1. Occupied (Adj.) – ऑक्यूपाइड - भरा होना / व्यस्त
Almost all the private hospitals having COVID-19 wards are completely occupied.
Megha keeps herself fully occupied with social activities.
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2. Remedy (n.) – रैमेडी - उपचार / इलाज
I will go for a home remedy instead of medicines.
There is no known remedy for this disease yet.
3. Depict (vt.) - डेपिक्ट - वर्णन करना
Premchand has depicted ordinary peoples’ lives and their problems very beautifully in his novels.
Some of the topics of science have been depicted in this book so well that even an illiterate person will gain some knowledge after reading it.
4. Arrange (v.) – अरेंज - व्यवस्थित करना / सजाना
Books are arranged in the library according to their size.
Mohan arranged some fresh fruits on a plate for the visitors.
5. Prejudice (n.) - प्रेज्युडिस – पक्षपात
For many years in the past, there have been protests, and people are raising their voices; still, the act of prejudice is prevalent in our society.
We are strictly prohibited from prejudicing against a person based on his/her colour, language, or religion by the constitution.
6. Resolve (v. & n.) – रिज़ॉल्व - संकल्प लेना / सुलझना
The employees resolved to work better in the future.
Many problems get resolved themselves.
7. Sort (n.) – सॉर्ट - छाँटना / प्रकार
He finished sorting of the papers.
What sort of work does your brother do?
8. Plead (v.) – प्लीड - विनती करना / पैरवी करना
He had a good lawyer to plead his case.
Rima pleaded with her son to come back home.
9. In broad daylight (adv. Phr.) – इन ब्रोड डेलाइट - दिन दहाड़े
They four people robbed the bank in broad daylight.
In broad daylight, a man stole his car.
10. Drowsy (adj) - ड्रॉउज़ी - नींद से भरा हुआ
Kartik was awake the entire night using his phone and then, when he came to the college in the morning, he was feeling drowsy during the class.
No matter how long kids are made to sleep, just after they play and hop around for some time, they look drowsy.