SHURU KAR MEANING - NEAR BY WORDS
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शुरू करना = INITIATE(Verb) उदाहरण : कुल चेतना का विकास किसी व्यक्ति विशेष में आवश्यक रूप से शुरू नहीं होता है बल्कि यह तभी शुरू होता है जब कोई इसे शुरू करना चुनता है।
Usage : it is very familiar to the initiate
Usage : it is very familiar to the initiate
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शुरू करना = BEGAN(verb) उदाहरण : मलेशियाई पीएम ने कहा कि हम भारत के खिलाफ व्यापार युद्ध शुरू करने के लिए बहुत छोटे हैं।
Usage : theorists have just began to address these complex questions.
Usage : theorists have just began to address these complex questions.
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शुरू करना = WAGE(Verb) Usage : We're too small to wage trade war against India, said Malaysian PM.
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शुरू करना = SETTLE DOWN TO(Verb) Usage : After finishing their chores, they decided to settle down to watch a movie.
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शुरु करना = KICK OFF(Verb) उदाहरण : मेरे विचार से मुझे सीधे सीधे शुरु करना चहिये और थोड़ा सा बोलना चाहिए
Usage : The kick-off for the match was delayed due to inecessant rain.
Usage : The kick-off for the match was delayed due to inecessant rain.
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शुरू करना = START UP IN(Verb) Usage : If set to true, Cheese will start up in a wide mode with the image collection placed on the right - hand side. Useful with small screens.
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शुरू करना = INSTITUTE(Verb) Usage : Under take, institute, carry on and promote research in agriculture, animal husbandry etc.
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शुरू करना = START OFF(Verb) उदाहरण : आपको यकीन है कि आप अंतरफलक '% s' को शुरू करना चाहते हैं?
Usage : The horse started off at the prescribed time.
Usage : The horse started off at the prescribed time.
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शुरू करना = SPARK OFF(Verb) Usage : Even the slightest of carelessness in this regard can spark off a terrible fire.
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शुरू करना = DEVELOP(Verb) Usage : Her company developed a new kind of building material that withstands all kinds of weather
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शुरू करना = BEGINS(Noun) Usage : Evolution of total consciousness does not necessarily begin in any particular man rather it begins only if one chooses it to begin.
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शुरू करना = HANSEL(Noun, verb) Usage : “Pain is inevitable, but misery is optional. ” - Tim Hansel
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