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Points Date Pair Term / Answer given Level Status Gloss
- Jan 22 '18 eng>eng Second Job special meaning; mystery; mythical image (here) pro closed ok
- Jul 27 '17 eng>hin giving back औदार्य pro closed no
- Jul 25 '17 hin>eng वि.ख. (उदाहरण: वि.ख. खैरागढ़, जिला राजनांदगांव, छ.ग.) Block pro closed ok
- Feb 14 '17 eng>hin Destri देश्त्री pro closed ok
3 Feb 5 '17 eng>hin "he was ne jedge o' nothin'." वह बुक ऑफ़ जजेज़ या किसी अन्य के बारे में कुछ नहीं जानता है pro closed ok
4 Dec 26 '15 hin>eng झँकरसिया Rubber neck / to gawk at pro closed ok
- Feb 6 '15 eng>tur renowned of old famous of yore / something famous for a long time pro closed ok
- Dec 30 '14 fra>eng où il se traduit tout dans l'existence as it brings everything in existence pro closed no
4 Jul 19 '14 eng>eng social care assessment An assessment that shows which of your needs could be met through social-care support pro closed no
- Jun 19 '14 eng>eng local low-cost help from trained advocates trained advocates (lawyers) available locally to provide low-cost (cheap) help pro closed ok
- Jun 12 '14 deu>pol Tageseinrichtung zakład opieki dzień pro closed ok
- Apr 30 '14 eng>eng diverse profile of the member states The varied characteristics of the member states pro closed ok
4 Apr 30 '14 eng>eng realities typical to Asia the state of tings that are particular to Asia pro closed ok
- Apr 22 '14 eng>ben resilience / resilient স্থিতিস্থাপকতা, স্বাভাবিক অবস্থায় প্রত্যাবর্তন pro closed ok
- Dec 6 '10 hin>hin About Communal Harmony please find below pro open no
- Feb 19 '14 eng>eng proof sample pro closed ok
- Nov 30 '13 eng>eng nature bestows with The type of climate that nature gives in abundance pro closed ok
- May 3 '12 hin>eng Idiom When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers. pro open no
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