For lack of excitement/interest:
Dull
Uninteresting
Lackluster
Lifeless
Drab
For repetitive tasks/situations:
Monotonous
Tedious
Humdrum
Mind-numbing
For everyday/ordinary things:
Mundane
Prosaic
Run-of-the-mill
English Hindi Dictionary | अंग्रेज़ी हिन्दी शब्दकोश
For lack of excitement/interest:
Dull
Uninteresting
Lackluster
Lifeless
Drab
For repetitive tasks/situations:
Monotonous
Tedious
Humdrum
Mind-numbing
For everyday/ordinary things:
Mundane
Prosaic
Run-of-the-mill
Close the fan - Turn off the fan
Close the computer - Shut down the computer
Close the phone - Lock your phone
Close the window - Shut the window
Close the heater - Turn off the heater
Close the AC - Switch off the AC
Close the alarm - Turn off the alarm
Close the music - Stop the music
Close the app - Exit the app
Close the website - leave the site
Close your bag - Zip up your bag
The roots of education can be bitter, but the result is always sweet.
शिक्षा की जड़ें कड़वी होती हैं लेकिन फल मीठा होता है।
Who - is used for person
e.g. Who is your friend?
When - is use for asking time
e.g. When does the movie start?
Where - is used to ask the place
e.g. Where do you live?
Why - is usedto ask the reason
e.g. Why were you late for the party?
Whose - is used to show possession
e.g. Whose bag is this?
Egregious (इग्रीजस) adjective
extremely bad in a way that is very noticeable (अत्यंत बुरा)
Flabbergasted (फ्लैबर्गैस्टिड) adjective
feeling shocked, usually because of something you were not expecting (भौंचक्का/ स्तंभित)
Juxtaposition (जक्स्टपज़िशन) noun
to put things that are not similar next to each other (निकटता/ साथ-साथ)
Pernicious (पर्निशस) adjective
having a very harmful effect or influence (घातक/ हानिकारक)
Quintessential (क्विन्टिसेन्शल) adjective
being the most typical example or most important part of something (सर्वोत्कृष्ट)