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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.

king

noun

A man who rules a country by birth.

เคนเคฟเคจเฅเคฆเฅ€ ยท Hindiเคฐเคพเคœเคพ
เคฎเคฐเคพเค เฅ€ ยท Marathiเคฐเคพเคœเคพ

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artMaking things of beauty or meaning, such as painting.boneOne of the hard parts making up a skeleton.brainThe organ inside the head that controls the body and thinking.breakSeparate into pieces, or stop working.carefulTaking trouble to avoid mistakes or harm.demonstrateShow clearly that something is true, by working or by example.digestionBreaking food into pieces small enough for the body to absorb.diligentWorking carefully and steadily.estimateGive a sensible approximate answer without exact working.fibreThe part of plant food the body cannot digest, which keeps the gut workingโ€ฆfindDiscover something, by looking or by chance.functionThe job something does โ€” or, in maths, a rule linking inputs to outputs.habitSomething you do often, almost without thinking.industryMaking goods, usually in factories and on a large scale.memoryWhere a computer holds what it is working on โ€” or the ability to remember.phraseA small group of words working together without a verb.questionA sentence asking for an answer.quickFast, taking little time.quietMaking little or no noise.republicA country whose head of state is elected, not a king or queen.restA period of not working โ€” or what is left.seriousImportant and needing thought, or not joking.soliloquyA speech a character makes alone, thinking aloud.surveyAsking many people the same questions to find out what they think.systemA set of parts working together.tasteWhat the tongue senses โ€” or a liking.vitaminA substance needed in small amounts to keep the body working.voiceThe sound a person makes when speaking or singing.

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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