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This document provides English vocabulary words and their Bengali translations. It includes common words like "picked", "simple", "cells", as well as other words like "paint", "mind", "love", "cause", "rain", and "exercise" among others. In total, 23 English words and their Bengali translations are listed.
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- 2. Picked He picked up his coffee. অবচিত
- 3. Simple It's as simple as that. সহজ
- 4. Cells Each of those new cells has a new copy of your DNA. ক োষ
- 5. Paint I had to bring you here so I could paint a portrait. আঁ ো
- 6. Mind Those words stayed in her mind all afternoon. মন
- 7. Love It was a great love affair. কেম
- 8. Cause Was that the cause of the tension? োরণ
- 9. Rain The rain seems less heavy. বৃচি
- 10. Exercise You've had enough exercise for today. বযোযোম
- 11. Eggs He handed her a plate of scrambled eggs and toast. চিম
- 12. Train A train hit their car. কেন
- 13. Blue She handed him a light blue shirt. নীল
- 14. Wish I wish you had called me. ইচ্ছো
- 15. Drop Can you just drop me off near the mall? ঝরো
- 16. Developed They developed immunity blood the last time they had you. উন্নত
- 17. Window She glanced out the window. জোনোলো
- 18. Difference There was a vast difference in their height. পোর্থ য
- 19. Distance She kept her distance from him. দূরত্ব
- 20. Heart Her heart was starting to flutter. হৃদয
- 21. Sit Come in and sit down. বসো
- 22. Sum Let me sum it up for you. ক োগফল
- 23. Summer The summer had been very dry and the corn crop had failed. গ্রীষ্ম
- 24. Wall The keys hung on the wall beside the door. েোিীর
- 25. Forest The forest air was cool and damp. বন
- 26. Probably She was probably right. সম্ভবত