1. Eradicate (v.) – इरैडिकेट - जड़ से उखाड़ना
His ambition is to eradicate poverty.
It can’t be eradicated easily.
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2. Jerk -(n.) - जर्क – झटका
When a large stone came under the tire on the road, then the people sitting inside the car got a jerk.
When the train stopped suddenly, then Shivi experienced a jerk.
3. Trickle (v.) – ट्रिकल - बूँद बूँद करके टपकना
The tears were trickling from his eyes.
I heard the trickle of water from the tap.
4. Stranger (n.) – स्ट्रेन्जर - अजनबी / अपरिचित
We should not trust strangers.
Ramesh is not stranger to our family.
5. Deprive (vt.) - डिप्राइव - वंचित करना / छीन लेना
Poverty is such a curse that deprives innocent kids of their childhood, and they are forced to work at such an early age
Often, the women remain deprive of higher education in the village.
Child labor deprives millions of children of their education.
6. Come to know (phr.) – कम टु नो - पता चलना
I came to know about her yesterday itself.
I got to know about her yesterday itself.
When you go out, you come to know about life.
When you go out, you get to know about life.
7. Allure (v.) – अल्यौर - लुभाना / ललचाना
He tried to allure the kids with chocolates.
I allure my sister’s 2 years daughter to come to me, but she doesn’t.
8. Elucidate-(vt.) - इल्युसिडेट - अच्छे से स्पष्ट रूप से समझाना
When the judge questioned Priyanka, she had to elucidate the entire incident.
Many times it happens that telling the things incomplete makes people misinterpret you, that’s why one should always elucidate things in a proper manner.
9. Instance (n.) - इंस्टैंस - पल / क्षण
When I was going to swim for the first time, then, for instance, I felt like I was about to drown.
At one instance, while running, Amit felt like his nerves had stretched, but there was no major accident.
10. Dull (adj.) – डल - बहुत उबाऊ / सुस्त
The book was so dull that I didn’t finish it.
The long lecture made the afternoon/ class dull.
We can talk for hours and it never gets dull.