Animals, Birds and Dr.Doctor Dolittle

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Animals, Birds and Dr.Doctor Dolittle

50 Difficult Words with English & Odia Meanings

⭐ Class 7 English

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ЁЯУЦ 50 Difficult Words & Meanings

No. ЁЯУЪ Difficult Word ЁЯЗмЁЯЗз Simple English Meaning ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│ Odia Meaning
1VetsAnimal doctorsрмкрм╢ୁ рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░
2ScholarA learned personрмкрмг୍рмбିрмд / рмЬ୍рмЮାрмиୀ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି
3Stomach-achePain in the stomachрмкେрмЯ рмпрми୍рмд୍рм░рмгା
4DedicationStrong devotion to one's workрмиିрм╖୍рмаା / рмПрмХାрмЧ୍рм░рмдା
5WonderfulVery good or excellentрмЪрмормд୍рмХାрм░ / рмЕрмж୍рмнୁрмд
6LanguageA way of communicatingрмнାрм╖ା
7People'sBelonging to peopleрм▓ୋрмХрмоାрмирмЩ୍рмХрм░
8CompanyBeing with someoneрм╕рмЩ୍рмЧ / рм╕ାрмеି
9MyselfMe personallyрмоୁଁ рмиିрмЬେ
10UnderstandKnow the meaningрммୁрмЭିрммା
11WonderfulVery impressiveрмЕрмж୍рмнୁрмд / рмЪрмормд୍рмХାрм░
12ThinkUse the mind to form ideasрмнାрммିрммା
13SenseGood understanding or judgementрммୁрмж୍рмзି / рммିрммେрмХ
14Give upStop doing somethingрмЫାрмб଼ିрмжେрммା
15Take care ofLook afterрмпрмд୍рми рмиେрммା
16SillyFoolishрммୋрмХା / рмоୂрм░୍рмЦ
17PlentyMore than enoughрмк୍рм░рмЪୁрм░
18Good atSkilled in somethingрмХୌрмгрм╕ି рмХାрморм░େ рмжрмХ୍рм╖
19ParrotA colourful talking birdрм╢ୁрмЖ
20ProudlyWith prideрмЧрм░୍рммрм░ рм╕рм╣ିрмд
21CrackerA thin, dry biscuitрмкрмдрм│ା рм╢ୁрмЦିрм▓ା рммିрм╕୍рмХୁрмЯ
22PorridgeFood made from grains and milk or waterрмЬାрмЙ
23Good GraciousAn expression of surpriseрм╣େ рмнрмЧрммାрми! / рмЖрм╢୍рмЪрм░୍рмп୍рнЯ!
24CrumbsSmall pieces of foodрмЦାрмж୍рнЯрм░ рмЫୋрмЯ рмЯୁрмХୁрмб଼ା
25DustingRemoving small pieces or dustрмЭାрмб଼ିрммା
26ExcitedVery happy and interestedрмЙрмд୍рм╕ାрм╣ିрмд
27DrawerA sliding box in a tableрмб୍рм░рнЯାрм░ / рмЦୋрмк
28PencilA tool used for writingрмкେрми୍рм╕ିрм▓
29InterestingSomething that attracts attentionрм░ୋрмЪрмХ / рмЖрмХрм░୍рм╖рмгୀрнЯ
30QuiteVery / completelyрммେрм╢୍ / рм╕рмо୍рмкୂрм░୍рмг୍рмг рмнାрммେ
31AfternoonTime between noon and eveningрмЕрмкрм░ାрм╣୍рми
32TeatimeTime for having teaрмЪା рмкିрмЗрммା рм╕рморнЯ
33ScratchingRubbing with nailsрмирмЦрм░େ рмШрм╖ିрммା
34TwitchingA sudden small movementрм╣рмаାрмд୍ рмЫୋрмЯ рмЪрм│рми
35EyebrowsHair above the eyesрмнୃрм▓рмдା
36NoiseA loud or unwanted soundрм╢рмм୍рмж / рмХୋрм│ାрм╣рм│
37QuestionSomething asked to get an answerрмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми
38RainingWater falling from cloudsрммрм░୍рм╖ା рм╣େрммା
39RushMove very quicklyрм╢ୀрмШ୍рм░ рмжୌрмб଼ିрмпିрммା
40Write downPut something in writingрм▓େрмЦି рм░рмЦିрммା
41CommunicateShare information or ideasрмпୋрмЧାрмпୋрмЧ рмХрм░ିрммା
42LanguageWords used for communicationрмнାрм╖ା
43UnderstoodKnew the meaningрммୁрмЭିрм▓ା
44AltogetherCompletely / entirelyрм╕рмо୍рмкୂрм░୍рмг୍рмг рмнାрммେ
45VeterinarianA doctor who treats animalsрмкрм╢ୁ рмЪିрмХିрмд୍рм╕рмХ
46CuriosityA strong desire to know somethingрмХୌрмдୁрм╣рм│ / рмЬାрмгିрммାрм░ рмЗрмЪ୍рмЫା
47FamousKnown by many peopleрмк୍рм░рм╕ିрмж୍рмз
48AnimalsLiving creatures other than humansрмкрм╢ୁрмоାрмиେ
49Language of their ownA language belonging to themselvesрмиିрмЬрм╕୍рн▒ рмнାрм╖ା
50VeterinariansDoctors who treat animalsрмкрм╢ୁ рмЪିрмХିрмд୍рм╕рмХрмоାрмиେ

⭐ Quick Revision

ЁЯР╛ Vets → Animal doctors → рмкрм╢ୁ рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░
ЁЯУЪ Scholar → A learned person → рмЬ୍рмЮାрмиୀ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି
ЁЯза Curiosity → Desire to know → рмХୌрмдୁрм╣рм│
ЁЯдй Excited → Very interested and happy → рмЙрмд୍рм╕ାрм╣ିрмд
ЁЯСГ Twitching → Sudden small movement → рм╣рмаାрмд୍ рмЫୋрмЯ рмЪрм│рми
ЁЯМЯ Famous → Well-known → рмк୍рм░рм╕ିрмж୍рмз

ЁЯОп Student Challenge

Can you make sentences using these words?

  1. Scholar
  2. Excited
  3. Famous
  4. Curiosity
  5. Language

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