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- 2. thick The tree was very thick and huge in size. পুরু
- 3. blood I volunteered to donate blood. রক্ত
- 4. lie His statement was a lie. মিথ্যা
- 5. spot He was found senseless on the spot. অকুস্থল
- 6. bell I could hear the bell ring from miles away. ঘণ্টা
- 7. fun I had fun during my vacation. িজা
- 8. loud I heard a loud noise in the middle of the night. অট্ট
- 9. consider I like to consider you as my younger sibling. মিবিচনা
- 10. suggested I was suggested to watch an old film. প্রস্তামিত
- 11. thin Papers are very thin and light. পাতলা
- 12. position I got the first position in my class. অিস্থান
- 13. entered As the teacher entered the classroom everyone stood up. প্রবিশ
- 14. fruit The mango fruit is my favorite. ফল
- 15. tied I tied the knot very tightly so that it does not get untied. িাাঁ ধা
- 16. rich The meal was rich in minerals. সিৃদ্ধ
- 17. dollars Dollars are a currency used in many countries. ডলার
- 18. send Send me the link to your website. পাঠান
- 19. sight He lost his sight as a baby. দৃমিশমক্ত
- 20. chief Joseph is the chief of this village. ননতা
- 21. Japanese He is Japanese and he lives in Bangladesh. জাপামন
- 22. stream A stream is a small narrow river. প্রিাহ
- 23. planets There are 9 planets. গ্রহ
- 24. rhythm The rhythm of the melody was making me drowsy. তাল
- 25. eight I have only eight dollars in my pocket. আট
- 26. science In the science subjects, biology is the one I find easiest. মিজ্ঞান