(1) Entrance (n.) – एन्ट्रैन्स - प्रवेश द्वार/प्रवेश परीक्षा
Where is the entrance to this museum?
Hitesh is busy nowadays preparing for the entrance examination.
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(2) Mind (n.& v.) – माइन्ड - विचार/ आपत्ति होना
Neha changed her mind at the last minute.
He will not mind if I borrow his books.
(3) Protest (n.) – प्रोटैस्ट - विरोध
One should always protest against injustice.
Poor people protested against the increase in prices.
(4) Strange (adj.) – स्ट्रेन्ज - अजीब / असामान्य
All this may sound strange, but it is true.
His behavior seems strange sometimes.
(5) Sincere (adj.) – सिन्सेअर - हार्दिक / ईमानदार
Please accept my sincere greetings on the New Year.
The Mega Mart company needs a sincere worker.
(6) Juggle (vt.) - जगल - जादूगरी करना / बाज़ीगरी करना
At Nishant’s wedding, artists from the circus also came for the entertainment of kids who were juggling with the ball.
When Tanmay went to see a magic show, the magician showed him the trick of juggling seven balls with his two hands.
(7) Lucrative (adj.) - ल्यूक्रेटिव – फायदेमंद
Mohan only does this work because this job is very lucrative for his pocket
Himangi didn’t choose this company because it was getting her more money, which is lucrative for her.
(8) Opportunity (n.) – ऑपरच्यूनिटी - मौक़ा / अनुकूल समय
We must exploit every opportunity to learn new things
Ramesh practices guitar whenever he gets an opportunity.
(9) Rubbish (n.) – रबिश - बकवास/कचरा
What he is saying is all rubbish.
We should always throw the rubbish in the dustbin only.
(10) Rule (n.) - रूल - नियम / कानून
If there is no rule maintained in the nation, then it will be destroyed all over, and it would be a horrible scenario.
Although rules may seem torturous or a bit too much to some people, it ensures a fair and efficient system in place.