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A word, what it means in plain English, and the same word in Hindi and Marathi. 1,132 words, all of them on this device โ€” it works with no connection at all.

it

pronoun

Stands for a thing already mentioned.

เคนเคฟเคจเฅเคฆเฅ€ ยท Hindiเคฏเคน
เคฎเคฐเคพเค เฅ€ ยท Marathiเคคเฅ‡

Related words

itemOne thing in a list or collection.itselfRefers back to the thing mentioned.abilityBeing able to do something.activitySomething that is being done.admitAgree that something is true, usually reluctantly.algorithmA set of steps followed in order to solve a problem.alliterationThe same sound starting several words close together, as in wild and windyโ€ฆamplitudeThe greatest distance a wave moves from its rest position.attitudeThe way you think and feel about something.benefitA good thing that comes from something.biodiversityThe variety of living things in a place.circuitA complete path that an electric current can flow around.citizenA member of a country, with its rights and duties.cityA large town.conditionThe state something is in โ€” or something that must be so.constitutionThe set of rules by which a country is governed.criticisePoint out both the strengths and the weaknesses, with reasons.densityHow much mass is packed into a given volume.digitalStored or sent as numbers, rather than as a continuous signal.excitedFeeling eager and lively about something.gravityThe force of attraction between any two masses.habitSomething you do often, almost without thinking.habitatThe place where a particular living thing normally lives.hesitatePause before doing something because you are unsure.immunityThe body's ability to resist a disease.inevitableCertain to happen, and impossible to avoid.initiativeDoing something without being told to.latitudeHow far north or south of the equator a place is.limitThe point beyond which something may not go.

What is in here

The vocabulary a student actually meets: subject terms from Science, Maths and Social Science, the command words that exam questions are built from โ€” explain, justify, derive โ€” and the everyday words that carry marks in a written answer.

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