1. Actually (adv.) – ऐक्चुली - वास्तव में / दरअसल
Actually, I don’t want to call her.
What did he actually do?
Vocabulary Exercise – 23
2. Dais (n.) - डायस – मंच
When Shubh was awarded the first prize, then he went on to the dais and received the award from his teacher.
When Rishi went on to the dais for the first time, he got nervous and then returned sadly.
3. Ideology (n.) – आइडिऑलजी – विचारधारा
Every political party works on its ideology.
One can change the clothes, but not ideology.
4. Laud (adj.) - लॉड – प्रशंसा
For the brilliant performance that Shyam did, he deserves all the lauding.
Ambuj made an app with a new idea that was lauded by the public, and he also got a huge appreciation for it.
5. Pamper (vt.) - पैंपर - लाड़ - प्यार करना
Small children of the house get lots of pampering from all the members.
Children get spoilt when excessively pampered, and that’s why they should also be scolded a bit when they do something wrong.
6. Temporary (adj.) – टैम्पररी - अस्थायी / थोड़े समय के लिए
Rahul’s job is presently temporary.
The medicine will give you only temporary relief.
7. Hale-(n.) - हेल – स्वस्थ
A healthy mind works in a hale and hearty body, therefore fresh fruits and vegetables should be eaten.
However busy one might be, some part of the day should be taken out for exercise as nothing is above health.
8. Balance (n.) – बैलैन्स - संतुलन / तराजू
The cyclist lost his balance and fell off his bicycle.
We should always buy ISI marked balance only.
9. Necessity (n.) - नेसेसिटी - आवश्यकता / ज़रुरत
The time of CoronaVirus is giving us a lesson about what are the necessities in our life and who and what all matter in our lives.
Getting panic is not the solution to tackling any situation; the necessity is to be calm and not give up.
10. Weird (adj.) – वियर्ड - अजीब / विचित्र
This computer is really making some weird sound.
He sometimes talks very weird.