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Types Of Doctors

Doctor of heart - Cardiologist
Doctor of skin - Dermatologist
Doctor of bone - Orthopedic
Doctor of brain - Neurologist
Doctor of child - Pediatrician
Doctor of eyes - Ophthalmologist
Doctor of teeth - Dentist
Doctor of kidney - Nephrologist
Doctor of surgery - Surgeon
Doctor of cancer - Oncologist
Doctor of Mind - Psychiatrist
Doctor of liver - Hepatologist
Doctor of women - Gynaecologist
Doctor of stomach - Gastroenterologist
Doctor of ears - Otolaryngologist
Doctor of lungs - Pulmonologist

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Confusing Vocabulary Words Starts With A....

1. Accede(स्वीकार करना)
Exceed(बढ़ना /बढ़ाना)
2. Accept(मानना /मंजूर करना)
Except(सिवाय)
3. Access(पहुँच)
Excess(अधिकता)
4. Advice(शिक्षा){noun}
Advise(शिक्षा देना){verb}
5. Altar(पूजा की वेदी)
Alter(बदलना)
6. Angle(कोण)
Angel(फरिश्ता)
7. Adapt(व्यवहार करना)
Adopt(ग्रहण करना)
Adept(माहिर)
8. Aloud(ऊँचे स्वर में)
Allowed(इजाजत दी)
9. Affect(प्रभाव डालना)
Effect(प्रभाव)
10. Apposite(योग्य)
Opposite(विपरीत/विरोधी)
11. Aught(कुछ)
Ought(चाहिए)



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Railways Vocabulary Words
1.Brake - गार्ड का डिब्बा
2.Clock room - सामान जामा कराने का कमरा
3.Demurrage - समय पर माल न छुड़ाने का जुर्माना
4.Fish Plate - दो पटरी जोड़ने के लिए लोहे का प्लेट
5.Hag station or Halt - छोटे स्टेशन जहाँ मेल आदि
गाड़ियाँ नहीं रूकती
6.Lavatory - शौचालय
7.Scavenger - सफाई करने वाला
8.Stocker - कोयला झोकने वाला
9.Shuttle - थोड़ी दूर तक चलने वाली रेल गाड़ी
10.Derailment - गाड़ी के पटरी से उतरने की घटना



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Some Proverbs With Their Indian Equivalents:(कहावतें )

1.A bad man is better than a bad name- बद अच्छा बदनाम बुरा
2.A bad workman quarrels with his tools- नाच न जाने आंगन टेढ़ा
3.A bird in hand is worth two in the bush- नौ नकद न तेरह उधार
4.All's well that ends well- अंत भला तो सब भला
5.A dog in the manager- न खाए न खाने दे




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10 Idioms For Everyday Use

1. Clamp down on - Take a strong action
2. Cold call - A call made without
appointment to sell something
3. Crack the whip - Threatening people to
make them work harder
4. Crunch the numbers - Do a lot of math
calculations to make a decisions
5. Cave in - Agree to something you didn't
want to accept previously
6. Elephant in the room - A huge problem
that no one wants to talk about
7. Fine print - important details usually
printed in tiny letters in a contract
8. Go through the roof - To increase much
more than expected
9. Cream of the crop - The best person in a
group
10.Cook the books - Alter facts or figures
dishonestly or illegally



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10 Business Idioms For Everyday Use At Work..

1. Ballpark figure - A rough estimate
2. Gray area - A situation in which it is
difficult to distinguish between right or
wrong
3. Headhunt - To recruit the best people for
top-level positions
4. Golden handshake - Large amount paid
as an incentive for early retirement
5. Golden parachute - Employment
contract that guarantees great benefits
if terminated
6. Golden handcuffs - Special benefits
offered to keep an employee from
leaving
7. Foot in the door - The first step toward a
goal by gaining entry into an
organization
8. From the ground - Starting from the very
beginning
9. Eleventh hour - The last minute
10.Cut throat - Very fierce and intense



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Formal VS Informal Words

1. Leave - Abandon/Forsake(छोड़ना)
2. Kidnap - Abduct(अगुवा करना)
3. Hate - Abhor/Detest/Despise(घृणा करना)
4. Abnormal - Unusual/Irregular(असामान्य)
5. Home - Dwelling/Abode(रहने का स्थान)
6. Remove - Abolish/Eradicate/
Nullify(समाप्त करना)
7.Overflow - Abound/Luxuriate/Flourish(भरा
होना)
8. Fruitless - Abortive/Futile(व्यर्थ)
9. Shorten - Abridge/Curtail(संक्षिप्त करना)
10. Absolute - Autocratic/Dictatorial/
Lordly/Dogmatic/Unlimited/Final(स्वतः
पूर्ण).





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Business Idioms and Phrases

1. Get the ball rolling - To
initiate or start something
2. Think outside the box - To think
creatively or innovatively
3. Hit the ground running - To start a new
task or project quickly and energetically
4. Go the extra mile - To put in additional
effort or work beyond what is expected
5. Cut to the chase - To get to the main
point or focus without wasting time



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Tranding Idioms With Their Meaning:

1. Snowed under - To be
busy
2. Pretty penny - Expensive
3. Beat around the bush - Not saying
directly
4. Cut corners - Purchase something in the
least expensive way or do something
easily / reduce expenses
5. Stick to your guns - Stay morally strong
or be firm in decisions especially when
being opposed
6. Leave no stone unturned - To look
everywhere without missing a spot or to
take every effort possible to achieve
something
7. Clouds on the horizon - Problems /
Trouble
8. A blessing in disguise - Something that
you think is bad but turns out to be a
blessing
9. Blue in the face - To be exhausted due to
strain or anger
10. Beating a dead horse - Overloading
something or an action that is pointless

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