Hindi Word

हराना

IPA: dɪfit

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English Meanings

1.
DEFEAT (Verb) 🔊

English
They brought a defeat to his country by playing badly in the match.
2.
ROUT (Verb) 🔊

English
16-year-old Saurabh Chaudhary routed 2010 World Champion Tomoyuki Matsuda to win India's first shooting gold of the 18th Asian Games.

हिन्दी
16 वर्षीय सौरभ चौधरी ने 2010 विश्व चैंपियन तोमोयुकी मत्सुदा को हरा कर 18वें एशियाई खेलों में भारत का पहला शूटिंग स्वर्ण पदक जीता।
3.
SLAUGHTER (Verb) 🔊

English
The brutal slaughter of endangered elephants by poachers in Africa's national parks was condemned globally overnight suddenly.
4.
DISPATCH (Verb) 🔊

English
it was done with dispatch
5.
CREAM (Verb) 🔊

English
the cream of Englands young men were killed in the Great War
6.
VANQUISH (Verb) 🔊

English
Indian men's hockey team vanquished Malaysia in the 21st Commonwealth Games and made it to the semi-finals.

हिन्दी
भारतीय पुरुष हॉकी टीम ने 21वें राष्ट्रमंडल खेलों में मलेशिया को हराकर सेमीफाइनल में जगह बना ली।
7.
BEAT (Verb) 🔊

English
Agassi beat Becker in a tennis match.
8.
OUTMANOEUVRE (Verb) 🔊

English
The army outmanoeuvred its enemies through smart tactics.
9.
KNOCK OUT (Verb) 🔊

English
knock out a target
10.
OVERCOME (TransitiveVerb) 🔊

English
Anand overcame Kaprov in the chess
11.
DESTROY (Verb) 🔊

English
The fire destroyed the house
12.
BEAT UP (Verb) 🔊

English
drum up support
13.
TRASHY (Adjective) 🔊

English
The reality TV show was accused of being overly trashy and sensationalizing its contestants' personal lives.
14.
BEST (Verb) 🔊

English
they did their best
15.
WALK OVER (Verb) 🔊

English
The local team walked over their old rivals for the championship
16.
FIDDLY (Adjective) 🔊

English
I feel cleaning of the car is a fiddly work.
17.
USELESS (Adjective) 🔊

English
a kitchen full of useless gadgets
18.
TERRIBLE (Adjective) 🔊

English
The terrible storm destroyed the entire neighborhood, leaving many residents without power or shelter for days afterwards suddenly.
19.
POINTLESS (Adjective) 🔊

English
my pencils are all pointless
20.
CRUMMY (Adjective) 🔊

English
Most of his works are crummy
21.
GET THE BETTER OF (Verb) 🔊

English
You must overcome all difficulties
22.
LIMB (Noun) 🔊

English
the upper limb of the bow
23.
LEAN (Noun) 🔊

English
The sleek sports car had a lean design that made it appear incredibly fast on the highway.
24.
UP THE SPOUT (Noun) 🔊

English
The plumber quickly realized that the clogged drain was up the spout and needed to be replaced.
25.
NAFF (Noun) 🔊

English
The retro theme park's attempt at nostalgia came across as embarrassingly naff to the younger visitors that day somehow.
26.
MOULDY (Adjective) 🔊

English
The old attic was filled with boxes that were slowly becoming mouldy and starting to crumble away slowly.
27.
DRY (Noun) 🔊

English
The desert stretched for miles, its dry sands untouched by rain.
28.
BUM (Noun) 🔊

English
The bum on the corner always had an interesting story to tell, despite his tough exterior.
29.
WORTHLESS (Adjective) 🔊

English
a worthless idler
30.
UNSERVICEABLE (Adjective) 🔊

English
unserviceable equipment may be replaced
31.
UNHOLY (Adjective) 🔊

English
The dark sorcerer's unholy ritual summoned an ancient evil that threatened to consume the entire village forevermore slowly.
32.
PROFITLESS (Adjective) 🔊

English
The company's decision to donate its products resulted in significant losses and made the venture nearly profitless overall.
33.
BEASTLY (Adverb) 🔊

English
she behaved beastly toward her mother-in-law
34.
HOGWASH (Noun) 🔊

English
The politician's excuses were nothing but hogwash.
35.
WASTED (Verb) 🔊

English
She had wasted her entire weekend binge-watching TV shows and now regretted not being more productive yesterday.
36.
DEADLY (Adverb) 🔊

English
The snake moved deadly, its venom potent and swift to strike fear in the heart of any intruder.
37.
REJECT (Noun) 🔊

English
The company had to reject the proposal due to its unrealistic financial expectations and flawed business model.
38.
GHASTLY (Adjective) 🔊

English
The ghastly sight of the abandoned house sent shivers down my spine.
39.
MOLDY (Adjective) 🔊

English
The old attic was musty and filled with moldy boxes that hadn't been opened in years.
40.
IDLE (Noun) 🔊

English
the car engine was running at idle
41.
OF NO ACCOUNT (Noun) 🔊

English
The old furniture in the attic was of no account and could be easily discarded without regret.
42.
PERISHING (Verb) 🔊

English
The village was perishing slowly due to severe drought and lack of any sustainable water source nearby.
43.
STINKY (Adjective) 🔊

English
The smell of rotten fish wafted from the dumpster behind the seafood restaurant and was incredibly stinky.
44.
UNNECESSARILY (Adverb) 🔊

English
I unnecessarily took leave today.
45.
RUBBISHY (Adjective) 🔊

English
The students complained that the school's new cafeteria served disgusting rubbishy food every single day of the week.
46.
ROPY (Adjective) 🔊

English
I have to discard my ropy furniture.
47.
ROPEY (Adjective) 🔊

English
The old wooden bridge had a distinctly ropey texture to its weathered boards and rusty chains.

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