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see not
door darvāzā
liye kuchh lāū?
doorman darbān can I get you a drink? pīne ke English
what would you like (to
double dabal drink)? āp kyā lege (pīne ke
double bed dabal bistar liye)?
double room dabal kamrā no thanks, I don’t drink jī
down nīche nahī, mA sharāb nahī pītā
down here yahā par I’ll just have a drink of water Hindi/Urdu
put it down over there vahā mujhe sirf pānī chāhiye
rakh dījiye see bar
it’s down there on the right ye drinking water pīne kā pānī
vahā dāyī taraf ha is this drinking water? kyā ye
it’s further down the road isī pīne kā pānī ha?
sarak par thōrā āge drive (verb) kār chalānā
downmarket (restaurant etc) we drove here ham yahā kār
bāzārū me āye
downstairs nīche kī ōr I’ll drive you home (said by
dozen darzan man/woman) mA āpko kār me
half a dozen ādhā darzan le jāūgā/jāūgī
drain (in sink, road) nāli driver drāivar
draught beer pīpe kī bīyar driving licence kār chalāne kā
draughty: it’s draughty ye lāisens
havādār ha drop: just a drop, please (of
drawer darāz drink) bahut thōrā dījiye ABCDEFGHIJKLDu
drawing khākā, rekhā chitr (H) drug davā
dreadful bahut burā drugs (narcotics) nashīlī davā
dream (noun) sapnā drunkk (adj) nashe me chūr
dress (noun) pōshāk dry (adj) sūkhā
dressed: to get dressed kapre dry-cleaner drāiklīnar kī
pahannā dukān
dressing (for cut) marham- duck (meat) battakh kā gōsht
pattī due: he was due to arrive
(for salad) salād chatnī yesterday vō kal ānevālā thā
dressing gown chōgā when is the train due? gārī
drinkk (noun: alcoholic) sharāb ke āne kā vakt kyā ha?
(non-alcoholic) pīne kō kuchh dull (pain) bejān
(verb) pīnā (weather) dhudhlā
a cold drink pīne kō kuchh dummy (baby’s) bacche kī chūsnī
thandā during ke dawrān
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