Modalities (noun) तौर-तरीका: A Specific mode in which something is expressed or is experienced something existsCognizant (adjective) जानकार: Having knowledge or awarenessContours (noun) रूप-रेखा: The broad outline of something, a way in something variesPredicament (noun) कठिन परिस्थिति: A difficult, unpleasing or embarrassing situationUnanimously (adverb) निर्विवादित: Without opposition / with the approval of all the people involvedSubsume (verb) शामिल करना: Include or absorb something in something elseCumbersome (adjective) भारी, कष्टकर: Heavy or large & therefore difficult to carry or use.Fraught (Adjective) व्याकुल: causing or affected by anxiety or stress, filled with something undesirable
Beat the heat - गर्मी से बचना I had an icecream to beat the heat.Sweat it out - पसीना बहाना He hit the gym and sweated it out.Summer fever - गर्मी का बुखार/ गर्मी के आने से पहले ही परेशान हो जाना I am down with summer fever. It’s so hot.Sweat like a pig - बहुत अधिक पसीना बहना I can’t stand the hot weather. As soon as I step outside, I start sweating like a pig!Dog days of summer - सबसे गर्म दिन During the dog days of summer, we stay indoors and try to keep cool.
Mumbo-jumbo: is a word that refers to gibberish or meaningless talk.Hooey: is a word often used to express disbelief or disapproval.Gobbledygook: is another word for meaningless or unintelligible. Balderdash: is a word used to describe something that is nonsense, untrue, or silly.
उमस भरा - Muggy बहुत गर्म दिन - Scorcher हल्का गर्म सुहावना - Balmy गर्म और हवा रहित - Sultry बहुत ज्यादा गर्म - Sweltering पसीना पसीना होना - Swelter उबलता हुआ - Boiling चिपचिपाहट वाली गर्मी - Sticky बहुत गर्म और सूखा - Torrid झुलसा हुआ - Parched
Trans is a Latin prefix meaning “across, through, or beyond.”transportation: act of carrying ‘across’transfer: carry ‘across’translucent: of light going ‘across’transparent: of light going fully ‘across’translate: carry one language ‘across’ to anothertransatlantic: ‘across’ the Atlantic Oceantransit: a going ‘across’transform: to go from one shape ‘across’ to another