HinKhoj Dictionary

It's affordable.
It's inexpensive.
It's reasonable.
It's low-cost.
It's budget-friendly.
It's a bargain.
It's a steal.
It's dirt cheap.
It's cut-price.
It's economical.
I got it for a song. (a song - little money)
I got it for peanuts. (peanuts - little money)

traffic - noise
water - running
wind - rustling
clock - ticking
keyboard - typing
passing train - rumbling
refrigerator - humming
dishwasher - running
car - horns
phone - ringing
music - playing

Canon - नियम (a rule, principle, or law, especially in the Christian Church)
The canon for lawyers has clear restrictions.
Cannon - बंदूक (a powerful arm that allows someone to throw a ball very hard)
The cannon were positioned on the field of battle.

Canvass - प्रचार (to try to get political support or votes, especially by visiting all the houses in an area)
I've been out canvassing for the Party every evening this week.
Canvas - मोटा कपड़ा (strong, rough cloth used for making tents, sails, bags, strong clothes, etc.)
The artist spread vibrant colors across the canvas, bringing her vision to life.

No matter how many goals you have achieved, you must set your sights on a higher one.
आपने चाहे कितने ही लक्ष्य क्यों न पूरे कर लिए हों, अपनी निगाह अगले लक्ष्य पर टिका लें।

The phrases "talk to" and "talk with" both involve communication पर इनमें difference है।

1. "Talk to" - imply a slightly more one-sided communication. It can also carry a sense of authority, like giving instructions or advice.
Example:
I need to talk to my professor about my grades.
The manager talked to the team about the upcoming changes.

2. "Talk with" - suggests a more mutual exchange where both parties are actively participating in the conversation
Example:
I love talking with my best friend about our travel plans.
She wants to talk with her colleagues to brainstorm solutions.