135. BROTHER

a) Babu is almost like a brother to me.
ghò vd¡F j«ã ngh‹wt‹.

b) The preacher advocated brotherly love.
xUtU¡bfhUt® rnfhju ghr¤Jl‹ m‹ò fh£l nt©Lbk‹W mªj ãur§» tÈíW¤âdh®.

c) Universal brotherhood is the principle of Islam.
cyfshÉa rnfhju¤Jtnk ï°yhÄ‹ j¤Jt«.

136. BUILDING

a) The school gave Tommy a set of building blocks.
mL¡F Éisah£L¥ bghUŸ br£ x‹iw lhÄ¡F gŸË mˤjJ.

b) This building is a fine specimen of Paul's architectural skills.
ghš mt®fË‹ f£ll¡fiy âwik¡F ïªj¡ f£ll« X® mUikahd vL¤J¡fh£L.

c) Proteins have vital body building capacities
clš ts®¢á¡F¤ njitahd K¡»a¢ r¤J¡fŸ ònuh£oÅš cŸsd.

137. BURN

a) Radha's burn marks have still not disappeared.
uhjhÉ‹ Ô¡fha§fŸ ï‹D« kiwaÉšiy.

b) She had a terrible heart burn.
mtSila kd« Äfî« ò©g£L É£lJ.

c) My neighbour burned with jealousy over my new music system.
v‹Dila òâa Äôá¡ á°l¤ij¥ gh®¤J v‹ g¡f¤J å£L¡fhu® bghwhikahš btªJ nghdh®.

138. BURST

a) Kirti loved to burst soap bubbles.
nrh¥ò Ú®FÄÊfis ÉLtJ Ñ®¤â¡F Äfî« ão¡F«.

b) This Diwali I burst a lot of crackers.
ïªj ÔghtËÆ‹ nghJ eh‹ Vf¥g£l btofis bto¤nj‹.

c) At the teachers angry words Uma burst into tears.
MáÇaÇ‹ nfhgkhd brh‰fis¡ nf£L ckh f©Ù® É£lhŸ.

139. BUSINESS

a) Violet makes it her business to poke her nose into other people's affairs.
k‰wt®fË‹ Étfhu§fËš j‹ _¡if EiH¥gij tay£ xU ntiyahf¢ brŒJ bfh©oU¡»whŸ.

b) "What she does is no longer your business."
mtŸ v‹d brŒ»whŸ v‹W gh®¥gJ c‹ ntiyašy

c) Mind your own business!
c‹ ntiyia Ú gh®

d) Raja's business was a small but profitable one.
á¿a Éahghukhf ïUªjhY« uh#h yhgfukhf mij¢ brŒjh®.

140. BUTTER

a) Dileep had bread butter & jam for breakfast today.
âäã‹ ï‹iwa fhiy¢ á‰W©o ãu£ g£l® #h«.

b) I had to butter him up before he passed the proposal.
mt® mªj fU¤JUit V‰gj‰F K‹d® mtiu eh‹ rÇ brŒa nt©oÆUªjJ.

c) The dough was as soft as butter.
mªj buh£o khî bt©bzŒ ngh‹W ÄUJthf ïUªjJ.

F¿¥ò
dough v‹w brhšiy doe (nlh) v‹W rÇahf c¢rÇ¡f nt©L«.