(1) Standard (n. & adj.) – स्टैन्डर्ड - मापदंड / स्तर
Meter is an internationally accepted standard for measuring length.
Convent schools are expected to have a high standards of education.
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(2) To a great extent (adv. phr.) - टु अ ग्रेट ऐक्सटैंट - काफी हद तक
Rahul has done the homework to a large extent.
I tried to make him understand to a great extent, but he is not admitting his fault.
(3) Amateur (n.) – ऐमेचर - नौसिखिया / गैर-पेशेवर
Every artist is an amateur in the beginning.
Sarla is an amateur photographer.
(4) Impartial (n.) – इम्पार्शल - निष्पक्ष
You must be impartial while making a decision.
This is not an impartial treatment. You gave him Rs. 100, and to me just Rs.10.
(5) Fulfill (vt.) - फुल्फिल - पूरा करना
Simran promised her parents to become a doctor which she fulfilled through her hard work and dedication
Bhushan’s monthly income is sufficient to fulfill his household needs.
(6) Huge (adj.) – ह्यूज - विशाल / भारी संख्या
Despite the danger, Bheem jumped into the huge ditch.
A huge number of people are dying due to coronavirus infection nowadays.
(7) Lucid (adj.) - ल्यूसिड - चमकीला / साफ़
This water is for bathing, but it is so lucid that I am getting tempted to drink it.
I don’t want to listen to anything which is nonsense, so if you’re going to say something, then please be lucid about it.
(8) Puzzle (n. & v.) – पज़ल - पहेली / उलझन में डालना
Ramesh is too clever to solve this puzzle.
The cause of the death of Sushant Singh Rajput has puzzled the CBI investigators.
(9) Thrill (v.) – थ्रिल - रोमांच / जोश खरोश / उत्साहित
The film Titanic thrilled the audience
Riding a horse is really thrilling.
The visit to the circus was a big thrill for the children.
(10) Sweat (n.) – स्वैट - पसीना / परिश्रम
All the players were drenched in sweat after an hour’s workout.
No goal can ever be achieved without a little sweat.