1. Lavish (adj.) - लैविश - विलासिता पूर्ण
Once money and fame come; after that, lavish life is inevitable.
While spending, we should always keep in mind our needs; it is not acceptable to be bankrupt by desiring to live a lavish life.
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2. Evade (vt.) - इवेड - हटाना / बच के निकल जाना / किसी तरह बचना
Pramod’s village faced floods due to heavy rain; with the help of the Army, he could evade the disaster.
When driving at a too high speed, suddenly a truck came in front of Pankaj, then he evaded it somehow and saved himself as well as his car.
3. Adhere (v.) – अडीयर - पालन करना / अनुसरण करना / चिपकना
You must adhere to company policy; otherwise, you may be fired.
This glue makes the wallpaper adhere to the wall firmly.
4. Incarnation (n.) - इंकार्नेशन – अवतार
Lord Krishna was an incarnation of Lord Vishnu who came to Earth to remove all the sins from here.
The people who help the poor are an incarnation of God to them.
5. On and on (adv. Phr.) – ऑन एंड ऑन – लगातार
He spoke about his plan on and on for complete 30 minutes, but nobody seemed much interested.
They had a talk on and on till the evening.
6. Straight (n. & adj.) – स्ट्रेट - सीधा / स्पष्ट
This road is straight for a further three kilometers.
Karan never expected a straight answer from Kangna.
7. Worth (adj.) – वर्थ - कीमत / लायक
I think this book is worth reading.
It is worth Rs. 250 for you.
8. Volunteer (n.) – वॉलन्टीयर – स्वयंसेवक
A volunteer is the one who gives his service without being paid.
Seeing the noble work of this organization, he became its volunteer for a lifetime.
9. Hover (vi.) - हवर – मंडराना
Flies hover around and over the Jalebis of the Nathu Confectioners.
People without any work generally hover/roam around and waste their time as well as the time of their family and friends.
10. Bother (v.) – बॉदर - परेशान करना / तंग करना
I don’t want to bother you at all.
The students bothered the teacher with silly questions.