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Strings : দড়ি; তন্তু; রজ্জু; দল; সূত্র; তার; তন্ত্রী; তন্ত্র; ধনুকের জ্যা; মাল্য; পাল; গুনা; পরম্পরা; সারি; ধারা; থোকা; ; /verb/উত্কণ্ঠিত করা; বাঁধিয়া করা; খচিত করা; মালায় গাঁথ্য; দৃঢ় করা; rope; fiber; twist; party; formula; wire; chord; system; bowstring; garland; flock; fault;






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Appropriate Prepositions

Adjacent to(সংলগ্ন): The Post Office is adjacent to my house.

Burdened with (ভারাক্রান্ত): Rahim is burdened with a big family.

Convinced of (আশ্বস্ত): You are convinced of his product.

Cruise to (জয় লাভ করা): The Bangladesh team cruised to their fifth successive win this afternoon.

Inquire of, about, into, after (অনুসন্ধান করা): Roma inquired of me about my father’s health. The pope will inquire into the cause of fire. Mehjabin inquired after her friends.

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Idioms

After all - (সব কথার পরেও): I rang and told her I couldn't come after all.

At random (indiscriminately—এলোপাথাড়ি-adv.) He talks at random like a mad man.

From hand to mouth (দিন আনে দিন খায়): The poor man live from hand to mouth.

To the backbone (হাড়ে হাড়ে): I know this boy to the backbone.

Take to one's heels (to run away, পালানো)- They took to their heels when they saw the policeman approaching.

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