Vocabs (Please Do this exercise)

[ssara]

Please translate these words and use it in your own sentence. I have seen them with my all sources but have not able to use it with my sentces. I hope you will do it in order to let me know thanks. A.Sara Abbass

Please Translate them in urdu and use them in your own sentence with at least two examples. Thanks.

1. Merely
2. Shrivelled
3. Gramscian
4. Prejudiced
5. Appropriate
6. Self-evident
7. Decade
8. Privilege

[afzaliffi]

Merely فقط۔ صرف۔ محض

[Shaw]

Originally Posted by ssara

Please translate these words and use it in your own sentence. I have seen them with my all sources but have not able to use it with my sentces. I hope you will do it in order to let me know thanks. A.Sara Abbass

Please Translate them in urdu and use them in your own sentence with at least two examples. Thanks.

1. Merely
2. Shrivelled
3. Gramscian
4. Prejudiced
5. Appropriate
6. Self-evident
7. Decade
8. Privilege

Merely: Only: Seraf
He is merely a frugal academic.

Shrivel: to become dry or smaller: Murja jana ya sukarlna
The oranges were looking a bit old and shrivelled, so I threw them out.
Profits are shrivelling as the recession gets worse.

Gramscian: Pertaining to the Italian political leader and theorist, Antonio Gramsci
There has been a gramscian movement for the maintenance of capitalism for some hundred years.

Prejudiced: Budzun ya muta'asib
The campaign is designed to make people less prejudiced about AIDS.
Some companies are prejudiced against taking on employees who are over the age of forty.

Appropriate: munasib, mauzoun, ke mutabiq
Is this film appropriate for children?
Is this an appropriate occasion to discuss politics?
Appropriate footwear for the country.

Self-evident: saaf zaher(clear)
Solutions which seem self-evident to humans are often beyond the grasp of computers.

Decade: dahayi (a period of ten years)
Every decade is a defence of the one next behind it.

Previlige: imtiazi haq ya faida
Senior management enjoy certain privileges,such as company cars and private healthcare.
Healthcare should be a right, not a privilege.