1. Paramount (n.) - पैरामाउंट - प्रमुख / प्रधान / बड़ा
Steve Jobs has been a successful entrepreneur.
By the way, there are so many ministers in the central government, but the paramount is the Prime Minister.
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2. Somehow (adv.) – समहाव - किसी तरह / जैसे-तैसे
Somehow, he saved himself from drowning.
I could do it somehow.
Somehow, I managed to call you.
3. Tie (n. & v.) – टाय - टाई/बांधना
People usually do not wear tie.
Women tie their hair back while cooking.
4. Distribute (v.) – डिस्ट्रीब्यूट - बांटना / वितरित करना
New blankets were distributed among the poor.
Englishwale.com books have been distributed free of cost in many schools.
5. Hearsay (n.) - हियर्से - चर्चा / अफवाह
These days, newspapers and television have hearsay related to actors and players.
There are lots of fake hearsay going on in social media and WhatsApp, and that’s why any news should be checked first and then shared.
6. Movement (n.) – मूवमेंट - आंदोलन / आवागमन
Pour the chocolate mixture into a heart-shaped mold.
We should mould ourselves according to the situations.
7. Pang (n.) – पैन्ग - पीड़ा, दुःख
I felt a pang of guilt. I think I did wrong to him.
Being away from parents produces a pang of loneliness.
8.Resume (v.) – रिज़्यूम - फिर से शुरु करना / संक्षिप्त विवरण
We will resume the meeting after the tea.
Don’t forget to attach your resume with the application for employment.
9.Saviour (adj.) – सेवियर - रक्षक / रक्षा करने वाला / उद्धारकर्ता
They regarded her as the saviour of their country.
My saviour is no one but God.
10 . Hindrance (n.) - हिंड्रेंस – रूकावट
If you can’t help someone, then don’t put a hindrance in their path either.
Animals sometimes stand on the rail tracks and create a hindrance to the trains.