶¿; (n) precedence; ±·ëŸ·Ï¦¶õœ¶ 3586 precise (adj); exact; ¶ú»Öœ¶¥Êõþ¶; correct; (n) precision 3587 preconceive (vt); form an idea in advance; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿<·þÈ þº§¶ß¦¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ©¶ú¶¿Ö 3588 predecessor (n); the previous person; ‚Ïœ¶¶¿ ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ „þ¶ä©·™¶¿ 3589 predicate (n) ©·¶ê¥¶õ¿¨Îþº ºë¦¶õ¸¡µ†¶¥¶õ¿ 3590 predict (vt); foretell; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿<·þÈ úÆ¡µÀå; ¤¶©º«µêœ¶¿à¨Î ü§¶<¶£Î©¶Àþ¶†º úÆ¡µÀå; (n) prdiction; …µ¸ 3591 preface (n) introduction given by the author about the book ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¥¶õ¸˜ 3592 prefer (vt); favour; like something more than others; ‡þ¶¿äËþ¶¿, ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ ‚«µÛ¥¶õ¿<· ͧ¶¿Ëþ¶¿; (n) preference; importance; ±·ë¥¶õ¿¶êœ¶; 'Ÿº¶êœ¶; (adj) referentional 3593 prefix (n); put or add before ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿úÆ¡µÀå; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ úȧ¶Ö£™ºþ¶†º 3594 pregnant (n) ú¶Á¨¸¨¿

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no englishword 3595 prejudice (n) 3596 preliminary 3597 prelude 3598 premature 3599 premier 3600 premium 3601 preparation 3602 pre-reqisit (n) 3603 prescribe 3604 prescription 3605 presence (n) 3606 present

meaningintel ձ͵¸; †¶¿§¶¤»¥¶õ¸þ¶ (adj); introductory; ±·ëŸ¶¥ºõ¶; ±·ë§¶Ï¤¶¡µÀ (n); ¡µë³·à©¶þ¶'; introduction (adj); not fully matured; ¡µ¶í¥¶õ¿<·þº (n) prime minister ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥¶õÏœºë (n) amount of instalment; (þƨ¬µ§º ¥Æõ¿,,) ©·¦õ†·³Ë¥¶õ¿é (n) that which is prepared; œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶†º; the arrangement made for an activity; ¬¹†¶â¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿˜; prepare; (vt&i) make; keep everything ready; got ready ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿<· Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶†º (vt&i); advise order, suggest; ¬µ¨µ¸ ‚ú¶¿Ö; Õü·ä¡¹Ïú¶¿; ¬µÁú»Ïú¶¿ (n) that which is prescribed; þº§¶ß¦õÏú¶£™ºþ¶; §Í<ºº ©Ê†¶¿ê™¶¿ þº§¶ß¦õÏú»þ¶ ¥¶õφ¶¿ ¬µ¥¶õ¯¶¥¶õ¿; „þºº (vt) attend give as a prize; µ¸ü§¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿; Õ<¶¿¡µ™¶¿; ‚ú¶¿Ö; (n) gift; prize ·þ¶¿¶; £µ¸¿¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3607 preserve (vt); keep in a sale place; †·ú»¡Å˜¿Û; ü·<¶ëœ¶à<· „Ïú¶¿ 3608 press (vt&i) posh against squeeze; force; Õ†¶¿¥¶õ¿, ¡¹Ï™¶¿; £¨©¶Ïœ¶¡Å˜¿Û (n) printing machine; Õú¶¿Ö¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ 3609 press (n) newspapers ©·§·à¡µœ¶ë¶¨¿; (eg. opinion of the press) 3610 pressure (n) the force of a gas etc.m, ©¶œºà™º ª¶ºà 3611 prestige (n); good reputation; ¡µ§¶¿©¶À; ¥¶õ§·ê†¶ 3612 presume (vt&i); assume; believe; …¹¸Ïú¶¿; Õþ¶¿Ëþ¶¿ þ¶¥¶õ¿é; (n) presumption; þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿; …µ¸ 3613 pretend (vt&i); act; act to deceive; þ¶˜»Ïú¶¿; ¥Æõ¸¬µ<ºÏú¶¿ (n) pretension; þ¶˜þ¶; ¶¡µ˜¥¶õ¿ 3614 pretext (n); false excuse, ¥ºõ«µ; ¶¿Ï˜» ³·¶¿ 3615 pretty (adj); beautiful; Õφ¶¥Êõþ¶ 3616 prevail (vi); win over; resist; <ƨ»±Ëφ¶¿; Õ†º§ºÖþº¨ú¶¿ 3617 prevent (vt) hinder; obstruct; '¡µÀ; Õ™¶Ý<ºÏú¶¿, (n) prevention; §·¶¿Ï™·úȦ¶õ¿ 3618 previous (adj) ¡µÂ§¶í¡µÀ; ÕÏœ¶¶¿ ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ ©¶Àþ¶ä

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no englishword meaningintel 3619 prey the small animal or bird which is the food of a bigger animal; ‡§¶; Õµ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ 3620 price (vt); cost; value; Ÿ¶§¶©º¨¿©¶ 3621 prick (vt); pierce with something; <¶¿ëú¶¿Ö 3622 pride (n); egoism; having proud; Õµ¸Ï¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿; <¶§¶í¥¶õ¿ 3623 priest (n); a preacher in a temple; Õ§¶Ö¶¿™¶¿; ¥¶õœ·ú·§¶¿ê™¶¿ 3624 primary (adj); first ¥Æõ¿˜Û¥Æõ¿†¶˜; ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥Êõþ¶ 3625 prime 9adj); chief; first; ¥¶õ¿¶ê¥Êõþ¶; ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥Êõþ¶ 3626 primitive (n); belonging to the early stages of development; ¡µÀ§·œ¶þ¶¥Êõþ¶ 3627 prince (n); the son of a king; §·¶¿¥¶õ¸§¶¿™¶¿ 3628 princess (n) wife of a prince; daughter of a king; §·¶¿¥¶õ¸§Èà 3629 principal (adj); main important; ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥Êõþ¶; ¥¶õ¿¶ê¥Êõþ¶; (n) the head of a college or an institution; the money lent; ¡µëŸ·þ¶¥Êõþ¶ 'ú·§¶¿ê™¶¿; 3630 principle (n) a general rule law; þº¦¶õ¥¶õ¥¶õ¿; ¬µÁœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ 3631 print (vt) Õú¶¿Ö©È¦¶õ¿; (n) Õú¶¿Ö

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no englishword 3632 prior 3633 prism 3634 prison 3635 privacy 3636 private 3637 personal 3638 privilege 3639 prize 3640 pro 3641 probability 3642 probe 3643 problem 3644 proceed 3645 process

meaningintel earlier; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ü§º<ºþ¶ (n) priority±·ëŸ· þ¶êœ¶ (n) a solid high equal and parallel sides; ¡µ˜Û¶¥¶õ¿ (n) jail; üʨ¿, £ÏŸº·þ· (n) prisoner £Ï†½ (n) secrecy; undisturbed state; <Í¡µêœ¶; ˆ·Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿ (Õ†ýØ); ŠþƬø Œþý þËœý £Æ¨ÌþºÓþýÓ œË »Æ ¡µÀ£»ìúý ³ËÏœ¶ Õφ¶§º½ úÆφ¶þº†º, ©¶êºà<¶œ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) a special opportunity or right to a person; ¡µëœÈê·©¶·ª¶¥¶õ¿; µ¸¶¿Ñ (n) gift; presentation; £µ¸¿¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (pf); for not against; Õþ¶¿¶Á¨¥Êõþ¶ (eg. prorussian) (n) likelihood, Õ©¶·ª¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) examine; search ¡µ§½¯ºÏú¶¿; ªÍŸºÏú¶¿ (n) a trouble difficulty a question in arithmetic; ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿, ¬µ¥¶õ¬µê; Š¶¨Æ¶Ñ (adj) problematic troublesome; creating problems; (vi); go ahead advance; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¶¿ ±Í©¶À. ³·<¶¿ (n) procedure ¡µ†¶âœº (n) procedure; úȦ¶õ¿ ¡µ†¶âœº

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no englishword meaningintel 3646 procession a number of persons etc., go along a route exhibiting something …§È<ºÏ¡µÀ 3647 proclaim (vt); declare openly; ú·˜¿, ¡µë¶œºÏú¶¿; (n) proclamation, announcement; ¡µë¶˜þ¶ 3648 procure (vt) collect, obtain; ¬Ç¶§ºÏú¶¿; ±Ëφ¶¿ 3649 produce (vt) manufacture, make „œ¶åœºàúȦ¶õ¿; œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ 3650 profession (n); occupation; employment; ©¶Ãœºà, „†Íê<¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) professional practising a profession; not a an amateru; ©¶Ãœºàº¬µÏ£ÏŸºú»þ¶ 3651 professor (n) a teacher in university Õú·§¶¿ê™¶¿ 3652 proficient (adj); skilled; þÊ¡µÀ›ê¥¶õ¿ <¶¨; (n) proficiency, þÊ¡µÀ›ê¥¶õ¿ þȧ¶¿å 3653 profit (n); gain from a business, advantage; ¨¸¤¶¥¶õ¿, „¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿; (adj) profitablel;; giving profit; ¨¸¤¶¥¶õ¿ Õ§ºØÏúÆ™º 3654 profound (adj) deep ¨ÎœÊþ¶; great <Ë¡µå 3655 program (programme, (n) list of items in a meeting etc., ·§¶ê¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 3656 progress (n); development; Õ¤»©¶Ã†ºâ (vi) go forward ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¶¿±Í©¶À; Õ£»©¶Ã†ºâ úÆφ¶¿

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no englishword 3657 prohibit 3658 project 3659 projectile (n) 3660 projector

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(vt); forbid by law þº«ÇŸºÏú¶¿ (n) scheme; ¡µŸ¶¶¥¶õ¿; (n) throw ©º¬µ§¶¿ ©º¬µ§¶£™ºþ¶ ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À (n) an apparatus which projects the film strip on to a screen; ¬¹þº¥¶õ¸ ±Ëëüƶۧ¶¿ 3661 proletariatt (n) manual labour ·§½é¶¿™¶¿ 3662 prolong (vt); continue; ±Ë™º<ºÏú¶¿ 3663 prominent (adj) important standiong at a higher level ¥¶õ¿¶ê¥Êõþ¶; „þ¶äœ¶¬¹âœº¨Î „þ¶ä 3664 promise (vt&i) vow, give a word ¡µëœºüä úȦ¶õ¿; ¥¶õ¸˜Êú¶¿Ö; (n) ©·<·âþ¶¥¶õ¿ 3665 promote (vt) increase; put in a higher rank ©¶Ã†ºâúȦ¶õ¿; „þ¶äœ¶ ¬¹âœº¨Î „Ïú¶¿; (n) promotion „þ¶äœ¶¬¹âœº 3666 prompt (adj); without any delay; quick; '¨ª¶ê¥¶õ¿¨È¶¿Ï™·; ú¶¿§¶¿¶¿<·; (vt) encourage; „œ·ðµ¸¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 3667 promulgamate (vt) issue, declare; ¡µë¶˜þ¶úȦ¶õ¿ 3668 pronounce (vt) speak; say „ú¶Ö§ºÏú¶¿

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no englishword 3669 proof 3670 propagate 3671 proper 3672 property 3673 prophecy 3674 prophet (nO 3675 proportion (n) 3676 proposal 3677 proprietor 3678 prorogue 3679 pross (n) 3680 prosecute 3681 prospectus 3682 prosper 3683 prosperous

meaningintel (n); evidence; þº†¶§¶îþ¶¥¶õ¿; 'Ÿ·§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) increase, spread; ©¶Ã†ºâúȦ¶õ¿; ©·ê¡¹àúȦ¶õ¿ (n) propagation, ©¶Ã†ºâ (adj) suitable reasonable; œ¶<ºþ¶ ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶ (n) buildings; fields etc., owned; Õ¬¹à (n); fore-telling; üͬµê¥¶õ¿ ¡µë©¶¶à Õþ¶¿±·œ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) suggestion; plan; ¬µ¨µ¸; Õ¨Îú¶þ¶; ¡µëœº±·†¶þ¶ (n) owner of an enterprise; ¦¶õü¥¶õ¸þº; ³ËÏœ¶†·§¶¿™¶¿ (vt); ©·¦õ†·©È¦¶õ¿˜ <¶†¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt) proceed against legally (n) rules and regulations of a college etc., þº¦¶õ¥¶õ þº£ÏŸ¶þ·©¶®¶¿ (vt&i) become rich enrich; ©¶Ã†ºâ ±Ëφ¶¿; ©¶Ã†ºâúȦ¶õ¿ (adj) successful; rich ¬µ¢µ¨¥Êõþ¶; ¬µÏ¡µ†¶¶¨»<ºþ¶

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no englishword 3684 prostitute (n) 3685 prostrate (vt 3686 protect 3687 protein (n) 3688 protest 3689 protestant (n) 3690 protocol 3691 protractor (n) 3692 proud 3693 prove 3694 proverb 3695 provide 3696 province 3697 proxy 3698 prudent

meaningintel ©¶À¤»ú·§º ³·´·ÛÏ <¶ ¡µ™¶¿; weaken £¨¼¸þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt) save from the enemy etc., §¶¯ºÏú¶¿ ¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¶Ãœ¶¿à¨¿ (vt&i) object Õ¤¶êÏœ¶§¶¡Å˜¿Û Ê묵੶À¨¨Î ¡µÂꧺ˜þý ¥¶õœ¶¬µ¿à™¶¿ (n) the first copy of an agreement between two countries; Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ Í›¥¶õ¸þºþº (adj) haughty; <¶§¶í¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ (vt) convince by showing the proof; §¶¿ü¿©¶À¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n) a saying; ³·¥Æõœ¶ (vt&i) furnish with; stipulate; ‚ú¶¿Ö; þº§¶ä¦õÏú¶¿ (n) an administrative division of country; ¥¶õÏ™¶¨¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿.. (n) a person given an authority to represent another; ¡µëœºþºŸº (adj) wise; ©º©È¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨

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no englishword 3699 psalm 3700 pseudo 3701 psychic 3702 psychology 3703 puberty 3704 public 3705 publish 3706 pudding 3707 pull 3708 pulse 3709 pulverize 3710 pump 3711 punch

meaningintel (n) devotional song ¤¶ºà <½œ¶¥¶õ¿ (pf) false; ¶¡µ˜¥¶õ¿ (adj) of mind ¥¶õ¸þ¶¬¹¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) the science which deals with the study of mind; ¥¶õþ¶¬µàœ¶í³·¬µà륶õ¿ (n) maturity of the sex organs ¦¶õ¿¶à ©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿ð; §¶ü¬µí¨¦¶õ<¶¿ ·¨¥¶õ¿ (adj) not private belonging to the people in general open ¡µëü·¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶; £¹¸§¶Ï <¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) public, people; ¡µëü¨¿ (vt) print a book etc; and circulate or sell ¡µëú¶¿§ºÏú¶¿˜ (n) ublication ¡µëú¶¿§¶› (n) the cooked rid mixed with milk and sugar ±·¦¶õ¸¬µ¥¶õ¿ (vt&i); draw, demolish, drag forward; ¨¸<¶¿; ¡µ™¶<˘¿Û (n) beating of the heart <¶¿Ï™Æ˘¿ÛËþ¶¿˜; legume; ·¦¶õŸ· þ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt) powder ¡¹Ï™ºúȦ¶õ¿ (n) ¶¿®¸¦õ, <·¨» ¥Æõ¿.. ˘¿Û¡µÏ¡µÀ (n) blow <¶¿†¶¿â;3 make a hole §¶ÏŸ¶ë¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword 3712 punctual 3713 punctuate 3714 puncture 3715 punish 3716 punt 3717 pup 3718 pupil 3719 puppet 3720 purchase 3721 pure 3722 purge 3723 purpose 3724 purse

meaningintel (adj) on time; þº¦¶õ¥ºõœ¶·¨¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ úȧƙº (vt) put the punctuation marks; ©º§·¥¶õ ú»µ¸ä¥¶õ¿¨¿ „Ïú¶¿˜ (n); hole §¶Ï†¶ë¥¶õ¿ (vt) give punishment; ªº¯¶ ©ºŸºÏú¶¿˜ (n) a small and flat boat œÆ¡µå (n) puppy ¶¿¶Ñ¡¹¨ì (n); student ©ºŸ·ê§ºâ; ªº«µ¿ê™¶¿ (n) œÍ¨¿£Ì¥¶õé; a doll whose acts are controlled by some one else; ½¨¿ £Ì¥¶õé (vt); buy Ëþ¶¿; (n) Ëþ¶ä ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À; (n) purchaser, one who purchses (adj) unadulterated clean; ¶¨¾à¨Èþº; ¬µíú¶Ö¥Êõþ¶; (vt) purify, (vt) remove the impurities; clean; ª¶¿†ºâúȦ¶õ¿; ª¶¿¤¶ë¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt) shun, dismiss ¡µë¯·®¶þ¶úȦ¶õ¿, (©ºŸÈ¦¶õ¿¨¿ ·þº©·§ºþº) œË¨<ºÏú¶¿¬ø (n) intention; plan; „†È⪶ꥶõ¿; '¨Îú¶þ¶ (n) a bag of money ™¶£¿ç ¬µÏú»

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no englishword 3725 purse 3726 pursuit 3727 push 3728 putoff 3729 puzzle 3730 pygmy 3731 pyramid 3732 python 3733 quack 3734 quadruped 3735 quadruplicate 3736 qualify 3737 quality 3738 quantitative

meaningintel (vt); follow; continue to do; ±Í©¶À (n) endeavour; ¡µë¦¶õœ¶ä¥¶õ¿; ¶Ã«¹ (vt&i) keep at a place; mark „Ïú¶¿; <¶¿§ºàÏú¶¿; <¶¿§¶¿à¡Å˜¿Û ©·¦õ†·©È¦¶õ¿˜; put on Ÿ¶§ºÏú¶¿˜; put out '§ºå©È¦¶õ¿˜; put up ·¡µÀ§¶¥¶õ¿Ï™¶¿˜ (vt&t) wonder; 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¡µ™¶¿; cause to wonder; 'ª¶Ö§¶ê ¡µ§¶ú¶¿; (n) ú»¶¿Ñ ¬µ¥¶õ¬µê ¡¹<½é ü·œº©·™¶¿ (n) ¬µÁú·ê<¶ë¬µÁ⡵¥¶õ¿ (n) ËÏ™¶ú»¨¿©¶ cry like a goose; £¸œ¶¿ ©¶¨Æ Õ§¶ú¶¿; (n) £Á˜¶¡µÀ ©Ê†¶¿ê™¶¿ a four legged animal; þ·¨¿<¶¿ ·®¶ì üÏœ¶¿©¶À (adj) which is prepared in four copes; þ·¨¿<¶¿þ¶¶®¶¿ò<· œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶†º (vt&i) make fit become eligible; ¦Æõ¸<¶¿êþº<· úȦ¶õ¿; Õ§¶µ¸œ¶±Ëφ¶¿; (n) qualification Õ§¶µ¸œ¶ (n) property; merit; Ÿ¶§¶é¥¶õ¿; ªÈ뫵ۜ¶ (adj) pertaining to quantity ¡µ§º¥¶õ¸› ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) quantity ¡µ§º¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3739 quarrel (n) ±Í˜¸ì™¶¿¬µí¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ 3740 quarry (n) the animal hunted and killed ©È˜¸™¶£™ºþ¶ üÏœ¶¿©¶À; ¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¥¶õ¿; ËÏ™¶þ¶¿˘¿Û ¡µë†Èª¶¥¶õ¿ 3741 quarter (adj) one fourth of anything one of the houses in a colony þ·¨Ó©¶¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿; ·¨þ½¨Îþº ‚¨¿ì 3742 quash (vt) press to become piece; annul; ¥Æõœ¶à<· þ¶¨<¶˘¿Û §¶†¶¿â ¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 3743 quasi (pf) semi ‡ÏœÍËÏœ¶; (eg. quasi-government) 3744 quiver (vi&t) shake <ËÏœ¶¿©¶›¶¿ 3745 queer (adj) strange; odd; ©ºÏœ¶ ‰þ¶; ©ºú»œ¶ë¥Êõþ¶ 3746 quench (vt) satisfy; †·µ¸¥¶õ¿ œ½§¶¿Ö 3747 quest (vt) search for (truth etc.,) ©Æ†¶¶¿ (n) quest Õ þÈí«µ› 3748 question (vt) interrogate; ¡µëªºäÏú¶¿ 3749 questionnaire (n) a set of questions pre;pared on a subject ¡µëª·ä©¶®» 3750 queue (n) a line of persons; (waiting for something) ©¶§¶¿¬µ 3751 quick 9adj) fast without any delay; úÈ<¶¥¶õ¿<·; '¨ª¶ê¥¶õ¿¨È¶¿Ï™·

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no englishword 3752 quiet 3753 quil (n) 3754 quire 3755 quit 3756 quite 3757 quiver 3758 quiz 3759 quorum 3760 quota 3761 quote 3762 quotient (n) 3763 rabbit 3764 rabies

meaningintel (adj) calm; still; þºª¶î£â¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä; þºª¶Ö¨¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä ¡µ¯º ƒ¶ (n) twenty four sheets of paper †¶³·à (vt) give up; leave ©¶†¶¨»¡Å˜¿Û (adv) completely; ¡µÂ§ºà<· (vt) tremble ©¶›¶¿ (n) ÕÏ¥¶õ¿¨±Ë†º (n) a test when a few groups have to answer a set opf questions ºíüý ±Í˜¾ (n) required attendance to conduct the meeting ¬µ¤¶ ü§¶¿¡µÀ˜¶¿ Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶ µ¸ü§¶¿ (n) share; permit ©¶Ïœ¶¿; Õþ¶¿¥¶õœº (vt); cite …˜ÏºÏú¶¿; bid úÆ¡µÀå (n) quotation úÆ¡µå£™ºþ¶†¶§¶ ¤¸<¶¢µ¨¥¶õ¿ (n) hare ¶¿Ï†È¨¿ (n) a disease which causes madness in dogs; ¶¿¶Ñ¶¿ ¡µ˜¿Û ¡¹ú»Ö

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no englishword 3765 race 3766 race 3767 rack 3768 racket 3769 radar 3770 radiant 3771 radical 3772 radio (n) 3773 radish 3774 radius 3775 raffle 3776 rag 3777 rag

meaningintel (n) the people who have the same customs and traditions; ü·œº (n) running competitions; ¡µ§¶¿<¶¿¡µÏ†Æ¥¶õ¿; (vi) run very fast ©È<¶¥¶õ¿<· ¡µ§¶¿<º™¶¿ a flat board fitted to a wall to keep articles; Õ§¶ (n) a tennis bat; ˜Æþ½ä¬ø ¥Æõ¿. '˜¨¿ '™¶¿ '˜ ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À (n) a scientific instrument used for defence purposes to detect the enemy planes etc., §·™·§¶¿ ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (adj) shining ¡µë·ªºÏú¶¿ú¶¿þ¶ä (adj) basic; right from the root; ¬µ¥¶õÁ¨¥Êõþ¶ §È™º¦Æõ¸ ¥¶õ¿¨ìÏ <º (n) the length between the centre of a circle nd any other point on it; ©¶Ãœ¶à©·ê³·§¶â¥¶õ¿ (n) lottery ¨¸˜§½ a piece of old cloth <¶¿™¶Ý¥¶õ¿¶Ñ (vt) trouble by playing dirty jokes at; '˜¨¿ ¡µ˜»àÏú¶¿ ¹¸Ï¬¹Ïú¶¿

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no englishword 3778 rage 3779 raid 3780 rain 3781 raise 3782 rally (n) 3783 rampage (n) 3784 rampant 3785 range 3786 rank 3787 ransack 3788 ransom (n) 3789 rape 3790 rare 3791 rascal 3792 rash

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no englishword 3793 rat 3794 rate 3795 ratify 3796 ratio 3797 ration 3798 rational 3799 raw 3800 ray 3801 raze 3802 razor (n) 3803 reach 3804 react 3805 read 3806 ready

meaningintel (n) big moust ‡¨¿¶ (n) cost; ¶§½†¶¿ (vt) approve; ¬µ¥¶õ霺Ïú¶¿ (n) þº«µåœºà (n) the limited quanity of food material distributed by the government §È«µþý ¬µ§¶¢µ§· (adj) refined Ǹœ¶¿£†¶â¥Êõþ¶; ©º©È¶©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj) crude; uncooket ¥¶õ¿œ¶¶; ¡µú»Ö<· „þ¶ä (n) a line or beam of ligjht ·Ïœºº§¶›¥¶õ¿ ¨È¶ ¡µÀÏü¥¶õ¿ (vt) destory completely ¬µ¥¶õÁ¨¥¶õ¿<· þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ <¶™¶Ý¥¶õ¿ œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿ ¡µ§º¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) arrive; extend úȧ¶¿; ©º¬µà§ºÏú¶¿; ú·ú¶¿ (vt) respond ¡µëœ½·§¶¥¶õ¿ ú¶Á¡µÀ (n) reaction ¡µëœ½ºë¦¶õ (vt&i) study go through the lines ü·<¶ëœ¶à<· ú¶†¶¿©¶À; ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú¶¿ (adj) ¬¹†¶â¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (adv) readily; prompt; ©ÆϘþÈ

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no englishword 3807 real 3808 reap 3809 rear 3810 reason 3811 rebate 3812 rebol 3813 rebound 3814 rebuke 3815 rebut 3816 recall 3817 recast 3818 recede 3819 receipt 3820 receive 3821 recent

meaningintel (adj) true; actual; ¬µœ¶ê¥Êõþ¶; þºü¥Êõþ¶ (vt&i) cut the grass gather the harvest; ͦ¶õ¿; ¡µÏ˜ͦ¶õ¿ (n) backportion ©Æþ¶¿¶ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n) cause; ·§¶›¥¶õ¿ (vi) argue; ©·†ºÏú¶¿ (vt) lessen; lower; (the price etc.) œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿ (vi) refuse to obey the government œº§¶¿<¶¿£¸˜¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vi) bounce back œº¡¹å˘¿Û (vt) scold; Í¡µ<ºÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (vt) rebuff œºë¡¹å˘¿Û (vt) call back bring back to memory; ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ ¡¹¨¿ú¶¿ (vt) review look back ¡µÀþ¶¡µ§ºª½¨þ¶ úȦ¶õ¿ (vi) go back ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ œ¶<¶¿Ó (n) acknowledgement §¶ª½†¶¿ (vt) take, welcome; œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿; 'µ¸¸íþºÏú¶¿ (a) latest; ƒ¥¶õŸ¶ê·¨¡µÀ; (adv) recently; Ë뜶à<·

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no englishword 3822 recess 3823 recession 3824 reciprocal 3825 recite 3826 reckless 3827 reckon 3828 reclaim 3829 recognize 3830 recollect 3831 recommend 3832 reconcile 3833 record 3834 recover

meaningintel (n) interval; ©ºª·ëÏœº (n) getting back œ¶<¶¿Ó†¶¨ (adj) mutual; ¡µ§¶¬µåœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt&i) read aloud £»<¶Ó§¶<· ú¶†¶¿©¶À; ©º©¶§ºÏú¶¿ (adj) careless; witho9ut respect; ¨¯¶ê¥¶õ¿¨Èþº; ÕÏÕ§·ê†¶¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt) count ¨Æ¶Ñ¡Å˜¿à (vt) put to use (the waste land etc.) „¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿¨Îþºº œÆú¶¿Ö (vt) identify <º§ºàÏú¶¿; (n) rcognition <¶¿§ºàÏ¡µÀ (vt&i) bring back to the mind <¶¿§¶¿àœÆú¶¿ÖËþ¶¿; (n) recollection ü·ä¡µ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) speack or write in support of ¬¹²·§¶¿ð úƦ¶õ¿ (n) recommendation ¬µ²·§¶¿ð (vt) settle the differencesl get convinced; ©Ê§¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ©½™º Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿; §·ü¾ ¶¿†¶¿§¶¿Ö; ¬µ¥¶õ¸Ÿ·þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (n) reconciliation Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿, §·ü¾ (vt) note or write in a record preserve þ¶¥Æõ¸†¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; ©·ë¬¹¦¶õ¿Ïú¶¿ (vt) regain strength restore; ¬µí¬µâ§¶±Ëφ¶¿; ³·íŸ½þ¶¥¶õ¿úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3835 recreation (n) ©ºþ͆¶¥¶õ¿, ¥¶õþ¶¬µ¿ð (n) reduction œ¶<¶¿Ó†¶¨ 3836 recruit (vt&i) appoint; put in the list úȧºÖËþ¶¿; (n) a new member 3837 rectangle (n) a quadrilateral which has two pairs of qual opposite and parallel sides; †½§¶Ôú¶œ¶¿§¶¬µë¥¶õ¿ 3838 rectify (vt) correct the mistake±Ë§¶±·˜¿¬µ§ºúȦ¶õ¿; set right 3839 recur (vt) come again; hapen after (regular) an interval œº§º<º ©¶ú¶¿Ö; ¥¶õ§¶¨»©¶ú¶¿Ö; (adj) recurring which happen again and again; œº§º<ºœº§º<º ü§º<Æ™º 3840 red (adj) ‡§¶ëþº 3841 redeem (vt) take back after paying the dues úƨ»ìÏú» œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿ (n) redemtpion©¶À™¶¿†¶¨, ©º¥¶õ¿ºà 3842 redress (vt) remove the pain or trouble set right þº©·§ºÏú¶¿ ¬µ§ºúȦ¶õ¿ 3843 reduce (vt&i) make or become less œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿ œ¶<¶¿Ó 3844 redundant (vt) which is left behind ¥ºõ<º¨»±Í¦õþ¶†º 3845 reed (n) ©·¦õ†¶ê¥¶õ¿¨Î ª¶£â¥¶õ¿ ¡µÀ˜»ÛÏú¶¿ <˘ۥ¶õ¿; §Æ¨¿ì<¶™ºÝ 3846 refer (vt&i) send for the advise; look at for information ¬µ§¶µ¸Ê ¡µÏ¡µÀ;

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3847 referee 3848 refill 3849 refine 3850 reform 3851 refrain 3852 refresh 3853 refrigerate 3854 refuge 3855 refund 3856 refuse

meaningintel ¬µ¥¶õ¸ú·§¶¥¶õ¿˧¶¶¿ ©Æ†¶¶¿; (n) reference; ¬µÁú¶þ¶; ©º©¶§¶›, (n) umpire; a person who is refered to shettle the dispute; ¥¶õ†¶ê¬µ¿â™¶¿; ©º©·†¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿¡µ§º«µÑ§ºÏú¶¿©·™¶¿ (vt) fill again œº§º<º þºÏ¡µÀ (vt&i) make or become fine; make or become pure; £¸<¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿; ª¶¿†ºâúȦ¶õ¿; (vt&i) remove the ills in the society; become better oneself; ¡µ§º«µÑ§ºÏú¶¿; £¸<¶¿¡µ™¶¿ (vt&i) hold back refuse; ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ ¡µ˜»Û '¡µÀ; œº§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (vt) relax, make fresh once again Õ¨¬µ˜ œ½§¶¿Ö (adj) refreshing which refreshes (n) refreshament Õ¨¬µ˜ œ½§¶¿Ö ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) make or become cool ú¶¨ì£§¶ú¶¿; (n) refrigerator; a box or machine in which food is kept cold (n) a safe place §¶¯¶› (vt) pay back (the deposit etc.) œº§º<º ‚ú»Ö©È¦¶õ¿˜ (vt) disprove; condemn œ¶¡µåþº þº§¶Á¡¹Ïú¶¿; ˘¿Û ¶Ï™ºÏú¶¿

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no englishword 3857 regain 3858 regal 3859 regard 3860 regenerate 3861 regiment 3862 register 3863 regression 3864 regret 3865 regular 3866 regulate 3867 rehabilitate (vt) 3868 rehearsal 3869 reimburse 3870 rein (n) 3871 reinforce

meaningintel (vt) gain back ;get once again; œºœº<º ¬µÏ±·†ºÏú¶¿; ¥¶õ§¶¨±Ëφ¶¿ (adj) pertaining to kinds, kingly. §·ü©¶Ïª¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºú»þ¶ (vt) give respect; consider, ¥¶õ§·ê†ÈÖ¦¶õ¿, ¨¯¶ê¡Å˜¿Û; <ö§¶©¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) give new life or vigour to something; ¡µÀþ¶§½Ø©ºÏ¡µúȦ¶õ¿ (n) a large division in the army ¡Å†¶â¬Éþº¶ ©º¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n) a book to make the entries of items; §ºü»«µÛ§¶¿; þ¶¥Æõ¸†¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the backward movement of a curve etc., ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ ¥¶õ®¶¿ò˜ (vt) feel sorry for ©ºú·§¶¡µ™¶¿ (adj) usual, systematic; Õ¨©·˜¿ ¡µë·§¶¥¶õ¿, ¡µ†¶âœº¡µë·§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) control put in order Õ†¶¿¡µÀ¨Î„Ïú¶¿, ¬µ§ºúȦ¶õ¿ ¡µÀþ¶§·©·¬µ¥¶õ¿ ¶¨»åÏú¶¿; (n) rehabilitation, ¡µÀþ¶§·©·¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n) a trial ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶¶¿ ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ '™ºú¶Áú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ '˜ (vt) pay back the money allready spent; œº§º<ºúƨ»ìÏú¶¿ <¶¿§¶ë¡µÀ¶®Æò¥¶õ¿ (vt) strengthen; <¶˜»Û¡µ§¶ú¶¿; £¨¡µ§¶ú¶¿

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no englishword 3872 reinstate 3873 reject 3874 rejoice 3875 relate 3876 relative 3877 relax 3878 release 3879 relevant 3880 reliable 3881 relic 3882 relieve 3883 religion 3884 relenquish

meaningintel (vt) put in the previous position ¦¶õŸ·³·âþ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶Ï†¶¿Ïú¶¿ (vt) deny; refuse; œº§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿; œË묹¡µÀú¶¿Ö (vi&t) feel happy; gladden; 'þ¶Ï†ºÏú¶¿, 'þ¶Ï†¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt) connect, have connection, ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥¶õ¿¶¨¿<¶úȦ¶õ¿, ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ (n) a person having blood relation with the other; £Ÿ¶¿©¶À, ú¶¿˜Û¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) loosen, make less strict; take rest; ©¶†¶¿¨¿úȦ¶õ¿; ¬µ™¶¨»Ïú¶¿, ©ºª·ëÏœº œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿ (vt) set free ©º™¶¿†¶¨úȦ¶õ¿˜ (n) which is set free ©º™¶¿†¶¨úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶ (adj) connected ¬µÏ£ÏŸºœ¶ (n) relevance ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) dependable; ©ºª¶í¬¹¡µ†¶<ºþ¶; þ¶¥¶õ醶<ºþ¶; (n) reliablility þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿; ©ºª·í¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n) a memorial ü·ä¡µ¶ ú»µ¸ä¥¶õ¿ (vt) give relief; free þº©·§¶› ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿; £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶¨ þ¶¿Ï™º ©º™º¡¹Ïú¶¿ (n) a dogmatic belief; a walk of life to manifest divinity ¥¶õœ¶¥¶õ¿; †Ê©¶œ¶í¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ œÆ¨»¬¹Ëþ¶¿˜¶¿ Õ©¶¨Ï¤»Ïú¶¿ ü¾©¶þ¶ ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (vt) bid good bye to ©¶†¶¨»©È¦¶õ¿; ©º™¶ú»¡Å˜¿Û

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no englishword 3885 reluctant 3886 rely 3887 remain 3888 remand 3889 remark 3890 remedy 3891 remember 3892 remit 3893 remote 3894 remove 3895 remunerate 3896 renew 3897 renounce

meaningintel (dj) unqilling; Õ¦õ«µÛœ¶<¶¨ (vi) depend on ÕŸ·§¶¡µ™¶¿; (adj) reliable þ¶¥¶õ醶<ºþ¶ (vt&i) continue to stay „Ï™¶¿; ¥ºõ<º¨»þ¶†º (vt) take into custody; (±Í¨¾¬µ¿¨¿) Õ†¶¿¡µÀ¨Îþºº œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿ (vt&i) observe; comment; ú¶Áú¶¿; ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú¶¿; úÆ¡µÀå (n) cure; ¥¶õφ¶¿; ¡µëœ¶¿ê±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) not to forget ü䡹শõφ¶¿Ïú¶¿Ëþ¶¿˜, <¶¿§¶¿àœÆú¶¿Ö (vt) send money through money order or draft etc.,(™¶£¿ç) ¡µÏ¡µÀ (n) remittance, which is sent ¡µÏ¡µ£™ºþ¶†º (adj) edisting at a distance; sistant; †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (vt&t) move away take away ±Í©¶Àœ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿ (n) removal œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿ (vt) pay for the work turned out; „þºº ü¾œ¶¥ºõú¶¿Ö (adj) remunerative, fetching œ¶<ºþ¶ ¡µëœº¢µ¨¥¶õ¿ <º˜ÆÛ™º; ¨¸¤¶³·˜» ¦Êõþ¶ (vt) make new; renovateËëœ¶à†º<¶ úȦ¶õ¿; ¡µÀþ¶±·ë§¶Ï¤¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (vt) give up; leave ©¶†¶¨»©È¦¶õ¿, ©º™¶ú»¡Å˜¿Û

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no englishword meaningintel 3898 renovate (vt) make new ªºŸº¨¸©¶¬µâ¨Îþ¶¿þ¶ä (†È©·¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨¿ ¥Æõ¿.) £¸<¶¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n) renovation 3899 renowned (adj) famous <Ë¡µå¡Ç§¶¿<¶¨ (n) renown, fame½§ºà 3900 rent (n) the amount paid for the use of a land; building; ö¨¿; Õ†Æâ; ¤¸˜¶¥¶õ¿ 3901 repair (vt) set right ¬µ§ºúƦ¶õ¿, ¥¶õ§·¥¶õœ¶¿àúȦ¶õ¿ 3902 repeat (vt&i) say or do more than once; œº§º<º úȦ¶õ¿ ¨È¶ úÆ¡µÀå 3903 repent (vi&t) feel sorry for, '©È†¶þ¶ úÆφ¶¿ (n) repentance, '©ÈŸ¶þ¶ £¸Ÿ¶ 3904 replace (vt) put in the same place again; take the place of; œº§º<º …§¶í¡µÀ ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿ ¨ÎþÈ ¡Å˜¿Û; ³·âþ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ '¶ë¥ºõÏú¶¿ Ëþ¶¿ (n) replacement 3905 report (vt&i) give information about give a complaint œÆ¨»¦¶õ¡µ§¶ú¶¿; ¢¹§·ê†¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; ¬µ¥¶õ¸ú·§¶¥¶õ¿ 3906 reprehend (vt) scold ȶ¨¿ ©È¦¶õ¿; ¥¶õφ¶¨»Ïú¶¿ 3907 represent (vt) inform; attend on behalf of someone; œÆ¨»¦¶õ¿ þ¶˜¿ì úÆ¡µÀå; œÆ¨¿¡µÀ 3908 repress (vt) hide not to reveal †·ú¶¿˜; £¦¶õ˜¡Å˜Û¶¿Ï™¶¿˜ 3909 reprimand (vt) print once again ¡µÀþ¶§¶¿é†¶ë› úȦ¶õ¿˜ (n) new edition etc, Ëëœ¶à ¡µëœº

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no englishword meaningintel 3910 reproduce 9vt&i) produce again give birth to ¥¶õ§¶¨¸ œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; ·¡¼úȦ¶õ¿; ¡µÀ˜»ÛÏú¶¿ (n) reproduction 3911 reproof (n) blame þºÏ†¶ (vt) reprove, censure ¶Ï™ºÏú¶¿ 3912 republic (n) a democratic country ¡µëü·§·üꥶõ¿ 3913 reputation (n) fame or honour ½§ºà <ö§¶©¶¥¶õ¿ 3914 request (vt) ask politely; ͧ¶¿; ¥¶õ§·ê†¶¡µÂ§¶í¶¥¶õ¿<· Õ™¶¿<¶¿, ¥¶õþ¶©º 3915 require (vt) ask; Õ™¶¿<¶¿ (n) requirement; Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶†º; ·©¶¨¬¹þ¶†º 9adj) needed; necessary ·©¶¨¬¹þ¶†º, Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶†º¬ø 3916 requisition (n) request; ±·ë§¶âþ¶; ¥¶õþ¶©º 3917 rescue (vt) save from danger etc., Õ±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º œ¶¡¹åÏú¶¿ ·±·™¶¿ 3918 research (vt) make a search for examine ¡µ§ºªÍ†ºÏú¶¿ 3919 resemblance (n) likeness; ±Í¨»¶ (vt) resemble ±Í¨»¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ 3920 resentment (n) dissatisfaction; anger Õ¬µÏœ¶Ã¡¹à; Í¡µ¥¶õ¿ 3921 reserve (vt) keep for a special purpose; book a ticket etc., ¡µëœÈêºÏú¶¿; ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿<· úÆ¡¹å „Ïú¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3922 reservoir (n) a bed of water etc. stored for use; ü¨¸ª¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 3923 reside (vt) live at a place; þº©·¬µ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿; þº©¶¬¹Ïú¶¿ (n) resident, residing (adj) residual ¥ºõ<º¨»þ¶; ±Í<· ¥ºõ<º¨»þ¶†º 3924 resign (vt&i) give up (a post etc.) yield ©¶†¶¨»©È¦¶õ¿; ¨Ì¥ºõÓ 3925 resist (vt&i) oppose; standfast; ‡†º§ºÏú¶¿; ¡µëœºqµõ˜»Ïú¶¿ 3926 resolution (n) a decision taken in a meeting œ½§·éþ¶¥¶õ¿ 3927 resolve (vt&i) determine; come to an agreement þº§¶ß¦õÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿, œ½§·éþºÏú¶¿ 3928 resonance (n) echo¡µëœºŸ¶íþºúȦ¶õ¿; £»<¶Ó§¶<·ª¶£â¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ 3929 resource (n) a source from which wealth is obtained a good source of suppluy; the wayout ÕŸ·§¶¥¶õ¿; „œ¶åœºàº 'Ÿ·§¶¥¶õ¿; „±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 3930 respect (vt) honour; regard; <ö§¶©ºÏú¶¿, ¥¶õ§·ê†¶ú¶Á¡µÀ 3931 respire (vi) take air in and out of the body <·¨»¡¼¨»Ö ©¶†¶¨¿; …¡¹§ºœ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿ 3932 respiration (n) ª·í¬µ 3933 respond (vi) react, answer; ¡µëœ½·§¶¥¶õ¿ ú¶Á¡µÀ; ü©·£¿ úÆ¡µÀå (n) respondent, ¡µëœº©·†º 3934 responsible (adj) authoritative; accountable £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶<¶¨

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no englishword 3935 responsibility 3936 rest 3937 restaurant 3938 restore 3939 restrain 3940 restrict 3941 result 3942 resume 3943 retail 3944 retain 3945 retaliate

meaningintel (n) £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶; ¡µÂú¾¬Åë¬øà (n) free from work; ©ºª·ëÏœº; reminder ¥ºõ<º¨»þ¶†º (n) hotel ¢µ¨µ¸¸§¶ª·¨ (vt) bring back to the original condition; give back ¡µÂ§¶í¬¹âœººœÆú¶¿Ö; œº§º<½ú¶¿Ö (vt) prevent; keep in check Õ™¶¿Ý¡Å˜¿Û; Õ†¶¿¡µÀ¨Î„Ïú¶¿; (n) restraint, '˜Ï¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) keep in limits curb, ¶˜¿Û£¸˜¿ úȦ¶õ¿; ¥ºõœ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (n) restriction '˜Ï¶¥¶õ¿ (n) outcome; effect; ¢µ¨»œ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) happen ¥¶õ¿<º¦¶õ¿; ¬µÏ¤¶©ºÏú¶¿ (vt) begin again; take up again œº§º<º '§¶Ï¤»Ïú¶¿; ¥¶õ§¶¨ ¥Æõ¿†¶¨¿ ¡Å˜¿Û (n) selling of goods in small quantities; ú»¨ì§¶<· ÕÏ¥¶õ¿ (n) retailer, ú»¨ì§¶©¶§¶à¶¿™¶¿ (vt) continue to keep in possession, „Ïú¶¿Ëþ¶¿; ©¶†¶¨¶¿Ï™· „Ïú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (vt&i) take revenge repay in the same manner; ¡µëœ½·§¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3946 retard (vt) make slow œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿; 9n) retardatuion ¯½›¥¶õ¿ 3947 retinue (n) the servants or assistants following an officer etc., ¡µ§º©·§¶¥¶õ¿; £¨<¶¥¶õ¿ 3948 retire (vt&i) go back; take leave of the job due to old age, ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ œº§º<º ©Æ®¶¿ò; „†Íê<¶ ©º§¶¥¶õ› úȦ¶õ¿ (n) retirement „†Íê<¶ ©º§¶¥¶õ› 3949 retreat (vt&i) with draw ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ œ½¬¹Ëþ¶¿˜ go to a safe place ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ ©Æ®¶¿ò˜ (n) going back 3950 retrench (vt) reduce the expenses etc., terminate some of the staff; œ¶<ºÓÏú¶¿; „†Íê<¶¿¨þ¶¿ ¡µþº þ¶¿Ï™º ¡µÏ¡¹©È¦¶õ¿ 3951 retrospection (n) review of the past events etc., ¬¹Ï µ¸©¶¨Î¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ 3952 return (vt&t) turn back come or go back to a former place ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ œº§¶¿<¶¿; œº§º<º ¦¶õŸ·³·âþ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ©¶ú¶¿Ö ¨È¶ úȧ¶¿ 3953 reveal (vt) speak out the truth secret etc., £¦¶õ˜ ¡Å˜¿Û; ©Æ¨ì™ºÏú¶¿; (n) revelation which is revealed £¹¸ §¶Ï <ö úȦ¶õ発þ¶†º (†Ê©¶) †¶§¶îþ¶¥¶õ¿ 3954 revenge (vt) retaliate, ¡µ<¶œº§¶¿ÖËþ¶¿ (n) ¡µ<¶ ; retaliation 3955 revenue (n) the income to the state ¡µë¤¶¿œ¶í '†·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3956 revere (vt) respect greatly ÕÏ‚œ¶¥¶õ¿<· <ö§¶©ºÏú¶¿ 3957 reverse (vt&i) turn to the other side; move backwards Õ™¶¿<¶¿¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ ¡Éº ©¶ú¶¿Öþ¶˜¿ì œºë¡µÀå; ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ ¥¶õ®¶¿ò 3958 review (vt&i) to view again examine carefully; ©Æþ¶¿¶¶¿ œº§º<º ¡µ§½¯ºÏú¶¿; ü·<¶ëœ¶à<· ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú¶¿ 3959 revise (vst) examine again; read again ¬µ§ºú¶Áú¶¿; ¥¶õ§¶¨¸ ú¶†¶©º ú¶Áú¶¿; (n) revision ¡µÀþ¶§ºí¥¶õ§¶î 3960 revive (vt&i) bring back to use from a state of neg become healthy again ¡µÀþ¶§¶¿†¶â§ºÏú¶¿; œº§º<º '§Í<¶ê¥¶õ¿ ±Ëφ¶¿ (n) revival ¡µÀþ¶§¶¿†¶â§¶› 3961 revoke (vt&i) cancel fail to foillow the rules etc., §¶†¶¿â¡µ§¶ú¶¿; œ¶¡¹å±Í©¶À 3962 revolt (n) attacking the authority or govrnment with arms œº§¶¿<¶¿£¸˜¿; (vi) ruise against the government œº§¶¿<¶¿£¸˜¿úȦ¶õ¿ 3963 revolution (n) rebellion, revolt œº§¶¿<¶¿£¸˜¿ 3964 revolve (vt&i) turn round an axis; move round <¶¿Ï™¶ë¥¶õ¿<· œºë¡µÀå; ‚§¶¿¬µ¿ 'Ÿ·§¶¥¶õ¿<· œº§¶¿<¶¿ 3965 reward (n) something given in return for th4 service or help prize; ¡µëœº¢µ¨¥¶õ¿;

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£µ¸¿¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ 3966 rewrite (vt) write again ¥¶õ§¶¨¸ ©·ë¦¶õ¿ 3967 rhinoceros (n) ¶™¶Ó¥¶õÃ<¶¥¶õ¿ 3968 rhyme (n) repitition of the same sound in a verse etc., (Õþ¶¿)±·ë¬µ 3969 rib (n) ¡µë¶Ñ ‡¥¶õ¿¶ 3970 ribbon (n) ü™¶¶¿ ¶˜¿ÛËþ¶¿ §º£çþ¶¿ 3971 rice (n) £»¦¶õꥶõ¿; ©¶§½þ¶ä¥¶õ¿ 3972 rich (adj) wealthy; prosperous; Ÿ¶þ¶©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶; ‰ª¶í§¶ê©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ 3973 riddle (n) a difficult question ú»¶¿Ñ¬µ¥¶õ¬µê ü¨Æ왶 3974 ride (vt&t) go on a horse drive a horse etc., ³·í§½úȦ¶õ¿ <¶¿§¶ë¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿. ©·þº¡É ±Í©¶À 3975 ridicule (vt) mock at; ‡<¶œ·®» úȦ¶õ¿; ©Æ¶¿Ñ§ºÏú¶¿ 3976 rifle (n) a gun which has a long barrel ±Ë™¶©¶À<·þ¶¿þ¶ä œ¶¿±·º 3977 right (adj) proper; suitable; ¶¿™º; ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶; œ¶<ºþ¶; þ·ê¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶; (n) µ¸¶¿Ñ 3978 rigid (adj) stiff; not yielding easily <¶˜»Û ¶˜»þ¶¥Êõþ¶ 3979 rigorous (adj) severe; ¶˜»þ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword meaningintel 3980 rim (n) the frame of a wheel ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿ 3981 rind (n) ¡Åú¶¿Ö; œÍ¨¿; £Æ§¶™¶¿; the outer tough overing of a stem or a fruit 3982 ring (vt&i) sound a bell etc., make a sound like a bell ¥Æõ¸ë<ºÏú¶¿; ¥Æõ¸ë<¶¿ (n) a round or curcular shape of anuything an ornament of finger ©¶§¶¿à¨¥¶õ¿ 3983 rinse (vt) wash in water „œ¶¿¶¿ 3984 riot (n) an out break of violence Õ†¶¿¡µÀœ¶¡¹åþ¶ ը짺; †Ë¥½õé 3985 ripe (adj) mature ¡µ¶í¬¹âœºœº©¶ú»Öþ¶ (‡<ý. §º¡Å ¢µÀë‚œý) 3986 ripple (n) a small wave in water etc. ú»þ¶ä Õ¨ 3987 rise (vi) get up (from bed etc. egf. the sun rises in the east; )¨Èú¶¿ ¡Éº©¶ú¶¿Ö 3988 risk (n) trouble ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿; Õ±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; (adj) risky; troublesome; dangerous; Õ±·¦¶õ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ 3989 ritual (n) ceremony ¶§¶é·Ï™¶; '§·Ÿ¶þ¶ 3990 rival (n) opponent; ±Í˜¾¡µ™¶¿©·™¶¿; (n) rivalry; competition; ±Í˜¾ 3991 river (n) a natural flow of water from a mountain etc. into the sea; þ¶†º 3992 roam (vi) wander …¬µ¿±Í¨œº§¶¿<¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 3993 roar (vt) cry loudly like a lion etc., Õ§¶ú¶¿. Õ§¶¡µÀ 3994 roast (vt) heat on the over to become dry ‡§¶ë£™¶¿þ¶˜¿ì ·¨¿Ö 3995 rob (vt take away something by force †Íú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (n) robber, a thief †ËÏ <¶ (n) robbery; thief†Í¡¹™½ 3996 robe (n) loose outer garment ©¶†¶¿¨¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä <öþ¶¿ 3997 rock (n) big stone; ¡Å†¶â§·¦õ; (vt) swing a crdle; …¦¶õ¨ …¡¹þº†¶ë¡µÀú¶¿Ö; (adj) rocky stony, like a rock §·œº©¶¨Æþ¶¿þ¶ä; ¶˜»þ¶¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä 3998 rocket (n) a tube like instrument which is used to project a missile into the air §·Ƙý 3999 rod (n) a long piece of woof or metal £Æœ¶à¥¶õ¿; ú¶¿©¶í 4000 rogue (n) rascal; rough fellow †¶¿«µ¿Û™¶¿; †¶¿§·é§¶¿Ó™¶¿ 4001 role (n) a character in a playlet; þ· ˜¶¥¶õ¿¨Î ±·œ¶ë 4002 roll (vt&i) cause to go forward moving round and round; move forward like a cylinder; †Ë§ºìÏú¶¿; †Ë§¶¿ìËþ¶¿±Í©¶À 4003 romance (n) love; love story; ¡Ç륶õ; ¡Ç륶õ¶Ÿ¶; (adj) romantic; of romance

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no englishword 4004 roof 4005 room 4006 root 4007 rope (n) 4008 rose (n) 4009 roster 4010 rotten 4011 rough 4012 round 4013 rouse 4014 route 4015 routine 4016 row 4017 royal

meaningintel (n) the ceiling of a house; the top portion of a hill etc., (n) <¶†º a ground enclosed by walls; space ·®¾ (n) the part of a tree which is under soil; basis; ©È§¶¿; ÕŸ·§¶¥¶õ¿ œ·™¶¿ <¶¿¨¸£¾ ¡µÀ©¶Àí; <¶¿¨¸£» úƘ¿Û (n) the allotment of duties to the workers ™¶Á꘾¨¡µ˜»Û¶ (adj) decayed ¶¿®»ò±Í¦õþ¶, úÆ™º±Í¦õþ¶ (adj) not smooth or levelled ;mannerless, <¶§¶¿¶¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä, þ¶¿þ¶¿¡µÀ ¨Èþº, ¥¶õ§·ê†¶œÆ¨»¦¶õþº (adj) circular (in shape) <¶¿Ï™¶ëþº (vt&i) activate, become active ¡µÀ§º<˨¿å (þº†¶ë) ¨È¡µÀ; ¥Èõ¨ÌÑþ¶¿ (n) the way, ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿, ¡µë¦¶õ¸›¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (n) the usual, course of action ©·™¶¿¶ (n) a line of persons or things ©¶§¶¿¬µ (adj) kingly §·ú¶§º¶¡µÀ, qµõþ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 4018 rub 4019 rubbish 4020 ruby 4021 rude 4022 rug 4023 ruin 4024 rule 4025 rum 4026 rumour 4027 run 4028 runway 4029 rupee 4030 rupture

meaningintel (vt) move something on a surface with some pressure; §¶¿†¶¿â; œÍ¥¶õ¿ (n) the waste matter which is thrown out; úÆœ¶à (n) a red diamond ‡§¶ëþº ©¶ü륶õ¿; (adj) reddish, ‡§¶ëþº (adj) rough; harsh ¥Æõ¸˜¿, ¥¶õÁ§¶Ñ¥Êõþ¶ (n) a thick mat made of wool or cotton; §¶<¶¿Ó; §¶ü·¦õ (vt) destroy; cause to fall to the ground þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿, ¡µ™¶<˘¿Û; Ÿ¶íϬµ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n) regulating order etc; þº£ÏŸ¶þ¶, þº¦¶õ¥¶õ¥¶õ¿, (vt) govern ±·¨þ¶úȦ¶õ¿ (n) a kind of alcohol made from sugar cane-juice; ³·§·¦õ (n) a baseless statment which spreads through the persons; ©¶†¶Ïœº (vi) move very quickly with both the legs; ¡µ§º<º™¶¿; ¡µ§¶¿<¶¿ (n) the road used by an air craft to land or take off; ©º¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿¡µ§¶¿<º™¶¿ §Í™¶¿Ý (n) the unit of currency in India and in some other countries (vt&i) break; ¡µ<¶¿¨ <˘¿Û, ¡µ<¶¿¨¿, ¡Ç먿™¶¿

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no englishword 4031 rural 4032 rush 4033 rust (n) 4034 rustic 4035 sabotage 4036 sack 4037 sack 4038 sacred 4039 sacrifice 4040 sad 4041 saddle (n) 4042 sadist

meaningintel (adj) pertaining to villages; <·ë¥½õ› (n) pressure; the pressure of a large crowd; ©¶œºà™º œ¶¿ë¡µÀå (n) illiterate villager, <·ë¥¶õ©·¬¹ (adj) belonging to the villages; <·ë¥½õ›, Õþ·<¶§º¶ (vt) damage hte material etc, ina war or in a dispute; Ÿ¶íϬµ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿˜, ©ºŸ¶êϬµ·Ï™¶ (n) a bag to store grain etc., <Íœ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) plunder, remove from the job, †·ú¶¿Ëþ¶¿; „†Íê<¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿Ï™º œË¨<ºÏú¶¿ (adj) holy; ¡µ©ºœ¶ë¥Êõþ¶ (n) killing something to offer it to god; £¨» (vt) give away offer as a sacrifice; ‚ú»Ö©È¦¶õ¿˜, £¨» ‚ú¶¿Ö˜ (adj) unhappy; ©ºú·§¶¶¥Êõþ¶; (n) sadness <¶¿§¶ë¡µÀü¾þ¶¿ (n) a person who teases others and gets enjoyment from it; ‚œ¶§¶¿¨

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4043 safe 4044 saffron (adj) 4045 sagacious 4046 sage (n) 4047 sail 4048 sailor 4049 saint 4050 salary 4051 sale (n) 4052 salient 4053 saline 4054 saliva

meaningintel £¸Ÿ¶þ¶¿ ú¶Áú» 'ÏŸºÏú¶¿ £¨¼¸þ¶œ¶ ¶¨©·™¶¿ (adj) free from trouble or danger; ¤¶†¶ë¥Êõþ¶, ³·¥¶õ¸þ¶¿ ¤¶†¶ë¡µ§¶ú¶¿ ‚þ¶¿¡µ¡Å˜ÆÛ ·´·¦¶õ§¶Ï <¶¿ <¶¨ (adj) clever, judicious; ©º©È¶©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ ž«¹ (vi&t) travel in the sea etc; drive a ship etc, þ½˜»¨Î ¡µë¦¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ þ·©¶ ¥Æõ¿. þ¶™¶¿¡µÀ ¬ø(n) driver of a ship þ¶©º¶¿™¶¿ (n) a holy man, ¥¶õµ¸§ºï; ¡µ©ºœ¶¿ë™¶¿ (n) payment made to an employee at every fixed interaval of time (ex. a month) ü¾œ¶¥¶õ¿ Õ ¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿ (adj) prominent, ¥¶õ¿¶ê¥Êõþ¶; <¶¥¶õþºÏú¶†¶<ºþ¶ (adj) salty; „¡µÀå ¶¨»<º¦¶õ¿þ¶ä (n) the liquid produced in the mouth by the salivary glands., ¨¸¨¸-

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4055 saloon 4056 salt 4057 salute 4058 salvation (n) 4059 same (adj) 4060 sample 4061 sanctify 4062 sanction 4063 sanctuary(n) 4064 sand (n) 4065 sandal-wood 4066 sane 4067 sanskrit 4068 sapphire

meaningintel ø¸\ü¨¥¶õ¿; „¥ºõéþ½§¶¿ (n) a room for pblic use Õφ¶§º˧¶¶¿ ˆ§·å˜¿ úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶ <¶†º (n) common salt; „¡µÀå any carbobate, chlorate etc, ¨©¶›¥¶õ¿ (vt) greet with the hand etc; ©¶Ï†¶þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ ¥¶õ¿ºà, ¥Æõ¸¯¶¥¶õ¿ Õ†È (n) a specimen¥¶õú¶¿Ö (vt) make holy ¡µ©ºœ¶ë¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n) sanctity ¡µ©ºœ¶ëœ¶ (vt) allow; ‚ú¶¿Ö give, grant Õþ¶¿¥¶õœºÏú¶¿ ©¶íŸ¶§¶¶¥¶õ¿¨Êþ¶ ¡µ¯¶¿¨¿ ¥Æõ¿†¶¨<¶¿ ©·þºþº ¡µë†¶§ºîÏú¶¿˜Ê ¡ÅÏú¶¿ ¡µë†Èª¶¥¶õ¿ ‚¬µ¿¶ <¶ÏŸ¶¡µÀúÆ¶Ñ (adj) free from filth; ¡µë§ºª¶¿¤¶ë¥Êõþ¶ (n) sanitation ¡µ§ºª¶¿¤¶ëœ¶ (n) an ancient oriental language ¬µÏ¬µÃÑœ¶¤¸«µ a blue diamond þ½¨¥¶õ¿; þ½¨»§¶Ï <¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 4069 sari (n) ú¾§¶ 4070 satan (n) devil †Æ¦¶õꥶõ¿ 4071 satellite a smaller celestial body which moves round a planet (eg. the moon is a satellite of the earth ) „¡µ<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ an artificial body which is sent into the sky to move round a planet 4072 satisfaction (n) contentment œ¶Ã¡¹à 4073 savage (adj) uncivilized cruel Õþ·<¶§º¶¥Êõþ¶; ¶Á맶¥Êõþ¶ 4074 save (vt&i) keep off from danger protect escape from danger keep aside fro future use; §¶¯ºÏú¶¿; œ¶¡µÀåËþ¶¿ 4075 savoury (n) ·§¶¥¶õ¿ 4076 saw (n) §¶Ï¡µ¥¶õ¿ 4077 say (vt) tell something úÆ¡µÀå 4078 scale (n) a flat wooden or metal piece which is used to measure the length ¬ÇѨ¿£†¶â (úÈ¡µ ¥Æõ¿.) ©·þº ±Ë¨¿¬µ¿ 4079 scandal (n) a corupt deal ¶¿Ï¤¶Í›¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 4080 scanty (adj) very little ¬µí¨å¥Êõþ¶; Õ¬µå¥Êõþ¶ 4081 scar (n) a spot of injury etc., ¥¶õú¶Ö 4082 scarce (adj) not enough; rarely available œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶<·þ¶¿þ¶ä; †Ë§¶¶þº (n) scarcity; Õ§¶¿†¶¿; ¶§¶¿©¶À 4083 scarf (n)¥Æõ™¶¶¿ ú¶¿˜¿ÛËþ¶¿ §¶¿¥¶õ¸¨¿ 4084 scarlet (adj) ¥¶õ¿†¶¿§¶¿ ‡§¶¿¡µÀ §¶Ï <¶¿ 4085 scatter (vt&i) send or go to different durection ú»¥¶õ¿é; Õþºä ©Ê¡µÀ¨¶¿ ©·ê¡¹Ïú¶¿ 4086 scavenger (n) a sweeper of roads or toilets ±·½©·™¶¿ 4087 scene (n) that which is viewed †¶Ãª¶ê¥¶õ¿ 4088 scent (n) a perfume in the form of a liquid; ¬ÅϘ¿; ¬µ¿<¶ÏŸ¶¥¶õ¿ 4089 schedule (n) the table showing all th4e details «Å™¶Á꨿; ¡µ˜¾à¶ 4090 scheme (þý) Õþý Õ±ËåëÕúý œË Õþý Õú»à©ºœýê ¬¼Ñ¥¶õ¿, ¦Æõ¸ú¶þ¶ 4091 scholar (n) a learned person; ¡µÏ™ºœ¶¿™¶¿; a student a school going boy or girl ©º†·ê§ºâ 4092 school (n) an institution to teach choldren ±·˜ª·¨

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no englishword meaningintel 4093 science (n) a systematic study of anything ©ºü·äþ¶ª·¬µà륶õ¿ (adj) scientific ª·¬¼à릶õ¥Êõþ¶ 4094 scissors (n.pl) ¶œÆ৶ 4095 scold (vt) rebuke; reprimand; ¥¶õφ¶¨»Ïú¶¿; ȶ¨¿©È¦¶õ¿ 4096 scope (n) range; extent of observation opportunity ¡µ§ºŸº, Õ©¶·ª¶¥¶õ¿ 4097 score (vt&i) count the points etc., gain the points etc, in a game to put the ticks to count; <¶¿§¶¿à¨¿ ¡Å˜¿Û˜; ¨ÆºÑÏú¶¿˜; '˜¨Î ±·¦õϘ¿ì ¬µÏ±·†ºÏú¶¿˜ 4098 scorn (n) contempt; œº§¶³·Ñ§¶¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿ 4099 scorpion (n) œÈ¨¿ 4100 scout (n) £¸¨¤¶˜ ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ 4101 scramble (vt&i) struggle to wrest from others; go up with the help of hands and legts, ¨¸<¶¿Ëþ¶¿˜¶¿ ¡µë¦¶õœºäÏú¶¿; ±·ë¶¿ ‡¶¿Ñ 4102 scrap (n) the small and waste pieces of wood; metal etc, §¶†¶¿â ¡µþºº §·þº ú»þ¶äú»þ¶ä ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨¿ 4103 scratch (vt) mark the lines on a surfacel remove a name etc. from a list withdraw a team form a competition write carelessaly; §½§¶¿˜; œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿;

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4104 scream 4105 screen 4106 screw 4107 scribble 4108 scripture 4109 scrupulous 4110 scrutiny 4111 sculptor 4112 sculpture 4113 sea 4114 seal 4115 seam

meaningintel œË¨<ºÏú¶¿ œËφ¶§¶ (vi) cry out with fear ¡Å†¶â<· Õ§¶ú¶¿ (n) a smooth and flat surface to reflect the image a structure of wood etc., to separate a room into two œÆ§¶ Õ™¶¿Ý<Í™¶ (n) a metal peg with sloping grooves; ¥¶õ§¶¥Èõ¶¿ (vt) write carelessaly and quickly; µ¸™·©º™º<· ©·ë¦¶õ¿ (n) a holy religious book ¥¶õœ¶<¶ëŸ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) attending every detail, careful in doing ¡µëœº ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ü·<¶ëœ¶à<· ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú¶¿; ¡µëœº†·þºþº ª¶ÏºÏú¶¿©·™¶¿ (n) through inspection ü·<¶ëœ¶à<· ¡µ§¶êúȯºÏú¶¿ (n) an artist who make figures with the stone or metal ªº¨»å (n) art of making images with stone etc, ªº¨å¶®¶ (n) the vast bed of salt water around the land; ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n) ¬¼¨¿úÈ¡µ; stamp; ¥¶õ¿†¶âë (vt) join by sewing; ¶¿˜¿Û˜ Õœ¶¿¶¿˜

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no englishword meaningintel 4116 search (vt) try to find the lost article etc., examine ¡µ§½¯ºÏú¶¿˜, Õ þÈí«µ›; ¡µ§½¯¶ 4117 seson (n) a period of tinme in a year in which the climatic conditions remain the same žœ¶¿©¶À suitable period Õþ¶¿¶Á¨ ¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ 4118 seat (n) a place to sit a flat place on a chair etc. ¶Á§ËÖþ¶¿ ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿, ¶¿§½Ö 4119 seclude (vt) separate; keep off; ©È§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ 4120 second (adj) coming after the first existing after the first †ºíœ½¦¶õ; §ÆÏ™¶©¶ 4121 secret (n) which is concealed kept out of notice §¶µ¸¬µê¥¶õ¿ 4122 secretary (n) one who organises or corresponds on behalf of an organisation ¶§¶ê†¶§ºî 4123 sect (n) a group of people following certain customs or beliefs œÆ<¶ 4124 section (n) a division a piece cut off ª·¶ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ 4125 secular (adj) gibving least prominence to religion ©ºª·¨ †¶Ã¶åŸ¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨; ¨÷º¶¥Êõþ¶ 4126 secure (vt) get, win ±Ëφ¶¿; ¬µÏ±·†ºÏú¶¿ 4127 sedative (n) a medicine etc., which keeps the bopdy and mind at rest ª·Ïœ¶±·úÆ™º

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no englishword meaningintel 4128 sedition (n) any act or speech which encourages people to rebel against the authority or government, §·ü†Í뵸¥¶õ¿ 4129 seduce (vt) spoil the charcter etc., ¤¶ë«µ¿ÛþºúȦ¶õ¿; †¶¿§·é§¶¿Óþº<· ¥¶õ¸§¶¿Ö 4130 see (vi&t) look; observe, visit, ú¶Áú¶¿; ¡µ§ºª½¨»ú¶¿. ¬µÏ†¶§¶¿îÏú¶¿ 4131 seed(n) <ºÏü ©ºœ¶àþ¶¥¶õ¿ 4132 seek (vt) try to get or win ±Ëφ¶¿˜¶¿ ¡µë¦¶õœºäÏú¶¿ 4133 seem (vi) appear, look like; ¶þ¶£™¶¿; ±Í¨»¶¦¶õ¿þ¶ä˜¿ì Õþ¶¿¡¹Ïú¶¿ 4134 segment (n) a part cut offo from something ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ 4135 segregate (vt) separate from others; ©È§¶¿úȦ¶õ¿; †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿<· „Ïú¶¿ 4136 seize (vt&i) take away suddenly; forcibly capture; ¨¸<¶¿Ëþ¶¿; '¶ì륶õ¿Ïú¶¿Ëþ¶¿; 4137 seldom (adv) not often Õ§¶¿†¶¿<· 4138 select (vt) choose ‡Ï¡¹¶úȦ¶õ¿ 4139 selfish (adj) always think of ones own adatage only; not to care for others needs etc. ³·í§¶â¥¶õ¿œÍ ¶Á™ºþ¶ (©·™¶¿) 4140 sell (vt) dispose goods etc. for money Õ ¥¶õ¿é

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no englishword 4141 semi 4142 seminar 4143 seminary 4144 senate 4145 send 4146 senior 4147 sense 4148 sensation 4149 sentence 4150 sentiment 4151 separate 4152 serene 4153 serf (n) 4154 sergeant

meaningintel (p.f) half; Õ§¶â, ¬µ<¶¥¶õ¿ (n) a meeting to discuss a matter (n) a shool ©ºŸ·ê¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) the upper House in the legislture in U.S.A. ‡<¶¿©¶ ¬µ¤¶ (vt&i) cause to go to another place despatch something ¡µÏ¡µÀ; ©·§¶à¡µÏ¡µÀ (adj) older, more experience, higher in rank¡Å†¶â©·™¶¿; ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ Õþ¶¿¤¶©¶¥¶õ¿ ¶¨©·™¶¿; „þ¶äœ¶ ¡µ†¶©º¨Îþ¶¿þ¶ä©·™¶¿ (n) feeling of consiousness; one of the senes; ü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿; ‚†ºë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿ (n) feeling; response; ‚φºë¦¶õü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the punishment given by a judge ªº¯¶;©·¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n) feeling; emotion ¥¶õþͤ¸©¶¥¶õ¿; §¶¬µ¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) put or keep apart ©º™¶†½¦¶õ¿ (adj) calm, cosy¡µëª·Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶; ª·Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ £¸þº¬µ (n) an army officer ¬Éþº·Ÿº·§º

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no englishword 4155 serial 4156 sericulture (n) 4157 series 4158 serious 4159 serpent (n) 4160 serve 4161 servitude (n) 4162 session 4163 set 4164 settle 4165 several 4166 severe 4167 sew

meaningintel (adj) kept in a series ©¶§¶¿¬µ¨Î „Ïú»þ¶ ¡µ˜¿Û¡µ§ºª¶ë¥¶õ (n) a line of things each of which is related to the otherl; ªÈë›»; ©¶§¶¿¬µ (adj) dangerous, very urgent or important Õ±·¦¶õ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶; ¥¶õ¿¶ê¥Êõþ¶ (n) snake (vi&t) work as a servant do some service; help ¬Ç©¶¶©¶Ãœºà úȦ¶õ¿; ¬Ç©¶úȦ¶õ¿; ¬µµ¸¸¦¶õ¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ £¸þº¬µœ¶í¥¶õ¿ (n) the sitting of a court or a legislature ¬µ¥¶õ¸úȪ··¨¥¶õ¿ (n) a group of things (having some similarities) ¬µ¥ºõœº ¬µ¥¶õÁµ¸¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) bring or come to rest; decide an issue; sink to the bottom, ¬¹â§¶¡µ™¶¿; ¡µ§º«µÑ§ºÏú¶¿ (a) many Õþȶ¥Êõþ¶ (adj) strict; hard ¶˜»þ¶¥Êõþ¶; ¶«µÛœ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt) join together with stitches; ¶¿˜¿Û

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no englishword 4168 sewage 4169 sex 4170 secual intercourse 4171 shabby 4172 shackles 4173 shade (n) 4174 shaft 4175 shake 4176 shame 4177 shallow 4178 shape 4179 shre 4180 shark(n) 4181 sharp

meaningintel (n) foul water etc, ¥¶õ¿§ººþ½§¶¿ ¬¼àë, ¡µÀ§¶¿«µ£ÈŸ¶¥¶õ¿ strii puruXa kalayika (Õ†ýØ) ¬Åú¶¿Õ¨ý ¨ÊÏ <º¶ ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj) looking ugly Õ¬µµ¸ê¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (n.pl) hand cuffs iron rings which are joined with a chain;£È™½¨¿ úƘ¿Û¥Æõ¿. ©·þº þ½™¶; the shadow of a tree etc., (n) long handle of an instrument; arrow ¡¹™º; £¸›¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) cause to move or move violently Õ˜Áþº˜Á ¶†¶¨¿˜; ¶¿†¶¿¢µÀ˜ (n) disgrace Õ¡µ½§ºà; Õ©¶¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) not deep ¨Îœ¶¿ œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶ (n) the appearance or form §¶Á¡µ¥¶õ¿; '·§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) give a share divide mong the people ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö; ¡µÏú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ ´·§ýÑ úÈ¡µ (adj) pointed having a fine edge ¥Æõ¿þ¶†È¨» „þ¶ä ¡µ†¶¿þ¶¿ <·þ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 4182 shatter 4183 shave 4184 shed 4185 sheep 4186 sheet 4187 shelf 4188 shell 4189 shelter 4190 shelter 4191 shepherd 4192 shield 4193 shift

meaningintel (vt) break into pieces; ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨¿ ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ¨¿<· úȦ¶õ¿ (vt) remove the hair with a razor ¯ö§¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt)¶þ½ä§¶¿ ·§¶¿Ö <˧Æ먿 (n) a leaf of paper, cloth etc. ¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n) a wooden or iron almira Õ¨¥¶õ§¶ (n) hard or tough covering ¡Å϶¿, ú»¡µå <¶©¶í; Õ¨»Ö¡µå ¥Æõ¿. (n) a covering a protection from sun or rain a hut etc., protection ¶¡µÀå; §¶¯¶›; <¶¿™ºª¶ (n) a covering a protection from sun or rain a hut etc., protection ¶¡µÀå; §¶¯¶›, <¶¿™ºª¶ (n) a man who looks after the sheep etc, <˧Æ먷¡µ§º (n) a protective covering in the body ¶©¶ú¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) change the place or position; go to another place ¥¶õ¸§¶¿Ö˜; ¥¶õ¸§¶¿˜

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no englishword 4194 shine 4195 ship 4196 shirt (n) 4197 shiver 4198 shock 4199 shoe 4200 shoot 4201 shop 4202 shore 4203 short 4204 shot 4205 shoulder (n) 4206 shout 4207 show 4208 shrewd

meaningintel (vi) glitter; ¥Æõ§¶¦¶õ¿; ¡µë·ªºÏú¶¿ (n) a big vehicle which moves on th4e sea water, ‹™¶ úË·Ñ (vi) shake with fear etc., ©¶›¶¿˜ (n) a sudden blow etc., †Æ£ç; Õ†¶¿§¶¿ (n) foot-ware úÆ¡µÀå; £Áœ¶¿ (vi&t) fire a pistol etc., send with force œ¶¿±·½œÍ¡Ç¨¿Ö; ¡µÏ¡µÀ (n) a room etc., in which the goods are sold †¶¿·›¥¶õ¿ (n) the land on the border of a bed of wate œ½§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) not long; small in amount ±Ë˜»Û; ˆºâ¡µ˜» (n) kick, a bullet which is fired †Æ£ç <¶¿Ï™¶¿ ¤¶¿ü¥¶õ¿ (vi) make a loud cry; ȶ¡Å˜¿Û; Õ§¶ú¶¿ (vt&i) allow to see bring into sight appear; ú¶Á¡µÀ ¶þ¶£™¶¿ (adj) clever, keen ú¶¿§¶¿Êþ¶; ¬µÁ¯¶é£¿†ºâ¶¨

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no englishword 4209 shrine 4210 shrink 4211 shrub (n) 4212 shuffle 4213 shun 4214 shut 4215 shy 4216 sick 4217 sickle 4218 side 4219 side 4220 seive (n) 4221 sigh 4222 sight

meaningintel (n) temple; †È©·¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vi) contract; ¥¶õ¿™¶¿ú¶¿Ëþ¶¿±Í©¶À ±Ë†¶. ¥Æõ¿¶Ñ (vi&t) mix together at random; push one another ¶¨¿¡µÀ; Õ˜¿þº˜¿ œÍ릶õ¿ (vt) keep away †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿<· „Ïú¶¿; avoid ©¶§ºØÏú¶¿ (vt&i) close down; be come close; ¥¶õÁ¦¶õ¿; ¥¶õÁ¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿±Í©¶À (adj) ¬¹<¶¿Ó<¶¨ (n) £»™º¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adj) suffering from an illness; not working; ü£¿ç<¶¨; ¡µþºúȦ¶õþº (n) sickness; §Í<¶¥¶õ¿ (n)Ë™¶©¶¨»; a tool to cut the grass (n) one of the surfaces of on object; border; œ¶¨¥¶õ¿; ¡µë¶Ñ ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿; ¡µ¯¶¥¶õ¿ (vi) support a group etc., ¡µ¯¶¥¶õ¿ ©¶¹¸Ïú¶¿ ü¨Æ왶 (vi) take a long breath; þº˜ÁÛ§¶¿Ö (n); the power of seeing †¶Ã«¹Û; view †¶Ãª¶ê¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 4223 sign 4224 signal 4225 signature (n) 4226 signify 4227 silence 4228 silken 4229 silver (n) 4230 similar 4231 simple 4232 sin 4233 sing 4234 single 4235 sink

meaningintel (vt) put the signature ¬µœ¶¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿; (n) a mark ; <¶¿§¶¿à (n) an indication ¬µÏÈœ¶¥¶õ¿ ¬µÏœ¶¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) make known œÆ¨»¦¶õüȦ¶õ¿ (n) significance meaning; importance Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿; ±·ë¥¶õ¿¶êœ¶ (adj) significant ©ºªº«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ (n) calmness; peace; þºª¶î£â¥¶õ¿; þÆ¥¶õ醺; (vt) to alm down …§¶¿¶¿Ï™¶¿þ¶˜¿ì úȦ¶õ¿ (adj) smooth and fine þ¶¿þ¶¿¡µÀ<· þ¶¿þ¶ä ©ÆÏ™º (adj) of the same kind Šȧ¶¶¥ºõ<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (adj) plain; easy; ³·¥¶õ¸ þ¶ê¥Êõþ¶; ¬µ¿¨¿©Êþ¶ (n) immoral act; ±·¡µ¥¶õ¿ (vi&t) ±·™¶¿; <·þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿; (n) singer ±·˜<·™¶¿ (adj) one only; alone; ŠÆ; ŠÏ˜§º (adj) singular; Š¶†·þºþÈ œÆ¨»¡Å™¶¿ (vi&t) go down (to the bottom) put under the water ¥¶õ¿þ¶¿<¶¿; ¥¶õ¿Ïú¶¿

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no englishword 4236 sip 4237 sir 4238 sister (n) 4239 sit 4240 situated 4241 size 4242 skeleton 4243 sketch 4244 skill 4245 skin (n) 4246 skip 4247 skipper 4248 skull

meaningintel (vt) drink; take with the lips œ·ë<¶¿; ú¶¡µå§ºÏú¶¿ (n) a polite form of addressing; Õ¦¶õ¸ê ¬µµ¸Î†¶§º (n) a plot of ground ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿ (adj) located; „þ¶ä (n) situation, position ¬¹âœº (n) magnitude, ˨œ¶; ©º¬¼à§¶ß¥¶õ¿ the frame work of bones; Õ¬¹â¡µÏü§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the outline of a figure brief description. ú»œ¶¿à £Ì¥¶õé; §È·ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿, ¬µÏ ¯º¡µà ©º©¶§¶› (vt) draw a rough figure §È· ú»œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ <½¦¶õ¿; ©º©¶§ºÏú¶¿ (n) speial knowledge or training þÊ¡µÀ›ê¥¶õ¿, ¡µþºœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) skilful; full of skill þÊ¡µÀ›ê¥¶õ¿<¶¨ ú¶§¶é¥¶õ¿ (vt) jump up quickly ‡<¶¿§¶¿˜ (n) captain þ·¦¶õ¶¿™¶¿ (n) bony frame work of the head ¡µÀ§Èë

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no englishword 4249 sky (n) 4250 slack 4251 slant 4252 slap 4253 slat (n) 4254 slaughter 4255 slave 4256 sleep 4257 slide 4258 slight 4259 slim 4260 slip 4261 slippery 4262 slogan

meaningintel '·ª¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) dull; looose; ¥¶õφ¶¥Êõþ¶; ©¶†¶¿¨¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (adj) inclined ©¶Ï <º¦¶õ¿þ¶ä (vt) hit with a palm; úÆÏ¡µ †Æ£ç ˘¿à (n) úÆÏ¡µ†Æ£ç ¡µ¨¶ (n) killing of animals üÏœ¶¿©¶À¨þ¶¿ ¥¶õ¸Ï¬µ¥¶õ¿ ˧¶¶¿ þ¶§¶¶¿˜ (n) £¸þº¬µ (n) slavery £¸þº¬µœ¶í¥¶õ¿ (vi) take rest on the bed during the right (or day) þº†ºëÏú¶¿ (n) slumber, þº†¶ë (adj) sleep (vt&i) move or run along a smooth surface ü·§¶¿Ö; ü·§¶¿ (adj) small; simple ú»þ¶ä ¬µìå¥Êõþ¶ (adj) light or lean œÈ¨»Êþý; ¬µþ¶äþº (vi) go away or escape silently; cause to go ©Æ®¶¿ò (adj) smooth; wet; ü·§¶¿ú¶¿þ¶ä; þ¶¿þ¶ä<· „þ¶ä (n) loud cry;©ºþ·†¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 4263 slow (adj) not quick dull less in speed; þÆ¥¶õ醺<·, ú¶¿§¶¿¶¿¨Èþº, '¨ª¶ê¥¶õ¿<· 4264 slum (n) stret or area crowded with houses; a dirty area ¥¶õ¿§ºº<·þ¶¿þ¶ä ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ 4265 slumber (n) sleep þº†¶ë 4266 sly (adj) cunning ¶¡µ˜¥Êõþ¶ 4267 smack (vt) strike with something to make a noise ú¶§¶ú¶¿; ˘¿à 4268 small (adj) tiny; very little ú»þ¶ä, ˆºâ 4269 smart (adj) fine; clean and attravctive þ¶¿þ¶¿¡Éþ¶; ³Ë<¶¬Éþ¶ 4270 smash (vt) break into peces hit with great force ¡µ<¶¿¨<˘¿Û, <¶˜»Û<· <¶¿†¶¿â (n) destruction †¶íϬµ¥¶õ¿ 4271 smear (vt) apply a light coating with ¡µÀ¨¿¥¶õ¿, ¡µÂœ¶, ¥¶õú¶Ö 4272 smell (n) odour©·¬µþ¶ 4273 smile (vi) express happiness etc., by the movement of eyes and lips; laugh lightly; ú»§ºþ¶©¶Àí ú»Ï†ºÏú¶¿, ¥Æõ¨ì<¶ þ¶©¶Àí 4274 smith (n) a skilled worker in moulding the metals; (eg. blacksmith;

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4275 smoke 4276 smooth 4277 smauggle 4278 snack 4279 snail (n) 4280 snake 4281 snare 4282 snatch 4283 sneeze 4284 snip 4285 snuff 4286 so 4287 soak 4288 soap

meaningintel goldsmith) ¶¥¶õ駺, ¶Ï³·¨». ¥Æõ¿. (n) the vapour which is emited by the buring coal etc., Ÿ¶Á¥¶õ¥¶õ¿; ±Ë<¶ (adj) not rough; soft and gentle þ¶¿þ¶¿¡Éþ¶; ¥¶õƶ¿©¶À<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (vt) export or import goods illegally; †ËÏ <¶ §¶©·›¸úȦ¶õ¿˜ (n) light meal Õ¨¸åµ¸§¶¥¶õ¿ þ¶œ¶à (n) a long poisonous reptile which craws on the ground ±·¥¶õ¿ (n) a trap ©¶¨; üÏœ¶¿©¶À¨þ¶¿ £ÏŸºÏú¶¿ „ú¶¿Ö (vt) wrest suddenly or forcibly <¶¿Ïü¿Ëþ¶¿; ¨¸<¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (n&vi) œ¶¿¥¶õ¿é (vt) cut a point œ¶¿Ïú¶¿ (n) dried tobacco powder þ¶¬µê¥¶õ¿ (adv) very in that way ¥ºõºÑ¨» Õ˜¿ì (conj) because, ‰œÈ (vt&i) wet throughly lie in water þ·þ¶£Æ˜¿Û; þ·þº±Í©¶À (n) a washing agent made from oil and caustic soda etc, ¬µ£¿ç

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no englishword 4289 soar 4290 sob 4291 sober 4292 sociable 4293 society 4294 sociology 4295 socks (n.pl) 4296 socket 4297 soda 4298 soever (adv) 4299 sofa 4300 soft 4301 soil

meaningintel (vi) fly high ¡É ¡Éº ‡<º§º±Í©¶À (vi) weep ©ÆºÑ©ÆºÑ ˆ™¶¿Ö; þº˜ÁÛ§¶¿Ö (adj) temperate þº†·þ¶¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (adj) friendly ¶¨¬¹ ¥Æõ¨¬¹ ¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ ¬µí¤¸©¶¥¶õ¿<¶¨ (n) the people living in a place people unjted for a purpose ¬µ¥¶õ¸ü¥¶õ¿, ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ (n) the science of origin and development of human society ³·¥¶õ¸ü»¶ ª·¬µà륶õ¿ ·¨»º œË™¶¿<¶¿Ëþ¶¿ ¥ÈõüÍ®¶¿ò (n) a hollow gap for fixing something into <¶¿Ï˜ (n( oxide or carbonate of sodium ¯·§¶¥¶õ¿, ˆ†Êþ·, ‡©¶§Êþ· (n) a rectangular seat with legs ³Í²· (adj) smooth and delicate; gentle ¥¶õƶ¿©Êþ¶; ¥Æõœ¶àþº Õþ¶¬µ¿<¶¨ (n) the outer layer of the earth þȨ

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no englishword 4302 sojourn 4303 solace 4304 solar 4305 soldier 4306 sole 4307 solemn 4308 solenoid (n) 4309 solicit 4310 solid 4311 solidarity 4312 solitary 4313 solitude 4314 solo 4315 solube 4316 solution

meaningintel (n) temporary stay ¬µí¨å·¨ þº©·¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n) consolation ‹†·§¶¿å (adj) pertaining to the sun ¬µÁ§¶¿êþºº ¬µÏ£ÏŸºú»þ¶ (n) member of a defence force ¬Éþº¶¿™¶¿ (n) the under part of the foot ±·†¶¥¶õ¿ Õ™¶¿<¶¿¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) sacred ¡µ©ºœ¶ë¥Êõþ¶ ©º†¶¿êœý ¡µë³·§¶¥¶õ¿©¶¨þ¶ Õ¦¶õ³·ÑÏœ¶¥¶õ¿<· ¥¶õ¸§Æ™º œ½<¶ú¶¿˜Û (vt) invite, appeal, 'µ¸íþºÏú¶¿, Õ§ºâÏú¶¿ (n) qµõþ¶¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ solidify (vt&i) change into a solid become solid (n) unity ‰¶¥¶õœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (adj) linely ŠÏ˜§º<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (n) lineliness,ˆ·Ïœ¶©·¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n) performance given by a single person ŠÏ˜§º<· ‚ú¶¿Ö ¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ (dj) which can be dissolved in a liquid ¶§º<Æ™º ³·í¤¸©ö <¶¨ (n) the mixture of a liquid and a solid or another liquid †·ë©¶›¥¶õ¿ (n)

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4317 solve 4318 some 4319 son 4320 soon 4321 sooth 4322 sorcery 4323 sordid 4324 sore 4325 sorrow 4326 sorry 4327 sort 4328 soul (n)

meaningintel the unfoldment³·Ÿ¶þ¶ (vt) work out ³·ŸºÏú¶¿; ü©·£¿ ¶þ¶¿<Ëþ¶¿ (adj) a certain number of things a cenrtain person, ina way Ëþºä, ‡©¶§ÍŠ¶§¶¿, ˆ†ÍŠ¶ ©ºŸ¶¥¶õ¿<· something (n) a thing not specified Š¶˜» ˆ†ÍŠ¶˜» (n) make child ¶¿¥¶õ¸§¶¿™¶¿ (adv) quickly, '¨ª¶ê¥¶õ¿ ¨È¶¿Ï™· (n) truth, ¬µœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n) witch craft ¥¶õÏœ¶ë ©º†¶ê sorcerer (n) ³Í†ºúÆ¡µÀ嬷™¶¿ (adj) mean, vile þ½ú¶¥Êõþ¶, ¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj)painful þË¡¹å ¶¨»<ºÏúÆ™¶¿, (n) wound¡µÀÏ™¶¿ (n) sadness; †¶¿¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) feeling pity poor; ©ºú·§¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ Õ¨å¥Êõþ¶ (n) kind, type ©ºŸ¶¥¶õ¿, §¶¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) classify ©È§¶¿¡µ§¶ú¶¿ 'œ¶é

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no englishword 4329 sound 4330 soup(n) 4331 sour (adj) 4332 source 4333 south 4334 souvenir 4335 sovereign 4336 sow 4337 space 4338 spade 4339 span 4340 spaniel (n) 4341 spare

meaningintel (adj) healthy, goo in order Õ§Í<¶ê¶§¶¥Êõþ¶, ¬µ¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä; (n) noiseú¶¡µÀ冶¿ ¡µÀ¨¿¬µ¿ ¡µÀ¨ìþº (n) origin; evidence „œ¶åœºà³·âþ¶¥¶õ¿, ÕŸ·§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the direction opposite to north †¶¯º›†º¶¿Ñ; southern (adj) †¶¯º›¥¶õ¿ (n) Š¶ ¬µÏ©¶œ¶ð§¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¡µÀ§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿Ëþº ¡µëú¶¿§ºÏú»þ¶ ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿ (adk) having the absolute power, ¬µ§·íŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ (vt) put the seeds in the earth plant <ºÏ ü¨¿ú¶¨¿ì, þ·˜¿ (n) female pig '™¶¡µÏ†º (n) room ·®¾ spacious (adj) ©ºª·¨¥Êõþ¶ (n) a digging plate with a wooden hand ±·§¶ (n) distance between two conseuctive pillars of a bridge §ÆÏ™¶¿†º¥¶õ騥¶õ†¶ê †¶Á§¶¥¶õ¿ ú»þ¶ä £Ìú¶¿Ö ¶¿¶Ñ¡¹¨ì (adj) kept for future use (eg. spare tyre) loose (eg. spar part )

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4342 sparing 4343 spart 4344 sparrow (n) 4345 speak 4346 spear 4347 special 4348 specify 4349 specimen 4350 spectacle 4351 spectacular 4352 speculate 4353 speech 4354 speed

meaningintel ÕŸº¶¥ºõ<· „Ïú»þ¶ ©º™º<· „þ¶ä (adj) economical ¥ºõœ¶¥¶õ¿<· (n) a particle of fire Õ<ºä¶›¥¶õ¿ ¡¹ú¶¿Ö¶ (vi&t) utter words tell given an address; speaker (n) orator „¡µ þ·ê¬µ¶¿Ñ™¶¿ (n) a long shaft with a metal point £¨Æ쥶õ¿ (adj) not ordinary ¡µëœÈ궥¶õ¿<· speciality (n) ¡µëœÈ궥¶õ¿ (vt) mention clearly ¬µÁú»Ïú¶¿, ¡µëœÈ궥¶õ¿<· úÆ¡µÀå (n) a sample þ¶¥¶õ¿þ· (n.pl) eye glasses ¶Ï˜» üÍ™¶¿ (adj) grand ©ºú»œ¶ë¥Êõþ¶ (vi) guess; …¹¸Ïú¶¿ (n) public address „¡µ þ·ê¬µ¥¶õ¿ (n) quickness in motion ©È<¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 4355 spend (vt) use up (money etc.) while away (time) ¶§¶¿ÖúȦ¶õ¿, ·¨¥¶õ¿ <¶™¶¿¡µÀ 4356 sphere (n)<Í®¶¥¶õ¿ spherical (a) ball-like <¶¿Ï™¶ëþº 4357 spice (n) a vegetable substance with pungent smell used as flavouring aent (eg. pepper. cloves etc.,) 4358 spider (n) a multilegged insect which spins web ³·¨Æ¡µÀ§¶¿<¶¿ 4359 spill (vi) (liquid) fall out of its container, overflow ú»Ï†º±Í©¶À; þºÏ™¶¿ £¦¶õ˜¶¿ ±Í©¶À 4360 spin (vt) twist the cotton or wool into threads ©¶™¶¶¿, œºë¡µÀå 4361 spine (n) back bone ©Æþ¶¿ä¥¶õ¿¶, ¥¶õ¿¨¿ì 4362 spiral (adj) ¬¹åëÏ <¶¿©¶¨Æ ú¶¿˜Û£™º¦¶õ¿þ¶ä (œ½<¶ ¥Æõ¿.) 4363 spirit (n) soul 'œ¶é spiritua (adj) ÕŸ·êœºé¶¥Êõþ¶ 4364 spit (vt) „¥ºõé©È¦¶õ¿, (n) „¥ºõé 4365 splash (vi) þ½˜»þº ú»Ï†ºÏú¶¿ 4366 splendid (adj) glorious, ©Ê¤¶©Í¡Çœ¶¥Êõþ¶, splendour (n) ªÍ¤¶ 4367 split (vt&i) divided by cutting ©º™¶<˘¿Û break into £†¶â¨<¶¿, ú¾¨»¶ 4368 spoil (vt&i) make useless, become bad, ±·™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, úÆ™¶¿±Í©¶À

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no englishword meaningintel 4369 spokes (n.pl) wires fitted to the rim of a wheel ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿ œ½<¶¨¿ 4370 sponge (n) a piece of highly elastic (rubber like) material ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë¡µÀ œÆ˜¿Û, marine animal 4371 spoon (n) úÆÏú· 4372 sport (n) race, game ½ë™¶ sportive (adj) playful „¨¸ì¬µ¥¶õ¿ þºúÆÖ™º 4373 spot (n) a mark a stain ú¶¿¶Ñ, ¥¶õ§¶¶ (vt) mark ¥¶õú¶¡Å˜¿Û 4374 spouse (n) husband or wife ¤¸§¶ê ¨È¶ ¤¶§¶à 4375 spout (vt&i) throw out like a jet, flow out with force Ÿ·§¶©¶¨Æ ¡µÏ¡µÀ (<˘ۥ¶õ¿ þ¶¿Ï™º) œÍ¬µ¿¶¿ ©¶ú¶¿Ö 4376 spray (vt) sprinkle (water etc) ú»¥¶õ¿é 4377 spread (vi&i) unfold a cloth etc, and cover the surface with it, scatter, pass on, ¡µ§¶ú¶¿, ©º¬µà§ºÏú¶¿, ©·ê¡¹Ï¡µúȦ¶õ¿ 4378 spring (vi) jump out suddentluy £¦¶õ˜¶¿ „§¶¿¶¿ 4379 sprinkle (vt) pour out in drops, ú¶¨¿ì 4380 sprout (vi) begin to grow ¥Æõ¿¨Æœ¶¿à

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no englishword 4381 spy 4382 square (n) 4383 squash 4384 squat 4385 squeeze 4386 squint (adj) 4387 squirrel (n) 4388 stab 4389 stable 4390 stable 4391 stadium 4392 staff 4393 stage

meaningintel (n) a detective ©È<¶¿ ú¶œ¶¿§¶¬µë¥¶õ¿ (n) fruit juice ¡µÏ™¶ì§¶¬µ¥¶õ¿ (vi) sit on heels ±·†¶¥¶õ¿¨¡É ¶Á§ËÖþ¶¿ (vt) press with fingers etc., in order to bring out liquid ¡¹Ï™¶¿; squeezer (n) ¡µÏ™¶¿ì ¥Æõ¿. ©·˜»þº ¡¹Ï™¶¿ ¡µ§º¶§¶¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¨ì¶þ¶¿ä <¶¨ „™¶¿œ¶ (vt) make wound with a knife etc ±Ë™¶¿ú¶¿ (adj) fixed; not easil moved ¬¹â§¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) the home of a horse <¶¿§¶ë¡µÀª·¨ (n) a sports ground ½ë™·Ï <¶›¥¶õ¿ (n) a walking-stick;úÈœº ¶§¶ë; the set of assistants in an office ¬¹£çφº (n) platform on which plays etc., are performed ©È†º¶ a resting place ¥¶õü¨¾

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no englishword 4394 stagnant 4395 stain 4396 stair 4397 stalk (n) 4398 stall 4399 stamina 4400 stammer(n) 4401 stamp 4402 stand 4403 stanza 4404 star 4405 starch 4406 stare 4407 start

meaningintel (n) still ¶†¶¨»¶¨Èþº (n) spot ¥¶õú¶Ö; ¥¶õ§¶¶ (n) a step ÕÏœ¶¬µ¿à ¡µÀ©¶Àí ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ œË™ºÏ (n) a shop to sell goods ˘¿Û (n) resisting capacity þº<¶ëµ¸ª¶ºà þ¶œºà, þ¶œºàþ¶œºà<· ¥¶õ¸˜¸ì™¶¿ (n) impression ¥¶õ¿†¶ë (vt) put the impression ¥¶õ¿†¶ë©È¦¶õ¿ (vi) keep the body straight rest on feet þº¨£™¶¿not to yield ¡µ˜¿Û†¶¨œÍ „Ï™¶¿ a piece of a poem ¡µ†¶ê¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n) a luminous point in the sky þ¶¯¶œ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n) the powder of any cereal ¡¹Ï™º (vi) look with wide openeyes ¶®¶¿ò¡Å†¶â©ºúȬ¹ú¶Áú¶¿ (vi&t) go without food ¡µ¬µ¿à©¶ÀÏ™¶¿; '¶¨»œÍ¥¶õ¸™¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 4408 state (n) condition¬¹âœº a territorial division of a coutry region; §·«µÛ륶õ¿; §·üꥶõ¿ 4409 static (adj) at rest or equili brium ¬¹â§¶ ¨È¶ þºª¶Ö¨ ¬¹âœº¨Î þ¶¿þ¶ä Statics ¬¹âœº ª·¬µà륶õ¿ 4410 station (n) place; a public place a shopping place for buses oir train ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿; ©·µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ ©¶ú»Ö þº¨ú¶¿ ¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿ 4411 stationary (n) material for writing etc., ©·ëœ¶ ³·¥¶õ<ºë 4412 statistics (n.pl) the science of collection; classification and analysis of numerical data <¶›¸Ï¶ ª·¬µà륶õ¿, <¶›¸Ï¶ ©º©¶§¶›¨¿ 4413 statue (n) a life size sculptured figure ©º<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ 4414 statute (n) a written law; act; ú¶˜Û¥¶õ¿ 4415 staunch (n) strong; true †¶Ã™¶¥Êõþ¶; þ¶¥¶õ鶥Êõþ¶ 4416 stay (vi&t) remain; stop „Ï™¶¿ '<¶¿ hold back; '¡µÀ þº¨¿¡µÀ (n) waiting or resting place; 4417 steady (adv) firm; stable þºª¶Ö¨¥¶õ¿<·; þº£ç§¶¥¶õ¿<· 4418 steal (vt) take away something secretly; rob †ËÏ <º¨»Ïú¶¿ 4419 steam (n) water vapur þ½˜» '©º§º

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no englishword meaningintel 4420 steel (n) an alloy of iron and charcoal „¶¿Ñ 4421 steep (adj) almost perpendicular and so difficult to climb þº˜¸§¶¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä rapid ú¶¿§¶¿¶¿<· Õœº©È<¶¥¶õ¿ <· 4422 steer (vt) guide, move (a vessel) in the proper direction þ¶™º¡¹Ïú¶¿; ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶œÍ멶¨Î œ½¬µ¿Ëþº ±Í©¶À 4423 stem 9n) trunk of a tree £Î†Æ 4424 stenography (n) the art of writing shorthand; <½œ¶¨¿, ú¶¿¶Ñ¨¿ ¥Æõ¿. †¶í§· ©·ë¦¶õ¿¨»¡¹ ¤¸«µ 4425 step (n) foot-step·¨» Õ™¶¿<¶¿;¥Æõ˜¿ì 4426 sterile (adj) barren; ¬µÏŸ¶ê ¬µÏœ¶œº þ½¦¶õþº 4427 sterilize (vt) destroy harnfulmicro-organisms; ¬µÁ¯¶éºë¥¶õ¿¨þ¶¿ þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿; 4428 sterling (n) £»ë˜¾«ø †¶ë©¶ê¥¶õ¿ 4429 stern (adj) rigid; strict; ¶˜»þ¶¥Êõþ¶; ¶ú»Öœ¶¥Êõþ¶ 4430 stick (n) rod; staff; ¶§¶ë; †¶Ï™¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) fix adhere ÕϘ»Ïú¶¿, ÕÏœ¶¿Ëþ¶¿ 4431 stiff (adj) not flexible; unyielding; not moving freely ¨ÌÏ <¶þº; ©¶¥¶õÓþº. £»<º¬¹Ëþº¦¶õ¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 4432 stigm 4433 still 4434 stimulate 4435 sting 4436 stingy 4437 stipend 4438 stir 4439 stitcj 4440 stock 4441 stocking (n) 4442 stomach 4443 stone 4444 stool 4445 stoop

meaningintel (n) stain, a mark of disgrace; ¥¶õú¶Ö; ¶®¶Ï¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) without motion static; silent þºª¶Ö¨¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä (vt) activate ¡Çë§È¡¹Ïú¶¿; ú¶¿§¶¿¶¿ ¡µÀ˜»ÛÏú¶¿; stimulation (n)¡Ç맶› (n) ±Í˜¿, (œÈ¨¿) ËÏ™º (adj) very mean; ¨Î¤»¦Êõþ¶ (n) regular allowance for a rok done; ü¾œ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) keep in motion; move vigorously;¶¿†¶¿¡µÀ; ¶¨»¦¶õ£Æ˜¿Û (vt) sew; †·§¶¥¶õ¿œÍ ¶˜¿Û (n) the accumulated material the shares of a company þº¨¿©¶úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶†º; «Ç§¶¿Ÿ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ ¥ÈõüÍ™¶¿ (n)ü¾§·ßª¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n)§·¦õ; stony(adj) like (n) a seat with four legs ‡œ¶¿à¡¼˜ (vt) bend forward ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿¶¿ ©¶Ï <¶¿

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no englishword meaningintel 4446 stop (vt&i) check the movement; close the passage etc., stnd still '¡µÀ; Õ™·Ý<ºÏú¶¿ '<º±ö„ 4447 store (n) place where things are kept for sale warehouse; †¶¿·›¥¶õ¿, ¤¶†¶ë¡µ§¶ú¶¿<¶†º 4448 storey, story (n) ¥Èõ™¶, ÕÏœ¶¬µ¿à 4449 storm (n) a strong wind associated with rain œ¶¿±·þ¶¿; stormy (adj) 4450 story (n) ¶Ÿ¶ 4451 stout (adj) bulky; strong and brave ¨¸©Êþ¶, ¡µÀ«¹Û<¶¨ 4452 stove an apparatus to cook food with the help of a fuel such as kerosene; ±Ë¦õê 4453 stow (vt) pack or arrange in proper oroder Õ ¥¶õ§¶¿Ö; ¬µ§º<·¡Ç§¶¿Ö 4454 straight (adj) without a bend direct œºþ¶äþº; ¬µÁ˜»¦Êõþ¶; straigten (vt) make straight ©¶Ï¶§¶¨È¶¿Ï™·úȦ¶õ¿ 4455 strain (n) bodily pain vaused by too much of work; over work; Õ¨¬µ˜; ª¶§½§¶ª¶ë¥¶õ 4456 strait (n) a narrow stream of water connecting two seas; ü¨¬µÏŸº

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no englishword meaningintel 4457 strange (adj) not familiar; peculiar; Õ¡µ§ºú»œ¶¥Êõþ¶; ©ºÏœ¶¦Êõþ¶ (stranger Õ¡µ§ºú»œ¶¿™¶¿ 4458 strategy (n) the art of directing the movoements of the armies skill in directing the movements µ¸Áíµ¸§¶ú¶þ¶ 4459 straw (n) <¶™ºÝ¡µ§¶¶; <¶™ºÝ 4460 stream (n) running water ¡µë©·µ¸¥¶õ¿ 4461 street (n) a public way ©½Ÿº 4462 strength (n) vigour or energy ü¨¥¶õ¿; strengthen (vt) make strong £¨¥¶õ¿úȶÁ§¶¿Ö 4463 stress (n) pressure; emphasis ©¶œºà™º; þ˺ÑúÆ¡µÀå˜ 4464 stretch (vt) pull out beyond normal limit ³·<¶†½¦¶õ¿ 4465 strict (adj) without deviation to the rule severe; ¶ú»Öœ¶¥Êõþ¶; ¶˜»þ¶¥Êõþ¶ 4466 stride (vi) walk with long steps ¡Å†¶â ÕÏ <¶¨¿ úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿ú¶Á þ¶™¶ú¶¿ 4467 strife (n) struggle; ±Í§·˜¥¶õ¿ 4468 strole (vt&i) beat with something; ˘¿Û 4469 string (n) a small cord †·§¶¥¶õ¿; þº§¶çÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ 4470 strip (vt) remove the covering Š¨¿ú¶¿; strip ¡¼¨»¶

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no englishword 4471 stripe 4472 strive 4473 stroke 4474 stroll 4475 strong 4476 structure 4477 struggle 4478 struggle 4479 stubborn 4480 student 4481 studio 4482 study 4483 stuff

meaningintel ?(n) a line ú·§¶; ©·œ¶ (vi) work hard to achieve; <¶˜»Û<· ¶Ã«¹úȦ¶õ¿ (n) flow; know †Æ£ç ú¶§¶¿¡µÀ (vi) walk leisurely; ¬µ§¶†·<· œº§¶¿<¶¿; stroll (n) hort walk ©ºµ¸¸§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) powerful; robust energetic; £¨¥Êõþ¶; †¶Ãš¶¥Êõþ¶; ª¶ºà©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) a building; construction ¶˜Û™¶¥¶õ¿; þº§·é›¥¶õ¿ (vi) make effort to get free or escape; face a difficulty (©º™º¡¹Ïú¶¿Ëþ¶¿˜¿Ñ) ¡Åþ¶¿<¶¿ ¨¸™¶¿; ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿¨þ¶¿ ‡†¶¿§ËÑþ¶¿ (n) violent effortœ½©¶ë¥Êõþ¶ ±Í§·˜¥¶õ¿ (adj) unyielding hard to convince; ¨ÌÏ <¶þº ¥Æõ¿Ï™º¦Êõþ¶ (n) pupil; taught ©º†·ê§ºâ; ú»†¶êþȧ¶¿ÖËþÆ™º ©·™¶¿ (n) a room where phots are printed; a room of an artist; a place where motion pictures are shot ú»œ·ë¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) acquisition of knowledge ¡µ˜þ¶¥¶õ¿; Õ¤¸ê¬µ¥¶õ¿; (n) substance; waste matter; ¥¶õ¿™º¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿, ©¶ê§¶âÚ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 4484 stumble(vi) 4485 stump 4486 stun 4487 stupendous 4488 stupid 4489 sturdy 4490 sty 4491 style 4492 sub 4493 subdivide 4494 subdue 4495 subdue 4496 subject

meaningintel ·¨¿ ¡µ˜¿Ûœ¶¡¹å ¡µ™¶£Î©¶À (n) the piece leftover; ©¶†¶¨»©È¦¶õ£™ºþ¶¥¶õ¿¶Ñ (vt) make senseless †º¥¶õ霺§¶¿<¶¿þ¶˜¿ì úȦ¶õ¿ (adj) wonderful; Õ†¶¿çœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) foolishfellow ¥¶õÁ§¶¿Ñ™¶¿ (adj) stout; robust £¨»«µÛ¥Êõþ¶; Ÿ¶Ãš¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) the home of a pig ¡µÏ†¶¿¨†Ë™ºÝ (n) manner of writing speaking etc., ªÊ¨» (pref) inferior; lower assistant; below etc., (eg. subordinate, subeditor) (vt) divide again ¥¶õ§¶¨ ©º™¶<˘¿à (vt) divide again ¥¶õ§¶¨©º™¶<˘¿Û (vt) bring under control; tame;¨ÌÏ <¶†½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿; ¥¶õú»Ö¶úȬ¹Ëþ¶¿ (n) a member of a stte what is to be discussed §·ü·êŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ¨Î£™º ¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ ©¶êºà; ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; ©º†·ê©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿; ©·¶ê¥¶õ¿¨Îþº ¶§¶à

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no englishword meaningintel 4497 submarine (n) a warship which can work either on or under the surface of water ü¨¸Ïœ¶§·Ó¥ºõ 4498 submerge (vt&i) put under water; sink ¥¶õ¿Ïú¶¿;¥¶õ¿þº<º±Í©¶À 4499 submit (vt&i) surrender one self; yield; urge; giveaway; Š¡µå<ºÏú¶¿; †·¶¨¿úȦ¶õ¿; ¨ÌÏ <º±Í©¶À 4500 subordinate (adj) lower in rank or position; ºë†º, œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶ 4501 subscrube (vt) write underneath; sign; ºëφº, œ¶¶¿Ñ©¶ 4502 subscribe (vt) write underneathl;sign ºëφº¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿þý ©·ë¦¶õ¿; ¬µÏœ¶¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ 4503 subsequent (adj) coming after œ¶§¶¿©·œ¶©¶ú¶¿Ö 4504 subside (vi) to become quiet ª·ÏœºÏú¶¿ 4505 subsidy (n) matter; essence; ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿, ³·§¶¥¶õ¿ 4506 substitute (vt) put in place of another; £†¶¿¨¿<· „Ïú¶¿; substitute (n) £†¶¿¨¿<· „Ïú¶£™ºþ¶©·™¶¿ 4507 suburb (n) a place which is on the edge of a city ¡µ§º¬µ§¶<·ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 4508 subvert (vt) ruin, destroy, þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, Ÿ¶íϬµ¿éúȦ¶õ¿

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no englishword 4509 succeed 4510 succulent 4511 succumb 4512 such (adj) 4513 suck 4514 sudden 4515 sue 4516 suffer 4517 sufice 4518 suffix 4519 suffocate 4520 sugar (n) 4521 suggest 4522 suicide

meaningintel (vt) come next, œ¶§¶¿©·œ¶ ©¶ú¶¿Ö successor (n) ©·§¶¬µ¿™¶¿ (adj) juicy, §¶¬µ¥¶õ¿ <¶¨¬ø (vi) yield ¨ÌÏ <º±Í©¶À Õ˜¿©¶Ï˜» 9vt) draw into the mouth ¡¼¨¿Ö (adj) unexpected, '¶¬¹é¶¥Êõþ¶ suddenly (adv) Õ¶³·éœ¶¿à<· (vt&i) prosecute ina court seek to win pray, †·©·úȦ¶õ¿, £ëœº¥¶õ¸¨¿, ͧ¶¿ (vt) bear pain, £¸Ÿ¶þ¶¿ Õþ¶¿¤¶©ºÏú¶¿ (vi) be adequate œ¶<º¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ (n) Š¶ ¡µ†¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ú»©¶§¶úȧ¶Ö£™ºþ¶†º (eg. skill-skilful, do-doer, goo-goodness) (vt) choke, kill by stopping the breath ª·í¬µ '™¶¶¿Ï™· úȦ¶õ¿, …¡¹§º '™¶¶¿Ï™·úȬ¹ ú¶Ï¡µÀ ¡µÏú¶†·§¶ (vt) propose, given an idea ¬µÁú»Ïú¶¿, ¬µ¨µ¸ ‚ú¶¿Ö (n) self-killing 'œ¶éµ¸œ¶ê

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no englishword 4523 suit 4524 sulphur 4525 sultry 4526 sum 4527 summary 4528 summer 4529 summit 4530 summon 4531 sumptuous 4532 sun (n) 4533 sundry 4534 suer 4535 superb 4536 superficial 4537 superfluous

meaningintel (n) petition to a court ©·êüꥶõ¿ suit (vt) fit ¬µ§º±Í©¶Àþ¶˜¿ì<· úȦ¶õ¿ (n) a yellow non-metal <¶ÏŸ¶¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) „¶Ñ<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (©·œ·©¶§¶›¥¶õ¿) (n) total amount, arithmetical problem, ¥Æõ¿œ¶à¥¶õ¿ ¨Æ¶Ñ (n) brief account, ¬µÏ <¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿, ¶¿ì¡¼à¶§¶› (n) the hottest season of the year ©È¬µ©º ·¨¥¶õ¿ (n) the top point ªº¶§¶¥¶õ¿ ‡œÊàþ¶ ¡µë†Èª¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) call send for ¡¹¨ú¶¿, ¶£¿§¶¿¡Å˜¿Û (adj) costly, lavish Õœº©º¨¿©Êþ¶, ¤Î<¶¥Êõþ¶ ¬µÁ§¶¿ê™¶¿ (adj) various Õþȶ¥Êõþ¶ (pref) exceedingly, higher in degree, Ÿú¶¿Ö<· þ¶¿þ¶ä ÕŸº¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj) most impressive <Ë¡µå<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (adj) appearing on the surface only £¸µ¸ê¥Êõþ¶ (adj) more than enough Õ ¥ºõœ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 4538 superior 4539 superlative 4540 supernatural 4541 supersede 4542 superstition 4543 supervise 4544 super 4545 supplement 4546 surplus 4547 surprise 4548 surrender 4549 surround 4550 survey 4551 survive 4552 suspect

meaningintel (adj) higher in rank or degree, „þ¶äœ¶¥Êõþ¶, ÕŸº¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj) highest in degree Õœ¶¿êœ¶à¥¶õ¥Êõþ¶ (adj) divine, †È©½ ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt) set aside replace, §¶†¶¿â ¡µ§¶ú¶¿, œË¨<ºÏú» ¥¶õ§º¦Æõ¿¶þºº ³·âþ¶¥¶õ¿ ‚ú¶¿Ö (n) blind belief ¥¶õÁš¶þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿ (vt) inspect, Õü¥¶õ¸¦õ«¼ úȦ¶õ¿ (n) night meal r§·œºë¤Îüþ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) add something (to a book etc) (n) what is ore than needed ¥ºõ<¶¿¨¿ (n) wonder 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) yield Õ¡µåüÆ¡µÀå, ¨ÌÏ <º±Í©¶À (vt) stand around ú¶¿˜»Û¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿ (n) inspection and evaluation ¡µ§ºª½¨»Ïú» þº§¶ß¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿˜ (vi) continue to live £ëœºº ¦¶õ¿Ï™¶¿˜ (vt) doubt Õþ¶¿¥¶õ¸þºÏú¶¿

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no englishword 4553 suspend 4554 sustain 4555 swallow 4556 swan (n) 4557 swarm (n) 4558 swear 4559 sweat (n) 4560 sweep 4561 swell (n) 4562 swift 4563 swim(vi) 4564 swine 4565 swing 4566 swill 4567 switch

meaningintel (vt) hang to something, debar ©È머™¶†½¦¶õ¿, ÕþºªºÖœ¶ ¬¹âœº¨Î „Ïú¶¿ (vt) bear, ¤¶§ºÏú¶¿ (vt) allow to go into the stomach ¥ºõëÏ <¶¿ µ¸Ï¬µ ƒ<¶¨¿ ¥Æõ¿. ©·þº<¶¿Ï¡µÀ (vt&i) take oath ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿, ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹ úÆ¡µÀå úÆ¥¶õ˜ (vt) clean (the floor etc,) …™¶¿Ö; œ¶¿™ºú»©È¦¶õ¿; sweeper …™¶¿Ö©·™¶¿ ·¨»þ¶ ¥Æõ¿. £Ì£ç (asj) very fast ª½qµõ륶õ¿<· ƒœ¶˘¿Û (n) pig (vi) move with to and fro motion, …¦¶õ¨ …<¶¿˜ swing (n) …¦¶õ¨ …<¶¿˜ (n) citizen of switzerland (n) a button (etc) to allow or stop the flow of current ¥½õ˜

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no englishword 4568 sword (n) 4569 syllabus 4570 symbol 4571 symmetry 4572 sympathetic 4573 symposium 4574 sympton 4575 synonym 4576 synopsis 4577 synthesis 4578 syphilis (n) 4579 syrup 4580 system 4581 table

meaningintel ±Ë™¶©Êþ¶¶œºà (n) the course of a subject ±·˜ê¡µë›¸®¾¶ (n) sign <¶¿§¶¿à (n) ³ö«µÛ¥¶õ¿ (adj) kind†¶¦¶õ<¶¨ (n) a set of essays written by different authors on the same bubject ©·ê¬µ¡µ˜þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) indication ¨¯¶›¥¶õ¿ (n) a word having the nearest meaning ¡µë§·ê¦¶õ¡µ†¶¥¶õ¿ (n) summary ³·§·Ïª¶¥¶õ¿ (n) joining of different parts into a whole ¬µÏ¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿ Š¶§¶¶¥Êõþ¶ <¶¿¡µà§Í<¶¥¶õ¿ sirup (n) œ½¦¶õ˜» †¶ë©¶¥¶õ¿ (n) method, order ¡µ†¶âœº ¬µÏ¡µë†·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) a flat board with vertical supports ¥Èõü·£¨ì, ¡µ˜¿Û¶

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no englishword 4582 tablet (n) 4583 taboo 4584 tact 4585 tactics 4586 tag 4587 tail 4588 tailor 4589 take 4590 tale 4591 talent 4592 talk 4593 tall 4594 tame 4595 tangent 4596 tangible

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no englishword 4597 tank 4598 tap 4599 tape 4600 tar (n) 4601 tardy 4602 target 4603 tariff 4604 task 4605 taste9n) 4606 tax 4607 taxi 4608 TB 4609 tea (n) 4610 teach 4611 teak (n)

meaningintel (n) a big container (of metal etc.,) reservoir of water œË˜¿Û úƧ¶¿©¶À (n) ¶¿®¸¦õ; tap (vt) strike gently œ¶˜¿Û (n) a flat and long strip ˜Æ¡µÀ œ·§¶¿ (adj) slow ¥¶õφ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) objective; goal aim ¨¯¶ê¥¶õ¿ <¶¿§º (n) custom to be paid ‡<¶¿¥¶õœº¨È¶ †º<¶¿¥¶õœº ¡µþ¶¿ä¨ ü·£»œ· (n) duty to be performed ¡µþº §¶¿ú» tasty (adj)§¶¿ú»<·þ¶¿þ¶ä tastfull (n) custom;¡µþ¶¿ä; tax (vt) impose tax, ¡µþ¶¿ä©È¦¶õ¿ (n) hired car; Õ†Æ⶿ œº§¶¿<¶¿·§¶¿ (abb) tuberculosis; ¯¶¦¶õ §Í<¶¥¶õ¿ œÈ¦¶õ¸¶¿ (vt) give instruction þȧ¶¿å, úÆ¡µÀå ˜È¶¿ (¶¨¡µ) úƘ¿Û

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no englishword 4612 team 4613 tear 4614 tease 4615 technical 4616 telegraph 4617 telephone 4618 telescope 4619 television (n) 4620 tell 4621 tempest 4622 temple 4623 tempt 4624 tenant

meaningintel (n) group of persons working together £Ãφ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) make or break into pieces ú»Ï¡µÀ˜ tear (n) ¶þ½ä˜» £Ì˜¿Û (vt) harass ¹¸Ï¬¹Ïú¶¿ (adj) relating to a craft or art ³·ÏÈœº¶¡µ§¶¥Êõþ¶ technoilogy (n)³·ÏÈœº¶ ©º†¶ê (n) a mechanism to send messages to a distance œ¶Ïœº©·§¶à ¡µ†¶âœº telegram (n) œ¶Ïœº©·§¶à (n) the system by which people can talk to each other staying at a distance †¶Á§¶©·›» (n) the instrument used to see the distant objects (clearly) †¶Á§¶†¶§¶îþº †¶Á§¶†¶§ºîþº (vt) narrate, say ©º©¶§ºÏú¶¿ (n) storm œ¶¿±·þ¶¿ (n) the structure where the public gather to worship God <¶¿™º (vt) incitye to do wrong ¡Çë§È¡¹Ïú¶¿ Temptation (nO) '¶§¶ï› (n)one who pays rent for the use of land etc., ö¨¿†·§¶¿

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no englishword 4625 tend 4626 tender 4627 tennis (n) 4628 tense (n) 4629 tension 4630 tent 4631 tenure 4632 term 4633 terminate 4634 terminus 4635 terrace 4636 territory 4637 rist

meaningintel (vi) incline, ©¶Ï <¶¿, …<¶¿ tendency (n) inclination leaning, „†È⪶ꥶõ¿, …¡µÀ (adj) soft, young ¥¶õƶ¿©Êþ¶, ¨Èœ¶ ‰þ¶ (vt) give ‚ú¶¿Ö ˜Æþ½ä¬ø '˜ ºë¦¶õ ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ ·¨¥¶õ¿ (n) strain £»<¶¿©¶À (n) a hut made of wooden poles and canvas cloth <¶¿™·§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) period or condition on which the land is given to the tenant, ö¨¿Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the duration<¶™¶¿©¶À (vt) bring to an end, remove from office ¥¶õ¿<ºÏú¶¿. '¡¹©È¦¶õ¿, ¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿<·œ½¬¹©È¦¶õ¿ (n) the last stage of a bus or train route, ú»©¶§¶ (adj) of the earth ¤÷<Í®»¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) extent of land in a country etc., ¤¶Á¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (n) ¤¾œºþº ¬µÃ«¹ÛÏú» ¡µë¤¶¿œ¶í¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¨ÌÏ <¶†½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿˜¶¿ ¡µëœºäÏú¶¿ ¬µÏqµõ©ºŸÍ빸

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no englishword 4638 tertiary 4639 test 4640 testament 4641 testify 4642 testimony 4643 tetanus 4644 tetra 4645 text 4646 textile 4647 thank 4648 that (adj) 4649 thatch (n) 4650 theatre 4651 theft 4652 their (adj)

meaningintel (adj) third ¥¶õÁ™¶©¶ (n) examination, ¡µ§½¯¶ (n) a will a part in the Bible ¥¶õ§¶›ª·¬µþ¶¥¶õ¿, £Êþº¨¿ <¶ëÏŸ¶¥¶õ¿¨Î Š¶ £¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) declare, give witness ³·¯¶ê¥ºõú¶¿Ö (n) proof ³·¯¶ê¥¶õ¿ (n)Ÿ¶þº§·íœ¶¥¶õ¿ (pref) four (n) text-book ±·ž¦¶õ¡µÀ¬µà¶¥¶õ¿, ¥¶õÁ¨ <¶ëÏŸ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) woven, ¥¶õ<¶Ó¥¶õ¿¨È¶ ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿œÍ þȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶ texture (n)þÈœ¶ (vt)¶¿ëœ¶ü䜶¨¿ œÆ¨¿¡µÀ˜ Õ†º; ' §Æ¨¿ì, <¶™ºÝ (n)a large building used for drams and cinemas etc.¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ª·¨ (n) robbery †ËÏ <¶œ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ ©·§º¦Æõ¿¶Ñ

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no englishword 4653 theism 4654 theme 4655 then (adv) 4656 theorem (n) 4657 there (adv) 4658 thermal 4659 thermometer 4660 thesis 4661 thick 4662 thief 4663 thigh (n) 4664 thin 4665 thing 4666 think 4667 thirst (n)

meaningintel (n) belief in the xistence of God '¬¹à¶©·†¶¥¶õ¿ (n) subject of discussion etc.¥¶õ¿¶ê©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ Õ¡µÀ噶¿ ¬¹†·âÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ նљ¶ (adj) pertaining to heat „«µß¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) instrument which measures the degree of heat „«µß¥¶õ¸þºþº (n) research work þº§¶Á¡µ› (adj) dense, †¶®¶¬¹§º‰þ¶, ¥¶õφ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) one who steals, †ËÏ <¶ theft (n)†ËÏ <¶ œ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ œË™¶ (adj) not very thick¡µ¨¿ú¶þº †¶®¶¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶ (n) object ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À (vt&i) ponder, consider '¨Îú»Ïú¶¿, œ¶¨ú¶¿ †·µ¸¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 4668 thorn (n) 4669 thorough 4670 though 4671 thousand 4672 thread (n) 4673 threat 4674 threshold 4675 thrice 4676 thrift 4677 thrill 4678 thrive 4679 throat (n) 4680 throne 4681 through

meaningintel ¥¶õ¿¨¿ì (adj) complete ¡µÂ§ºà<· throughly (adv)¡µ§º¡µÂ§¶ß¥¶õ¿<· (conj) although ‰þ¶¡µå˜»½ (n&a) ten times hundred ©È¦õ †·§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) declare intention to attack £Æ†º§ºÏ¡µÀ threaten (vt) £Æ†º§ºÏú¶¿ (n) entrance ¥¶õ¿¶†·í§¶¥¶õ¿ (adv) three times ¥¶õÁ™¶¿§Æ˜¿ì, ¥¶õÁ™¶¿ ³·§¶¿ì (n) careful in spending ±Ë†¶¿¡µÀ thrifty (adj) ¥ºõœ¶¥¶õ¿<· ¶§¶¿ÖúȬřº (n) excitement ¡µÀ¨ºÏœ¶ (vi) grow rich ©¶Ã†ºâúÆφ¶¿ ¥Æõ™¶ (n) the seat of a king in his court ¬¹Ï µ¸¬µþ¶¥¶õ¿ (vi&t) go in crowds fill with people <¶¿Ï¡µÀ¨¿ <¶¿Ï¡µÀ ¨¿<· ©¶ú¶¿Ö; üþ¶¿¨œÍ þºÏ™º±Í©¶À

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no englishword 4682 through 4683 through out 4684 throw 4685 thrust 4686 thumb (n) 4687 thunder(n) 4688 thus (adv) 4689 ticket (n) 4690 tickle 4691 tide 4692 tidy 4693 tie 4694 tiger (n) 4695 tile 4696 till

meaningintel 9adv&prep) <¶¿Ï™·, †·í§· (adv) all over ÕÏœ¶˜ (vt) send with the hand ©º¬µ§¶¿ (vt) push with force œÍ¦õ þ輄 ¡Å˜¿à £Ìë˜þ¶ ©È먿 „§¶¿¥¶õ¿ ƒ©ºŸ¶¥¶õ¿<· ú¾˜¾ (vt) touch gently <º¨<ºÏœ¶¡Å˜¿Û (n) wave Õ¨ (adj) clean and neat ª¶¿¤¶ë¥Êõþ¶ (vt) fasten ¶˜¿Û˜, ¥¶õ¿™º¡Å˜¿Û˜ ¡µÀ¨» (n) a flat or curved piece of backed clay ¡Å϶¿ (prep) Õ¡µå˜» ©¶§¶¶Á till (vt) ±Ë¨¥¶õ¿†¶¿þ¶¿äœ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword 4697 tilt 4698 timber 4699 time 4700 timid 4701 tin (n) 4702 tint (n) 4703 tiny 4704 tip 4705 tiptop 4706 tire, tyre 4707 tire, tyre 4708 tire 4709 tissue (n)

meaningintel (vt&i) bend or lean to a side ©¶Ïú¶¿ ©¶Ï <¶¿ (n) wood ¶¨¡µ (n) period ·¨¥¶õ¿ (adj) not brave ¡¹œºº‰þ¶ timidity (n)¡¹§ººœ¶þ¶¥¶õ¿ œ¶<¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (¨Îµ¸¥¶õ¿ §¶Ï <¶¿ (adj) very small ú»þ¶ä (n) end point Ëþ¶ (adj) very good, higher in range ¥Èõ¨Êþ¶, „þ¶äœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) a tough rubber in range ¥Èõ¨Êþ¶ „þ¶äœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) a tough rubber covering for the wheel, ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿ ú¶¿˜ÁÛ ©È¦¶õ£™ºþ¶ §¶£ç§¶¿ ¶¥½õé (vi) exhaust Õ¨¬¹±Í©¶À tired (adj) wearied ™¶¬¹ð±Í¦õþ¶ tire some (adj) tedious ¶«µÛœ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ Õ¨»ì¶ ¶›ü·¨¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 4710 to(prep) ©¶§¶¶¿, ˧¶¶¿ 4711 toad (n) small from ¶¡µå¡¹¨ì 4712 toast (n) dried flat piece of bread ·¨»Öþ¶ §Ë˜ÆÛ ¥¶õ¿¶Ñ toast (vt) make dry on a pan ·¨¿Ö˜ 4713 tobacco (n) a plant whose leaves are used to make cigarettes, ±Ë<·¶¿ 4714 to-day (n) this day ƒ§Íü¿ 4715 toddy (n) a sap drawn from the fruits of palm etc., ¶¨¿ì 4716 toe (n) ·¨» ©È먿 4717 together (adv) ¶¨¬¹ 4718 toil (vi) work hard ¶«¹ÛÏú» ¡µþºúȦ¶õ¿ 4719 toilet (n) a small room to urinate or defecate ¥¶õÁœ¶ë ©º¬µ§¶Øþ¶ ª·¨ 4720 token (n) a chit or coin given as a mark ú¾˜¾, £»®¶ò 4721 tolerate (vt) bear, suffer calnly ¤¶§ºÏú¶¿, ¬µ¹¸Ïú¶¿ tolerable (adj) bearable ¬µ¥¶õ霺Ïú¶ †¶<ºþ¶ toleration (n)‹§¶¿å 4722 tomb (n) the place where a dead body was burried, <ͧ½

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no englishword 4723 tomorrow 4724 tone 4725 tongue (n) 4726 tonic 4727 to-night 4728 tonsil 4729 too 4730 tool 4731 tooth (n) 4732 top 4733 topic 4734 topmost 4735 topple

meaningintel (n) the day next to to-day §È¡µÀ (n) the character of sound þ·†¶¥¶õ¿ þ·¨¿¶ (n) a medicinal liquid to increase the strength of the body '§Í<¶ê ©¶§¶âþº †·ë©¶›¥¶õ¿ (n) this night ƒ§·œºë <ËÏœ¶¿¨Î <¶©¶†¶£»®¶ò (adj) also, more than enough ¶Á™·,ú·¨¸ ‡¶¿Ñ©¶ (n) implement ¡µþº¥¶õ¿˜¿Û þ͘»¨Îþº ¡µþ¶¿ä (n) the highest point of place ªº¶§¶¥¶õ¿, £ÌÏ <¶§¶¥¶õ¿ top (adj) highest …þ¶œ¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) subject of discussion ©º«µ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (adj) highest Õœ¶êä䜶¥Êõþ¶ (vi&t) fall along; upset ©·¨»¡µ™º±Í©¶À, œº§¶<¶©È¦¶õ¿

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no englishword 4736 torch 4737 torrent 4738 tortoise 4739 torture

meaningintel (n) a light carried witha wooden stick, a battery light ·<¶™·¨Ê˜¿ (n) a fast running stream ©·<¶¿ (n) turtle œ·£È¨¿ (n) great pain to the body or mind ¹¸Ï¬µ torture (vt) cause to great pain £¸ŸºÏú¶¿, ¹¸Ï¬¹Ïú¶¿ 4740 toss (vt) push up into the air ‡<¶¿§¶©È¦¶õ¿ 4741 total (adj) complete, ¡µÂ§ºà<· total (n) sum ¥Æõ¿œ¶à¥¶õ¿ 4742 touch (vt) plce the hand etc. on something œ·¶¿ touch (n) ¬µå§¶î 4743 tough (adj) difficult to break difficult <¶˜»Û<·þ¶¿þ¶ä, ¶«µÛœ¶§¶¥Êõþ¶ 4744 tour (n) round about journey ¦¶õ¸œ¶ëúȦ¶õ¿ 4745 tournament (n) competitions ±Í˜¾¨¿ 4746 towards (prep_ ©Ê¡µÀ 4747 tower (n) a tall structure ªº¶§¶¥¶õ¿, £¿§¶¿ü¿ 4748 town (n) ¡µ˜Û›¥¶õ¿ 4749 toy (n) doll etc., ¡¹¨ì¨ '˜©¶¬µ¿à©¶À

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no englishword meaningintel 4750 trace (n) mark left out <¶¿§¶¿à trace (vt) follow the track; copy <¶¿§¶¿àþ¶¿ Õþ¶¿¬µ§ºÏú¶¿±Í©¶À, ¥¶õ¿†¶ë©È¦¶õ¿ 4751 track (n) the way œÍ멶 4752 trade (n) business ©·ê±·§¶¥¶õ¿ trader (n) merchant ©·ê±·§¶¬µ¿à™¶¿ 4753 tradition (n) custom 'ú·§¶¥¶õ¿ 4754 traffic (n) the persons or vehicles going or coming along a road §·¶±Í¶¨¿ 4755 tragedy (n) †¶¿·Ïœ¶¥¶õ<¶¿ þ·˜¶¥¶õ¿ ¥Æõ¿. tragic (adj) sorrowful †¶¿¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ ¶¨»<ºÏúÆ™º 4756 train (n) carriage connected ina line £Ï™¶ì©¶§¶¿¬µ train (vt) give training þȧ¶¿å training (n) ªº¯¶› 4757 trai (n) special feature found in a mans behaviour ¡µëœÈ궨¯¶›¥¶õ¿ 4758 traitor (n) anti-national element†Èª¶†Í빸, ©ºª·í¬µqµõ¸œ¶¶¿™¶¿ 4759 tramp (vi) wander œº§º<¶¿ 4760 transact (vt) varry on conduct þº§¶íµ¸› úȦ¶õ¿ transaction (n) management of affaris ©¶ê©¶µ¸¸§¶¥¶õ¿¨¿¨þ¶¿ ú¶¿ú¶¿ 4761 transcend (vt) go beyond excel †·˜» ±Í©¶À. ¥ºõÏú» ±Í©¶À

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no englishword 4762 transcription 4763 transfer 4764 transform 4765 transit 4766 translate 4767 transmit 4768 transparent 4769 transplant 4770 transport 4771 transpost 4772 trap 4773 trapezium

meaningintel (n)copying ‡œºà ©·ë¦¶õ¿˜ (vt) send to another place, £†º¨¾úȦ¶õ¿˜ transfer (n) £Ÿº¨» (vt) change the form ¥¶õ¸§¶¿å úȦ¶õ¿ transformation (n)¥¶õ¸§¶¿å (n) passage ¥¶õ§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ (vt) change into another language œ¶§¶¿Ø¥¶õ¸úȦ¶õ¿ translation (n) œ¶§¶¿Ø¥¶õ¸ (vt) pass on, ±Íþºú¶¿Ö transmnssion (n)¡µÏ¡µÀ˜ 9adj) allowing light to pass through it; ±·§¶†¶§¶î¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt) remove and replace with another œ½¬¹©Ê©º¥¶õ§º¦Æõ¿¶˜» ¡Å˜¿Û transplantation (n) (vt) carry from one place to another œ½¬¹Æ®¶¿ò (vt) varry from one place of order ¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ œ¶¡¹åÏú¶¿ (n) snare, üÏœ¶¿©¶À¨þ¶¿ ¡µ˜¿àËþ¶¿˜¶¿ ©·™¶¿ ©¶¨ trap (vt) catch ina trap ©¶¨¡µþºä ¡µ˜¿ÛËþ¶¿ (n) a four sided figure having a pair of parallel sides ¬µ¥¶õ¨Ï£ ú¶œ¶¿§¶¿çü¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 4774 trash (n) worthless thing ¡µþºº§·þº†º 4775 travel (vi) make a journey ¡µë¦¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ travel(n) ¡µë¦¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ traveller (n) £˜³·§º 4776 traverse (vt) go cross †·˜¿ ú¶Á ±Í©¶À 4777 tray (n) a rectangular container ¡µ¨¶¨¡µ®Æò¥¶õ¿ 4778 treachery disloyalth þ¶¥¶õ鶆Í뵸¥¶õ¿ treacherous (adj) 4779 treason (n) plotting against the government §·ü†Í뵸¥¶õ¿, †Èª¶†Í뵸¥¶õ¿ 4780 treasure (n) store of wealth þºŸº, ©ºœ¶àͬµ¥¶õ¿ treasury (n) store-of government revenue £Ì¶Ñ¬µ¥¶õ¿ treasurer (n) a person icharge of funds ͪ·Ÿº·§º 4781 treat (vt) deal with cure '†¶§ºÏú¶¿, ú»ºœ¶ðúȦ¶õ¿ treaty (n) agreement Š¡µåφ¶¥¶õ¿ 4782 tree (n) úƘ¿Û 4783 tremble (vi) shake from fear ¤¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿œÍ©¶›¿¶¿ 4784 tremendous (adj) very great wonderful <Ë¡µå, Õµ¸¿çœ¶¥Êõþ¶ 4785 trench (n) a deep ditch ¶Ï†¶¶¥¶õ¿ 4786 trend (n) tendency …¡µÀ, ©·¨¿

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no englishword 4787 transpass 4788 tri 4789 trial 4790 tringle 4791 tribe 4792 tribunal (n) 4793 tributary (n) 4794 tribute 4795 trick 4796 tricycle 4797 trifle 4798 trim 4799 trinity (n)

meaningintel (vi) enter without permission or right Õœº¶ë¥¶õ› (pref)having three ¥¶õÁ™¶¿ (n) test (run), enquiry in a court (on a cse)¡µ§½¯¶, ©ºú·§¶› (n) a flat sufrace bounded by three straight lines œºë¤¶¿ü¥¶õ¿ triangular (adj) having the shape of a tringle œºë¤¶¿ü··§¶ (n) people belinging to a race ü·œº, 'Ÿº ©·¬µ¿¨¿ tribul '†º©·¬¹ ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ úÆφºþ¶ þ·ê¦¶õ ¬µ¤¶ ª·¶, „¡µþ¶†º (n) praise, contribution ±Ë<¶™¶à, ¶¡µå¥¶õ¿ (n) magic feat, <·§¶™º cunning act, ¶¡µ˜Î±·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) three-wheeled vehicle ¥¶õÁ™¶¿ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿¨ £Ï™º (n) a thing of negligible importance Õ¨å¥Êõþ¶†º (adj) neat, fair þ½˜Êþ¶, ³Ë<¶¬Éþ¶ œºë¥¶õÁ§¶¿à¨¿ (¥¶õ¿<¶¿Ó§º ü˜¿Û)

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no englishword 4800 trio 4801 trip 4802 triplet 4803 trisect 4804 triumphh 4805 trolley (n) 4806 troop 4807 trophy (n) 4808 trouble 4809 trousers (n.pl) 4810 truant (n) 4811 truck 4812 true 4813 truth (n) 4814 trumpt

meaningintel (n) a combination of three things œ¶ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) journey ¡µë¦¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ (n) set of three things œ¶ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (vt) divide into three qual parts, ¥¶õÁ™¶¿ ¬µ¥¶õ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿¨¿ úȦ¶õ¿ (n) success ©ºü¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ˜¸ë¨¾ £Ï™º (n) company or persons etc., †¶Ï™¶¿ <¶¿Ï¡µÀ <ƨ¿¡µÀþ¶¶¿ ú»µ¸ä¥¶õ¿<· ‚©¶í£™¶¿ <ºþÆä ¥Æõ¿. (n) difficulty ¶«µÛ¥¶õ¿ trouble (vt) worry ¶«µÛ¡Å˜¿Û ±Ë™¶¿<¶¿¨¸<¶Á ¡µþº †ËÏ <¶, £™ºþ¶¿Ï™º ±·§º±Í©¶À ©º†¶ê§ºâ (n) lorry ¤¸§½©·µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) real, not false, þºü¥Êõþ¶, ¬µœ¶ê¥Êõþ¶ þºü¥¶õ¿, ¬µœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ truky (adv) really ¬µœ¶ê¥Êõþ¶ (n) a long wind instrument £¸·

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no englishword 4815 trunk 4816 trust 4817 trustee 4818 truth 4819 try 4820 tub 4821 tube 4822 tuberculosis (n) 4823 tuck (vt) 4824 Tuesday (n) 4825 tug 4826 tution 4827 tumble 4828 tumor 4829 tune

meaningintel (n) main stem £Î†Æ. ¥Æõ¿Ï™Æ¥¶õ¿ (n) belief þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿ (n) custodian of property Ÿ¶§¶é¶§¶à (n) reality þºü¥¶õ¿, ¬µœ¶ê¥¶õ¿ œ¶¿ë‡ (Õ†ýØ) §½¨ý þºü¥Êõþ¶ (vi) make an effort ¡µëœ¶ä¥¶õ¿ úȦ¶õ¿ try (vt) test ¡µ§½¯ºÏú¶¿ (n) a big dish œË˜»Û (n) a long and hollow piece of rubber etc., <˘ۥ¶õ¿ ¯¶¦¶õ§Í<¶¥¶õ¿ µ¸œ¶¿àËþ¶¿ ¥¶õÏ <¶®¶ ©·§¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) pull along <¶˜»Û<· ¨¸<¶¿ (n) instruction for which some amount is paid ú¶†¶¿©¶ÀúÆ¡µÀå˜ (vi) roll down suddenly †Ë§ºì±Í©¶À tumble (n) ¡¹¨»ì ¥Æõ¿<¶Ó (n) tumour ª¶§½§¶¥¶õ¿¡Éþ¶ ¨Èú¶¿ ·¦¶õ ¨È¶ <¶™¶Ý (vt) adjust the musical instrument to get the required wave length of

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4830 tune (n) 4831 tunnel 4832 turban 4833 turbine 4834 Turk (n) 4835 turmoil 4836 turn 4837 turnip (n) 4838 turpentine (n) 4839 turtle (n) 4840 tusk (n) 4841 tussle

meaningintel sound ª¶ÃœºúȦ¶õ¿ §·<¶¥¶õ¿ (n) a passage through a hill, under ground passage ³Ë§¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿ (n) a head-dress made with a long cloth œ¶¨±·<¶ (n) a wheel fitted with flat blades which is run with water or steam to produce power §Æ¶Ñ¨¿ ¶¨»<ºþ¶ úƶ륶õ¿ ˜§½Ñ ü·œº©·™¶¿ (n) confusion ¶¨Î쨥¶õ¿ (vt&i) move round œº§¶¿<¶¿ change into ¥¶õ¸§¶¿Ö ¥¶õ¸§¶¿, turn(n) ©¶Ïœ¶¿ turning (n) ¥¶õ¨¿¡µÀ <¶¿Ï™¶ë¥¶õ¿<· „Ï™¶¿ Š¶ œÆ¨ìþº †¶¿Ï¡µ¶Á§¶ †È©¶†·§¶¿ œÊ¨¥¶õ¿ œ·£È¨¿ ˆþ¶¿<¶¿ †¶Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) fight ±Ë§·˜¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 4842 tutor 4843 twang (n) 4844 twelfth 4845 twice 4846 twig (n) 4847 twilight (n) 4848 twins (n.pl) 4849 twine 4850 twinkle (vi) 4851 type 4852 typhoid (n) 4853 typical 4854 typist 4855 tyrant 4856 tyre

meaningintel (n) an instructor ú¶†¶¿©¶ÀúÆ¡µÀåå©·™¶¿ ¨¸<º „þ¶ä œ½<¶ ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ Ÿ¶íþº (adj) ¡µþÆäÏ™¶©¶ twelve (a) ¡µþÆäÏ™¶¿ (adv) two times, §ÆÏ™¶¿ ³·§¶¿ì ¥¶õÏ™¶, ú»þ¶ä Ë¥¶õé ¥¶õ¬µ¶ ú¾¶˜» ¶©¶¨ ¡¹¨ì¨¿ (vt) twist the cords together ¡Çþ¶¿ ¥ºõ›¿¶¿ ¥ºõ›¿¶¿ ¥¶õþº ¥Æõ§¶¦¶õ¿ (n) character, class, kind œ¶§¶<¶œº, §¶¶¥¶õ¿ ˜Ê²·¦õ™ý üí§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) serving as a model ¥¶õ¸†º§º¦Êõþ¶ (n) one who writes with a typewriter ˜Ê¡µÀúȦ¶õ¿©·™¶¿ (n) cruel ruler or master ¶Á맶¿™¶<¶¿ §·ü¿ ¨È¶ ÕŸº·§º (n) the tough rubber covering fitted to a wheel ˜Ê§¶¿

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no englishword 4857 udder (n) 4858 ugly 4859 ulcer (n) 4860 ulterior 4861 ultimate 4862 ultra 4863 umbrella (n) 4864 umpire 4865 unanimous 4866 uncle (n) 4867 uncover 4868 under 4869 undergo 4870 underground 4871 underline

meaningintel üÏœ¶¿©¶À ±Ë†¶¿<¶¿ (adj) very bad looking Õφ¶©º·§¶¥Êõþ¶ §·ü¡µÀÏ™¶¿ (adj) beyond what is seen, ?¡Éº úÆ¡µå¨Èþº, ¶¡µ˜¥Êõþ¶ (adj) final œ¶¿†º, ú»©¶§º (adj) extreme, beyond Õ ¥ºõœ¶¥Êõþ¶, '©¶¨» <Ë™¶¿<¶¿ (n) a referee ¥¶õŸ¶ê©¶§ºà (adj) single minded, without a second opinion ˆ¶<½ë©¶¥¶õ¿<· £¸£¸¦õ ¨Æ¶ ¡Å†¶ œ¶Ï™ºë, ¥¶õ¸¥¶õ¦¶õê (vt) remove the cover of a packet etc., ©º¡µÀå, ¥¶õÁœ¶œ½¦¶õ¿ (prep) below ºëφ¶, ¨Î¡µÀ (vt) suffer ¤¶§ºÏú¶¿. ±Ëφ¶¿ (n) secret place §¶µ¸¬µê¡µë†Èª¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) draw a line along each word of a line ¨Êþ¶¿ ºëφ¶ <½œ¶ <½¦¶õ¿

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no englishword 4872 undermine 4873 underneath 4874 undersigned (n) 4875 understand 4876 undertake 4877 undo 4878 undo 4879 undue 4880 unearth 4881 uneven 4882 unexpected 4883 unfold 4884 unfurl 4885 uniform

meaningintel (vt) weaken, £¨¼¸þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (prep&adv) below ºëφº ºëφ¶ ¬µÏœ¶¶¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹þ¶©·™¶¿ (vt) grasp, Õ§¶â¥¶õ¿<¶ë¹¸Ïú¶¿ understanding (n) intelligence agreement œÆ¨»©º Õ©¶<·µ¸þ¶ (vt) take up £¸Ÿ¶êœ¶ œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿ undertaking (n) romise ©·<·âþ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) cancel §¶†¶¿â¡µ§¶ú¶¿ (vt) cancel §¶†¶¿âúȦ¶õ¿ (adj) unnecessary Õþ·©¶ª¶ê¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt) dig up bring to light œ¶ë©ºí œ½¦¶õ¿, ©Æ¨¿<¶¿¨Îþºº œÆú¶¿Ö 9adj) not flat or smooth unequal ¬µ¥¶õœ¶¨¥¶õ¿<· ¨Èþº, ¬µ¥¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿<· ¨Èþº (adj) sudden µ¸˜¸œ¶¿à<·, …¹¸Ïú¶þº ©ºŸ¶¥¶õ¿<· (vt) remove the cover, open œÆ§¶ú¶¿ (vt) spread, ¡µ§¶ú¶¿, œÆ§¶ú¶¿ (unfurl the flag etc) (adj) similar Šȧ½œº<· þ¶¿þ¶ä uniform (n) specific dress worn by the

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4886 unify 4887 unilateral 4888 union 4889 unique 4890 unison 4891 unit 4892 universal 4893 Universe 4894 university 4895 unless (conj) 4896 unrest 4897 until (prep) 4898 unveil

meaningintel students of a school workers of a factory etc. ¡µëœÈê¶ †¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ (vt) bring together, unite †¶<¶Ó§¶¶¿ úȧ¶¿Ö, ¶¨¡µÀ unification (n)¶¨¦õ¶ (adj) one-sided, ˆ¶¡µ¯¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) getting together, society ¶¨¦õ¶ ¬µÏqµõ¥¶õ¿ (adj) special ¡µëœÈ궥Êõþ¶ (n) agreement in sound notes, harmony ¶¨¦õ¶ (n) standard measurement, one (eg. inch, gram rupee)¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿, Š¶˜» (adj) generl ³·¥¶õ¸ þ¶ê¥Êõþ¶ (n) the world ¡µë¡µÏú¶¥¶õ¿ (n) institution for specialised branches of study and research ©ºª¶í©º†·ê¨¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ ·¶±ÍœÆ, ¨È¶±ÍœÆ (n) anxiety, agitation,¶¨œ¶ ±Í§·˜¥¶õ¿ Õ¡µå˜» ©¶§¶¶¿ (vt) remove the over of the statue etc., ¥¶õ¿¬µ¿<¶¿ œË¨<ºÏú¶¿

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no englishword 4899 up (prep&adv) 4900 uphold 4901 upkeep 4902 uplift 4903 upon (prep) 4904 upright 4905 uproar 4906 uproot 4907 upset 4908 urban 4909 urban 4910 urge 4911 urine (n)

meaningintel ¡Éþ¶ ¡Éº (vt) defend ¬µ¥¶õ§ºâÏú¶¿ (n) keeping i condition ¬µ§º<·ú¶Áú¶¿ (vt) improve the condition etc., £¸<¶¿<· ¡µ§¶ú¶¿, „†¶â§ºÏú¶¿ ¥½õ†¶ (adj) erect, straight forward þº˜¸§¶¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä, þ¶¥¶õ鶥¶õ¿<· þ¶¿þ¶ä (n) disturbance expr4ession of dissat5isfaction Õ¨ü™º ©¶êœº§È¶œ¶ (vt) root out, spoil completely ¡¼º©È¦¶õ¿, þ·ª¶þ¶¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (vt) bring forth uinexpected result …µ¸¨þ¶¿ œ¶¨ºëφ¶¿¨¿ úȦ¶õ¿ upset (n) …¹¸Ïú¶þº ¢µ¨»œ¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) pertaining to a city þ¶<¶§¶¡µÀ (adj) civilized þ·<¶§º¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt) pursuade '©¶ª¶ê¶œ¶þ¶¿ œÆ¨»¦¶õ üȦ¶õ¿ urgent (adj) requiring immediate attention ü§¶Á§¶¿, ©ÆϘþÈ <¶¥¶õþºÏ¡µ©¶¨¬¹þ¶ ¥¶õÁœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ Urinate (vi ) ¥¶õÁœ¶ë ©º¬µ§¶Øþ¶

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no englishword 4912 us (pron) 4913 usage 4914 use 4915 usual 4916 usurp 4917 utensil 4918 utilise, utilize 4919 utmost 4920 utter 4921 utter 4922 vacancy 4923 vaccinate 4924 vaccum

meaningintel ¥¶õ¥¶õ¿é, ¥¶õ¸¶¿ (n) usual practice ©·™¶¿¶ (vt) employ ©·™¶¿, „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿ use (n) „¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) common, general ³·¥¶õ¸ þ¶ê¥Êõþ¶. ¥¶õ¸¥¶õÁ¨¿ (vt) occupy using the force £¨©¶Ïœ¶¥¶õ¿<· ³·íŸ½þ¶¡µ§¶ú¶¿ Ëþ¶¿ usuroper (n) '¶ë¥¶õ› †·§¶¿™¶¿ (n) vessel ±·œ¶ë uterus (n) <¶ë§¶èͪ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt) put to use, „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºÏú¶¿, utility (n) „¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) greatest Õœ¶êŸº¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj) complete, ¡µÂ§ºà (vt) speak or say something úÆ¡µÀå, ¥¶õ¸˜¸ì™¶¿ (n) place or post yet to be filled up ·®¾ vacant (dj) empty ·®¾<·þ¶¿þ¶ä vacation ¬Å¨©¶À vacant (vt) leave empty ·®¾úȦ¶õ¿ (vt) inject vaccine, §Í<¶þº§ÍŸ¶¶ ª¶ºàþº ¶¨»<ºÏú¶¿ ¥¶õφ¶¿þ¶¿ ª¶§½§¶¥¶õ¿¨Îþºº ¡µÏ¡µÀ (n) empty space, ·®¾¡µë†Èª¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 4925 vagabond 4926 vagrant 4927 vague 4928 vain 4929 valedctory 4930 valiant 4931 valid 4932 valley 4933 valour 4934 value 4935 valve (n) 4936 vamp (n) 4937 van 4938 vanish 4939 vanity

meaningintel (n) wandererœº§¶¿<¶¿£Îœ¶¿ (n) vagabond ¡µþº±·˜¨È¶ œº§º<Æ™º ©·™¶¿ (adj) not clear Õ¬µå«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ (adj) useless, ©¶ê§¶â¥Êõþ¶ (adj) bidding farewell ©½™ÍѨ¿‚ú¶¿Ö (adj) heroic; ¡µ§·¶ë¥¶õ©¶Ïœ¶¿™Êþ¶ (adj) acceptable proper ¬µ§º¦Êõþ¶; ¦¶õ¿¶à¥Êõþ¶ (n) the low land between mountains ¨Î¦¶õ (n) courage ¡µ§·¶ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) worth, price ©º¨¿©¶ ¶§½†¶¿ valuable (adj) costly worthy ©º¨¿©Êþ¶ ¶©·˜¥¶õ¿; ŠÈ©Ê¡µÀœÆ§¶ú¶¿Ëþ¶¿ ¥¶õÁœ¶ ©Èª¶ê (n) a vehicle to transport goods etc., ¬µ§¶¿¶¿¨©·µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ (vi) disappear ¥¶õ¸¦¶õ¥¶õ<¶¿; ¶þ¶£™¶¶¿Ï™·±Í©¶À (n) imagination; unreal thought ©º†¶ê,…µ¸

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no englishword 4940 vanquish 4941 vapour 4942 variable 4943 variety 4944 various 4945 varnish (n) 4946 vary 4947 vase 4948 vast 4949 vat 4950 vault 4951 vegetable 4952 vegetarian 4953 vegetation 4954 vehicle

meaningintel (vt) win, defeat; ü¦õÏú¶¿, ‹™ºÏú¶¿ (n) gaseous form of substance '©º§º (adj) changing ú¶§¶ (n) speciality ¡µëœÈ궜¶ (adj) several Õþȶ¥Êõþ¶ ¨¶Ñ ¥Æõ¿. ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿¨ þ¶¿Ï™º œ¶¦¶õ¸§¶¿ úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶ §¶Ï <¶¿ ©¶Ï˜» ¡µ†·§¶â¥¶õ¿ (vi&i) change ¥¶õ¸§¶¿å; ¥¶õ¸§¶¿åúÆφ¶¿ (n) container ±·œ¶ë (adj) large ¡Å†¶â (n) big tub ¡Å†¶â œË˜»Û (n) cellar ±·œ¶§¶ (n) food material obtained from plants trees etc., (n) one who eats vegetable food only ª··µ¸§º (n) plants ©¶Ã¯¶ü·œº (n) carrier ©·µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 4955 vein 4956 velocity 4957 velvet (n) 4958 venerable 4959 vengence 4960 venom 4961 ventilator (n) 4962 venture 4963 venue 4964 venus (n) 4965 veranda 4966 verb (n) 4967 verbal 4968 verdict

meaningintel (n) µ¸Ã†¶¦¶õ¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ §¶¶à¥¶õ¿þ¶¿‚ œº¬¹³Ëþº±Í©¶À þ·®¶¥¶õ¿, ¬¹§¶ (n) speed; ©È<¶¥¶õ¿ £Ìú¶¿Ö©¶¨È ¥¶õƶ¿©¶À<· þ¶¿Ï™¶¿ ¡µ˜¿Û ©¶¬µà륶õ¿ 9adj) respectable <ö§¶©¶þ½¦¶õ¥Êõþ¶; veneration (n) <ö§¶©¶¥¶õ¿ (n) revenge ¡µ<¶ ¡µëœ½·§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) poison of snakes etc., ©º«µ¥¶õ¿ venomous (adj) poisonous ©º«µ¡µÂ§ºœ¶¥Êõþ¶ º˜»º (n) brave deed; venture (vt) take up a risku deed ŸÊ§¶ê¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ (n) place of a meeting ¬µ¥¶õ¸©Èª¶¬µâ¨¥¶õ¿ ª¶¿¶ë<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ (n) the front portion of a house ©¶§¶Ï™·, ¡µÏú¶ ºë¦¶õ (adj) oral ¥¶õ÷º¶¥Êõþ¶ ¥¶õ¸˜¨œÍ¶Á™ºþ¶ (n) judgement œ½§¶¿å

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no englishword 4969 verge 4970 verify 4971 vermicelli (n) 4972 vermilion (n) 4973 versatile 4974 verse 4975 version 4976 vertebrate 4977 vertex 4978 very 4979 vessel 4980 veteran 4981 veterinary

meaningintel (n) edge ÕÏú¶¿ (vt) examine the correctness ¬µ§ºú¶Á™¶¿ ¬Ç¥ºõ¦¶õ¸ ¶¿Ï¶¿¥¶õ (adj) having vast knowledge £µ¸¿ ¥¶õ¿¶ ¡µëüä<¶¨ (n)a piece of poetry ¡µ†¶êϦýõ (n) the translation of a book into a language; the style of expression Õþ¶¿©·†¶ <¶ëŸ¶¥¶õ¿ úÆ¡µÀ噶¿ ©ºŸ·þ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) the animal belonging to phylum vertebrata ©¶§ºÛ£È똸 œ¶§¶<¶œºº úÆφºþ¶ üÏœ¶¿©¶À, ƒüÏœ¶¿©¶À¨¶¿ ©ÆþÆ䥶õ¿¶ „Ï™¶¿þ¶¿ („†¶. ¥¶õþº«¹, ±·¥¶õ¿, ¥Æõ¿¬µ¨») (n) highest point, '<¶ëµ¸¥¶õ¿ vertical (adj) ¬µÁ˜»<· ¥½õ†¶þ¶¿þ¶ä (adj) to a high degree ú·¨¸ (n) container ±·œ¶ë (adj) having a lot of experience in the field Õþº¤¶©¶¥¶õ¿ <¶¨ (adj) treating the diseases of animals ¡µª¶¿©Ê†¶ê ¬µÏ£ÏŸ¶¥Êõþ¶

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no englishword 4982 veto 4983 vex 4984 via 4985 vibrate 4986 vice 4987 vicinity 4988 victim 4989 victor 4990 video 4991 view 4992 vigil 4993 virorous 4994 vile 4995 villa

meaningintel (n) refusal œº§¶³·Ñ§¶¥ºõ (vt) annoy ©º¬¹<ºÏú¶¿ (prop) through; along †·í§·, <¶¿Ï™· (vt) oscillate ¶Ï¡¹Ïú¶¿ (n) evil habit †¶¿§¶¿Ó›¥¶õ¿ (n) nearness ³·¥½õ¡µê¥¶õ¿ (n) an innocent person who suffers for others mistakes £¨»úȦ¶õ£™ºþ¶©·™¶¿ (n) winner <ƨ»ú»þ¶©·™¶¿©º†ÆŠ (n) television †¶Ãª¶êª¶ë©¶› ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n) sight; land scpe stand point ú¶Á¡µÀ; †¶Ãª¶ê¥¶õ¿; Õ¤»±·ë¦¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) watching ¥Æõ¨¶¿©¶ (adj) physically strong ª¶ºà©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj) worthless þ½ú¶¥Êõþ¶ (n) single house ¤¶©¶þ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 4996 village 4997 villain 4998 vine (n) 4999 violence 5000 violet (n) 5001 violen (n) 5002 viper (n) 5003 virgin 5004 virtue 5005 virus (n) 5006 visa 5007 visage 5008 vis-avis (adv) 5009 viscous

meaningintel (n) country <·ë¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ (n) wickedman †¶¿«µ¿Û™¶¿ †·ë¯¶œ½<¶ vinegar (n) wine made from grapes vineyard (n)†·ë¯¶œÍ˜ (n) outrage †ö§¶Ø þ¶ê¥¶õ¿ ¥¶õ¿†¶¿§¶¿ þ½¨¥¶õ¿ §¶Ï <¶¿ ¢¹™È¨¿ ¶˜ì±·¥¶õ¿ (n) unmarried woman ¶ þ¶ê (n) goodness in manner ¬µœ¶ê©¶ëœ¶¥¶õ¿ virtuous (adj) þ½œº©¶Ïœ¶¥Êõþ¶ ¬µÁ¯·éÏ <¶ü¾©¶À¨¿ (n) permission givien by a foreign coutry to enter into it ‚œ¶§¶†Èª¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ±Ëφ¶¿ Õþºüä (n) face (lit)¥¶õ¿¶¥¶õ¿ ‡†¶¿§Æ†¶¿§¶¿<· (adj) pasty or kelly like; sticky ü»<¶¿§¶¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä

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no englishword meaningintel 5010 visible (adj) that can be seen ú¶Á¡µÀþ¶¶¿ 'þ¶¿ú¶¿þ¶ä ¶þ¶£™¶¿ú¶¿þ¶ä 5011 visit (vt) go and see ©Æ®»ò ú¶Áú¶¿ visit (n)†¶§¶îþ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ ©¶ú¶¿Ö˜ 5012 visual (adj) relating to sight †¶Ã«¹ÛϺ ¬µÏ£ÏŸºÏú»þ¶ used for seeing ú¶Áú¶¿˜¶¿ì ¬µµ¸¦¶õ¡µ™¶¿ 5013 vital (adj) necessary ¥¶õ¿¶ê¥Êõþ¶; Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥Êõþ¶ 5014 vitality(n) ü¾©¶¥¶õ¿ 5015 vitamins (n.p) essential factors in the food ©º˜¥ºõþ¶¿¨¿ 5016 vitiate (vt) make impure demoralise ±·™¶¿úȦ¶õ¿, úƧ¶ú¶¿ 5017 vitrial (n) ¥Êõ¨¿ œ¶¿œ¶à¥¶õ¿ 5018 viva voce (n) ¥¶õ÷º¶ ¡µ§½¯¶ 5019 vivid (adj) clear ¬µå«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ 5020 vocal (adj) pertaining to the voice made by throat <ËÏœ¶¿œÍ úȦ¶õ¿ Ÿ¶íþº ¬µÏ£ÏŸºú»þ¶ 5021 vocation (n) profession ©¶Ãœºà 5022 vogue (n) the practice of the time ©·™¶¿¶¨Îþ¶¿þ¶ä ¡µ†¶âœº

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no englishword 5023 voice 5024 void 5025 volatile 5026 volcano (n) 5027 volume 5028 voluntary 5029 vote 5030 vow 5031 vowel (n) 5032 voyage 5033 vulture (n) 5034 wag (vt) 5035 wage

meaningintel (n) the sound made by the voice ¶Ï˜†¶íþº (adj) having no force £¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨Èþ¶˜»Û (adj) (a substance ) which evaporates rapidly ©È<¶¥¶õ¿<· '©º§º Õ¦Æõꙺ Õ<ºä¡µ§¶íœ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) capacity the space in a container qµõþ¶¡µ§º¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ (adj) free without compulsion §¶¿¬µ¿¥¶õ¿ œ½¬µ¿Í¶¿Ï™· ¬µíú¶Öφ¶¥¶õ¿<· volunteer (n) ¬µíú¶Öφ¶¬Ç©¶¶¿™¶¿ (vt) give opinion infavour of a cadidat4e in the election ‹˜¿©È¦¶õ¿ ©·™¶¿ vote (n) the foil uyssed by the individual to vote ‹˜¿ú¾˜» (n)solemn declaration ¡µëœºüäúȦ¶õ¿ Õú¶¿Ö 9Õ¯¶§¶¥¶õ¿ (n) travel by sea or air ¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë¦¶õ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ §·£Ï†¶¿ move the tail to and fro œÍ·Õ™ºÏú¶¿ (n) salary ü¾œ¶¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 5036 wagon (n) a rail carriage to transport goods ¬µ§¶¿¶¿¨ úȧ¶ ©È¦¶õ¿ £Ï™º 5037 waist (n( ¶˜» ¤¸<¶¥¶õ¿ 5038 wait (vt) keep staying for an action to happen ‡†¶¿§¶¿ú¶Áú¶¿ waiter (n) the person who brings tiffin etc. at a hotel 'üä¨þ¶¿ ±·˜»Ïú¶¿˜¶¿ ¬¹†¶â¥¶õ¿<·þ¶¿þ¶ä 5039 wake (vi&t) awake ¥Èõ¨ÌÑþº „Ï™¶¿; þº†¶ë¨È¡µÀ 5040 walk (vi) move forward with legs þ¶™¶ú¶¿ walk (n) þ¶™¶¶ 5041 wall (n) side of a room build with bricks or any other material <Í™¶ 5042 wallet (n) a bag to carry luggage or a hand bag to carry money ¬µÏú» 5043 walrus (n) ¡Å†¶â¬µ¥¶õ¿†¶ë¡µÀ üÏœ¶¿©¶À 5044 wander (vi) go from place to place œº§¶¿<¶¿ wonder (n) œº§¶¿<¶¿£Îœ¶¿ 5045 wane (vi) decline in brightness or strength ¯½›»Ïú¶¿ 5046 want (n) necessity, need, ͧº¶, Õ©¶¬µ§¶¥¶õ¿, want (vt) need ͧ¶¿ 5047 war (n) battle ¦¶õ¿†¶â¥¶õ¿, war (vi) makewar ¦¶õ¿†¶â¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ 5048 ward (n) special room, minor ¡µëœÈê¶<¶†º, ¬µÏ §¶¯¶›¨Î „þ¶ä ¡¹¨ì©·™¶¿ 5049 wardrobe (n) a cupbord to keep the clothes £˜Û¨ £¾§¶¿©· ˜ý

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no englishword 5050 ware 5051 warm 5052 warn 5053 warrant 5054 warrior 5055 wash 5056 wasp (n) 5057 waste 5058 watch 5059 water 5060 watt 5061 wave 5062 wax

meaningintel (n) commodities, ©¶¬µ¿à©¶À¨¿, warehouse (n) store house <º™¶ÝÏ <º (adj) hot, affectionate, úÆú¶Öþº, ¥¶õþ¶¡µÂ§¶í¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt) caution Ÿú¶Ö§ºÏú¶¿, warning (n)Ÿú¶Ö§º¶ (n) authority, proof ÕŸº·§¶¥¶õ¿, þº†¶§·îþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) soldier ¬Éþº¶¿™¶¿ (vt) clean with water etc, ¶™¶¿<¶¿ ¶Ï†º§½<¶ (adj) useless þº§¶¿¡µ¦Æõ¸<¶¥Êõþ¶ (vt&i) guard, observe, ·©¶¨»·¦¶õ¿, ¡µ§ºª½¨»ú¶¿ (n)þ½§¶¿ (n) unit of power (1 joule/sec)ª¶ºà ¦Æõ¿¶Ñ ¡µë¥¶õ¸›¥¶õ¿ (n) the to and fro or the upward and downward motion of a medium œ¶§¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿, Õ¨ý (n) the sticky substance of a honeycomb, the white substance extracted from the distillation of crude oil, wax ¥Êõþ¶¥¶õ¿, ö멶À

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no englishword meaningintel 5063 way (n) passage, road, †·§º, ¥¶õ¸§¶Ó¥¶õ¿ 5064 we (pron) ¥Èõ¥¶õ¿, ¥¶õþ¶¥¶õ¿ 5065 weak 9adj) not strong £¨¼¸þ¶¥Êõþ¶ weakness (n) want of strength þ½§¶¬µ¥¶õ¿, £¨¼¸þ¶œ¶ 5066 wealth (n) riches, sampada ©¾¨ýàê (Õ†ýØ) §ºúý Ÿ¶þ¶©¶Ïœ¶¿™Êþ¶ 5067 weapon (n) an instrument used to attacj the enemy, '¦¶õ¿Ÿ¶¥¶õ¿ 5068 wear (vt) put on (dress)†¶§ºÏú¶¿ wear (n) dress †¶¿¬µ¿à¨¿ 5069 weather (n) atmospheric condition at acertain place ina particular time ©·œ·©¶§¶›¥¶õ¿ 5070 weave (vt) make cloth out of threads þȦ¶õ¿ weaver (n) the person whose occupation is weaving ©È˜<·™¶¿ 5071 web (n) the skin between the toes (of birds etc) ·¨»©È®¶ò ¥¶õŸ¶êþ¶ <¶¨ ¡µ¨¿ú¶þº ú¶§¶é¥¶õ¿; ¬µ¨Æ<¶Á™¶¿ 5072 wed (vt) marry, ©º©·µ¸¥¶õ¿ úȬ¹ Ëþ¶¿ wedding (n) marriage ¡ÅÏ™ºì 5073 wedge (n) V shaped woodoen or metal piece ¥Æõ¿†¶¿â ¥Æõ¿. ú¾¨¿Ö˜¶¿ „¡µ¦Æõ¸<ºú¶¿ „¨»

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no englishword meaningintel 5074 wednesday (n) £¿Ÿ¶©·§¶¥¶õ¿ 5075 weed (n) a time of seven days ©·§¶¥¶õ¿ weekly (adv) once ina week ©·§¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ Š¶³·§º weekly (n) ©·§¶¡µœºë¶ 5076 weep (vi) shed tears ˆ™¶¿Ö 5077 weigh (vt) estimate the weight £§¶¿©¶À œ¶Áú¶¿ 5078 weight (n) heaviness £§¶¿©¶À 5079 welcome (vt) invite with pleasure Õµ¸íþºÏú¶¿ welcome (n) greeting ³·í<¶œ¶¥¶õ¿ 5080 weld (vt) join together by heating (etc) Õœ¶¿¶¿, Õœ¶¿¶¿¡Å˜¿Û 5081 welfare (n) safety ¬µÏ ¯È¥¶õ¥¶õ¿ 5082 well (n) deep water or oil tank £¸©º well (adv) rightly ¬µ§º<· 5083 well-known (n) popular ¡µë¬¹†¶â¥Êõþ¶ 5084 west (n) the direction opposite to the east ¡µ™¶¥¶õ§¶ 5085 western (adj) relating to the west ¡µ™¶¥¶õ˜» 5086 wet (adj) full of moisture œ¶™º<·þºþ¶ä 5087 whale (n) œº¥ºõÏ <¶¨¥¶õ¿

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no englishword 5088 what (pron) 5089 wheel 5090 when (adv) 5091 where (adv) 5092 whether 5093 which 5094 while 5095 whip (n) 5096 whisky 5097 whistle 5098 white 5099 who (pron) 5100 whole 5101 whom (adj) 5102 why (adv)

meaningintel ˆ¥ºõ, ˆ¥ºõ˜» (n) the circular frame fitted at each corner or side of a vhicle ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿ ‡¡µÀ噶¿ ‡¶Ñ™¶ (pron&conj) Õ†Í ‚†Í, ˆ¥Æõ¸ (adj&pron) ˆ†º, ˆ (conj) '¬µ¥¶õ¦¶õ¥¶õ¿¨Î ˧¶™· (n) a type of spirit ³·§·¦õ (vt) ƒ¬µ©È¦¶õ¿ whistle (n) ƒ¨ (adj) œÆ¨ìþº the colour of snow etc ‡©¶§¶¿ (adj)entire ¡µÂ§ºà‰þ¶ wholly (adv) ¡µÂ§ºà<· ‡©¶§ºþº ‡Ï†¶¿˧¶¶¿

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no englishword 5103 wick 5104 wicked 5105 wicket 5106 wide 5107 widow 5108 wife 5109 wig 5110 wild 5111 wilful, willful 5112 will 5113 win 5114 wind

meaningintel (n) flat or round cotton thread of an oil lamp †½¡µ¡µÀ©¶œºà (adj) evil †¶¿§·é§¶Ó¥Êõþ¶ †¶¿«µÛ¥Êõþ¶ (n) a small door within big one ú»þ¶äœ¶¨¡µÀ (adj) broad ©ºª·¨¥Êõþ¶ (n) woman whose husband is dead ©ºŸ¶©¶§·¨¿ widower (n) man who lost her wife ¤¸§¶êú¶þº±Í¦¶õ¿þ¶ ©·™¶¿ (n) married woman ¤¸§¶ê (n) artificial head dress œ¶¨¶¿ ¡Å˜¿ÛËþ¶¿ ü¿˜¿Û ©¶Ï˜» ¶Ãœºë¥¶õ ըϷ§¶¥¶õ¿ (adj) of the forest or desert, uncivilised '˜©º¶¥Êõþ¶, Õþ·<¶§º¶¥Êõþ¶ (adj) intentional ‚«µÛ¡µÂ§¶í¶¥¶õ¿<·, ¥Æõ¿Ï™º<· (n) wish, the document written by a person stating his desire ͧº¶; ¥¶õ§¶› ª·¬µþ¶¥¶õ¿ (vt&i) gain, become vivctorious. ±Ëφ¶¿, <ƨ¿ú¶¿ winner (n) one who wins ü¦õÏú»þ¶©·™¶¿ (n) moving air, ©½ú¶¿ú¶¿þ¶ä <·¨»

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no englishword meaningintel 5115 window (n) a wooden or metal frame fixed in the wall for the passage of wind and light ¶¿˜»½ 5116 wine (n) alcohol made from grape-juice †·ë¯¶ ³·§·¦õ 5117 wing (n) that part of the bird or insect by which it flies, §Æ¶Ñ 5118 wink (vi) close and open the eyes quickly ¶þ¶¿§Æ¡µå¨¿ ©È<¶¥¶õ¿<· ¥¶õÁ¬¹ œÆ§¶ú¶¿ wink (n)§Æ¡µå±·˜¿ 5119 winter (n) cold season of the year ª½œ··¨¥¶õ¿ 5120 wipe (vt) clean the surface with a cloth etc. œ¶¿™¶¿ú¶¿ widper (n) ¥Æõ¸˜¸§¶¿ ©·µ¸þ¶¥¶õ¿ ¦Æõ¸¶Ñ Õ†¶â¥¶õ¿þ¶¿ œ¶¿™¶¿ú¶¿ ¡µ§º¶§¶¥¶õ¿ 5121 wire (n) a long piece of metal œ½<¶ wire (vt) tie with a wire œ½<¶œÍ ¶˜¿Û˜¸ 5122 wise (adj) intelligent œÆ¨»©º<¶¨ wisdom (n) knowledge ü·äþ¶¥¶õ¿ 5123 wish (n) desire, ͧº¶ wish (vt) want, ask for 5124 wit (n) understnding, humour £¿†ºâ¶¿ª¶¨œ¶, ú¶¥¶õœ·Ñ§¶¥Êõþ¶ 5125 witch (n) a woman who had magical powers ¥¶õÏœ¶ë<¶œÆà witchcraft (n) practice of magic powers ¥¶õÏœ¶ë©º†¶ê

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no englishword meaningintel 5126 with (prep) œÍ, úÈœ¶ 5127 withdraw (vt) take back, go back ©Æþ¶¶¶¿ œ½¬µ¿Ëþ¶¿, ©Æþ¶¶¶¿ ±Í©¶À withdrzwal (n) ¥¶õ§¶¨»±Í©¶À˜ 5128 wither (vi) fade ©·™º±Í©¶À 5129 withhold (vt) keep back stop ‚ú¶¿Ö˜¶¿ œº§¶¬µÑ§ºÏú¶¿, '¡µÀ 5130 within (prep) ¨Î,¨Î¡µ¨ within (adv) ¨Î¡µÀ<· 5131 without (adv) £¦¶õ˜ without (prep) ¨È¶¿Ï™· 5132 withstand (vt) oppose, ‡†º§ºÏú¶¿ 5133 witness (n) one who is present at the occasion ³·¯º evidence ³·¯¶ê¥¶õ¿ witness (vt&i) give evidence see, ³·¯¶ê¥ºõú¶¿Ö, ú¶Áú¶¿ 5134 wizard (n) sorcerer ¥¶õ¸Ïœºë¶¿™¶¿ 5135 woe (n) great sorrow ©¶êŸ¶ 5136 wolf(n) œÍ™È¨¿ 5137 woman (n) grown up human female ¬¼àë 5138 womb (n) the organ in the female where the child is conceived and

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5139 wonder 5140 woo 5141 wood 5142 wool 5143 word 5144 work 5145 world 5146 worm 5147 worry 5148 worship

meaningintel nourished <¶§¶èͪ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) surprise 'ª¶Ö§¶ê¥¶õ¿ (vt) pursue, ©È™¶¿Ëþ¶¿ (n) the hard trunk of tree, timber, forest, úÆ¶Ñ Õ™¶©º wooden (adj) ˦¶õêœÍ úȬ¹þ¶ (n) soft hair of animals like sheep „þºä woolllen (adj) made of wool „þºäœÍ úȬ¹þ¶ (n) a term promnise ¥¶õ¸˜¸©·<·âþ¶¥¶õ¿ (n) something doen, ¡µ þº works (n.pl) worskshop; work (vi) do some work ¡µþºúȦ¶õ¿˜ (n) universe, ¡µë¡µÏú¶¥¶õ¿ (n) a small creeping being ºë¥ºõ ¡µÀ§¶¿<¶¿ (vt&i) trouble, become anxious £¸Ÿ¶¡Å˜¿Û, ©·ê¶¿¨¡µ™¶¿ (vt&i) revere, perform rituals, '§·ŸºÏú¶¿, ¡µÂü úȦ¶õ¿ worship (n) religious cereony ¡µÂü

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no englishword 5149 worth 5150 wound 5151 wrap 5152 wrapper 5153 wreck 5154 wrestle 5155 wriggle 5156 wrist (n) 5157 write 5158 write 5159 wrong 5160 xerox 5161 zmas 5162 x-ray (n) 5163 xylophone

meaningintel (n) value ©º¨¿©¶ (n) injury <·¦¶õ¥¶õ¿, ¡µÀÏ™¶¿ (vt) cover with something ú¶¿˜¿Û (n) cover ¡É<¶¿™·Ý ¥Æõ¿. (n) ¡µë¥¶õ¸†¶¥¶õ¿ ©¶¨þ¶ ‹™¶ ¡µ<º¨»±Í©¶À˜ (vi) ¥¶õ¨ì¦¶õ¿†¶â¥¶õ¿úȦ¶õ¿ wrestler (n)¶¿¬¼à ±Í˜¾¨Î ±·¨ÌÓþ¶¿ ¦Æõ¸Ÿ¶¿™¶¿ (vi) twist the boady like a long worm <º¨<º¨ ˘¿ÛËþ¶¿ ¥¶õ›»¶˜¿Û (n) a written order 'ü·ä¡µœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (vi)©·ë¦¶õ¿ writer (n) one who writes documents etc. ¨È¶¶¿™¶¿ <¶¿Ï³·à (n) opp. right not correct œ¶¡µÀå, ±Ë§¶±·˜¿ (n) a type of copying machine þ¶¶®¶òþ¶¿ œ½¦¶õ¿ ¦¶õÏœ¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n) christman ºë¬ø ¥¶õ¬¹ ¡µÏ™¶¿<¶ ‡ýð §È œ¶§¶Ï <¶¥¶õ¿ £¨ì¡µ§¶¿¡µÀ<· þ¶¿Ï™º œ½<¶¨¿ <¶¨ ©·¦õ†¶ê¥¶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 5164 yacht (n) small racing boat, þ·©¶ 5165 yak(n) ü™¶¨£§Èë 5166 yard (n) a length of three feet open place in fronmt of a burilding ‚Ϙ»¥¶õ¿Ï†¶¿ £¸<¶¥¶õ¿ 5167 yarn (n) thread †·§¶¥¶õ¿ 5168 yawn (vi) '©¶¨»Ïú¶¿ 5169 year (n) a period of twelve months ¬µÏ©¶œ¶ð§¶¥¶õ¿ yearly (adj) once a year ©·§ºï¶ 5170 yeast (n) the foam on fermenting liquids þ¶¿§¶¿<¶, '¬øÛ ¬µÁ¯·éÏ <¶ ü¾©º 5171 yell (n) loud cry, ȶ 5172 yellow (adj) ¡µ¬µ¿¡µÀ¡µú¶Öþº 5173 yester (prep) belonging to the previous day, year etc. ºëφ¶˜» ü§º<º±Í¦õþ¶ 5174 yet (conj) ‰þ¶¡µå˜¿¶¿, yet(adv) ‚϶þ¶Á 5175 yield (vt) produce, surrender „œ¶à场àúȦ¶õ¿, ¨ÌÏ <º±Í©¶À 5176 yoke (n) a wood post fixed on the necks of two oxen ·™º 5177 you (pron) þ½©¶À

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no englishword 5178 young 5179 your (pron) 5180 yours (pron) 5181 yourself (pron) 5182 zeal 5183 zebra 5184 zenith 5185 zero 5186 zig zag 5187 zinc (n) 5188 zodiac (n) 5189 zone 5190 zoo 5191 zoologist (n) 5192 zoology

meaningintel (adj) not old, ©¶¦¶õ¬µ¿¨Î ú»þ¶ä þ½¦Æõ¿¶Ñ ¥½õ†º þ½©Æ (n) great interest „œ·ðµ¸¥¶õ¿ (n) white striped horse like animal ú·§¶¨ <¶¿§¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n) highest or top point „þ¶äœ¶¬¹âœº, „þ¶äœ¶³·â¦õ (n) the mid point on the number line ¬µÏ·ê§È¶¡É ¥¶õŸ¶ê £»Ï†¶¿©¶À, ¬µ¿þ¶ä (adj) with steep turns or crooks ©¶Ï¶§¶˜»Ï¶§¶<·þ¶¿þ¶ä œ¶¿œ¶¿àþ·<¶¥¶õ¿ §·ªº ú¶¶ë¥¶õ¿ (n) the speified area ±·ëÏœ¶¥¶õ¿ ?(n) zoological partk üÏœ¶¿¡µë†¶§¶îþ¶ª·¨ üÏœ¶¿ª·¬µà륶õ¿, üÏœ¶¿ª·¬µàë©Èœ¶à (n)üÏœ¶¿ª·¬µà륶õ¿

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no englishword meaningintel 5193 zoroastrian (adj&n) ü˧·¬¹Ûë¦ýõä ¥¶õœ¶¥¶õ¿þ¶¶¿ úÆφºþ¶, ü˧·¬¹Ûë ¦¶õþý ¥¶õœ¶¬µ¿à™¶¿ 5194 zygote (n) ¡¹Ï™¶¥¶õ¿