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শাক সবজির ইংরেজী নাম:

শাক সবজি (Vegetables)
গোল আলু – Potato (পটেটো)
টমেটো – Tomato (টম্যাটো)
গোল বেগুন – Brinjal (ব্রিনজাল)
লম্বা বেগুন – Eggplant (এগপ্লান্ট)
করলা – Balsam Apple (বোলসাম এ্যাপেল) / Bitter Gourd (বিটার গোর্ড)
পটল – Pointed gourd (পয়েন্টেড গোর্ড) / Parble (পারবল)
লাউ – Bottle Gourd (বটল গোর্ড)
মটর শুঁটি – Green Pea(গ্রীন পী)
কাঁচা পেঁপে – Green Papaya (গ্রীন পাপ্যায়া)
কাঁকরোল – Sweet Bitter Gourd (সুইট বিটার গোর্ড)
শসা – Cucumber (কিউকাম্বার)
গাঁজর – Carrot (ক্যারট)
ফুলকপি – Cauliflower (কলি ফ্লাওয়ার)
মুলা – Radish (র‍্যাডিস)
ঝিংগে – Rige Gourd (রিজ গোর্ড)
চাল কুমড়া – Green Cucumber (গ্রীন কিউকাম্বার)
মিষ্টি আলু – Sweet Potato (সুইট পটেটো)
সাজনা – Drum Stick (ড্রাম স্টিক)
বরবটি – Asparagus Bean (অ্যাস্প্যারাগাস বিন)
চিচিংগা – Snake Gourd (স্নেক গোর্ড)
মিষ্টি কুমড়া – Pumpkin (পামকিন)
কাঁচা কলা – Green Banana (গ্রীন ব্যানানা)
পুঁই শাক – Basil (বেসিল)
পালং শাক – Spinach (স্পিনাচ)
কচু – Arum (অ্যারাম)
কচুর লতি -- Arum-lobe (অ্যারাম লোব)
সিম – Bean (বিন)
ঢেঁড়স – Lady’s Finger (লেডিস ফিংগার)
কলার মোচা – Plantain Flower (প্লান্টেইন ফ্লাওয়ার)
কলমি শাক – Bindweed (বাইন্ডউইড)
শালগম – Turnip (টারনিপ)
লাল শাক – Read Leafy (রেড লিফি)
বাঁধাকপি – Cabbage (ক্যাবেজ)
মাশরুম – Mushroom (মাশরুম)
ভূট্টা – Maize (মেইজ)
শিমলা মরিচ – Capsicum (ক্যাপ্সিকাম)
পেঁয়াজ – Onion (অনিয়ন)
রসুন – Garlic (গার্লিক)
আদা – Zinger (জিনজার)
হলুদ – Turmeric (টার্মারিক)
লাল লঙ্কা– Red Chili (রেড চিলি)
ধনে পাতা – Coriander (করিয়্যান্ডার)
পুদিনা পাতা – Mint (মিন্ট)
লেবু – Lemon (লেমন)
কাঁচা মরিচ – Green Chili (গ্রীন চিলি)

01. A body of person appointed to hear evidence and given their verdict in trials → Jury

02. A person who dishonestly pretends to be someone else → Imposter / Hypocrite

03. A violent storm that occurred in a sea made it difficult to reach the shore → Tempest

04. Careful and thoughtful enquiry → Investigation

05. A situation that stops and activity from progressing → Bottleneck

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Vocab .....

1. ABRUPT (ADJECTIVE): আকষ্মিক): sudden
Synonyms: immediate, instantaneous
Antonyms: gradual
Example Sentence: I was surprised by the abrupt change of subject.

2. PENURY (NOUN): (দারিদ্র্যতা): extreme poverty
Synonyms: impoverishment, indigence
Antonyms: wealth
Example Sentence: He soon rose from penury to ease, and married a painter's beautiful daughter.

3. PALLIATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (কষ্ট নিবারক): soothing
Synonyms: alleviating sedative
Antonyms: intensifying
Example Sentence: Travel is like a palliative against depression for him.

4. CONVALESCENT (ADJECTIVE): (যে ভালো হোয়ে যাই): recuperating
Synonyms: recovering improving
Antonyms: faltering
Example Sentence: He has always been a convalescent child.

5. RESUMPTION (NOUN): (পুনরাই শুরু হওয়া): restart
Synonyms: recommencement, reopening
Antonyms: suspension
Example Sentence:
With peace came the resumption of foreign imports.

6. EXTREMIST (NOUN): (অতিবাদী): fanatic
Synonyms: radical, zealot
Antonyms: moderate
Example Sentence: Right-wing extremists created trouble.

7. SCEPTICISM (NOUN): (সন্দেহবাদ): doubt
Synonyms: disbelief, distrust
Antonyms: conviction
Example Sentence: There was some scepticism in the claims.

8. CONSENSUS (NOUN): (সহমত / একমত ): agreement
Synonyms: harmony, concord
Antonyms: disagreement
Example Sentence: There is a growing consensus that the current regime has failed.

9. DISCRIMINATION (NOUN): (ভেদাভেদ): prejudice
Synonyms: bias, bigotry
Antonyms: impartiality
Example Sentence: They are victims of racial discrimination.

10. CURB (VERB): (নিয়ন্ত্রণ করা): restrain
Synonyms: hold back, keep back
Antonyms: release
Example Sentence: She promised she would curb her temper.

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01. The process by which a person or an organization reduces the amount of money it spends –
……………………………………………………………….Budgeting / (CGL T-2, 2011)

02. A figure of speech by which a thing is spoken of as being that which it only resembles –
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..Simile / (CGL T-2, 2011)

03. Very dramatic – ………………………………………………………………………………..Histrionic / (CGL T-2, 2011)

04. To secretly store more than what is allowed – ……………………………………..Hoarding / (CGL T-2, 2011)

05. One who does not make mistakes –………………………Infallible / (CPO T-2, 2011)

06. A written statement about someone’s character, usually provided by an employer -- ………..Testimonial / (CPO T-2, 2011)

07. Parts of a country behind the coast or a river bank –……………Hinterland / (CPO T-2, 2011)

08. An abandoned child of unknown parents who is found by somebody –
………………Foundling / (CPO T-2, 2011)

09. Art of writing for newspapers and magazines – ……………………………Journalism / (CPO T-2, 2011)

10. A person who gambles or bets – …………………………………………………………Punter / (CPO T-2, 2011)

11. Place that provide refuge – ………………………………………………………………..Asylum / (CPO T-2, 2011)

12. Doing something according to one’s own free will – ……………………Voluntary / (CPO T-2, 2011)

13. A foreigner who settles in a country – ………………………………………….Immigrant / (CPO T-2, 2011)

14. A small room in a big house, hotel, ship etc. where glasses, dishes, spoons food, etc. are kept - ………………………………………………Pantry / - (CPO T-2, 2011)

15. Government of the people, by the people and for the people – ……Democracy / (CHSL,2012)

16. Something that is difficult to believe –……………Incredible / (CHSL,2012)

17. The height of object above sea level – ………………………………………………….Altitude / (CHSL,2012)

18. Group of people living together in the same locality – ……………Neighbourhood / (CHSL,2012)

19. Always ready to attack or quarrel – …………………Aggressive / ण (CHSL,2012)

20. Fit to be eaten – ………………………..Edible / (CHSL,2012)

21. Unfair advantages for members of one’s own family – ……………………Nepotism / (CHSL,2012)

22. A proficient public speaker –……………………………………………………………..…….Orator / (CHSL,2012)

23. One who eats both vegetables and meat – …………………………..………Omnivorous / (CHSL,2012)

24. One who gains benefits from something – ……………………………………..Beneficiary / (CHSL,2012)

25. Spoken or done without preparation –………Extempore / (CHSL,2012)

26. Fluent and clear in speech – ………………………………………………………………Articulate / (CHSL,2012)

27. Through which light cannot pass – …………………………..………………………….Opaque / (CHSL,2012)

28. To write under a different name – …………………………………………………Pseudonym / (CHSL,2012)

29. A person who is well known in an unfavorable way – ……………………….Notorious / (CHSL,2012)

30. The first speech made by a person – …………………………………….Maiden Speech / ण (CHSL,2012)

31. A man having no hair on scalp - ………………………………………………………………..Bald / (CHSL,2012)

32. A man who wastes his money on luxury – ……………………………………..Extravagant / (CHSL,2012)

33. A geometrical figure with eight sides – ………………………………………………Octagon / (CHSL,2012)

34. To injure one’s reputation – …………………………………………………………………Defame / (CHSL,2012)

35. A man who does not know how to read or write – ………………………………Illiterate / (CHSL,2012)

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