Mpsc English Bagal sir

Animals / Birds and Their Young Ones

1)Ass - ॲस - गाढव - Foul

2) Bear - बेअ(र) - अस्वल भालू -cub

3) Cow- काऊ - गाय - heifer

4) Deer - डिअ(र) - fawn

5) Hare - हेअ(र) - रानससा- leveret

Animals / Birds and Their Sounds

1) Ape - एईप -
शेपूट नसलेला किंवा आखूड शेपटी असलेला, मोठ्या वानरासारखा एक प्राणी
कपी - gibbers

2) Bear - बेअ(र)
अस्वल, भालू - growls. Bear is a silent beast

3) Beetle - बीटल
किडा - drones

4) Bird - बड स
whistles

5) Bull - वुल
वृषभ, बैल -bellows

One Word Substitution

Abdicate - अबडिकेट
To give up the throne or office of dignity. (सत्ता किंवा पद यांचा त्याग करणे) Syn. Renounce
(Forest 2016 )
1. He accused the government of ABDICATING its responsibility for the economy.

Aborigine - अबरिजनी
The original inhabitants of the place. ( एखादा देश किंवा प्रदेशातील मूळ आदिवासी प्रजातीचा सदस्य )

Academic - ॲक'डेमिक
the act of schooling and learning (Asst 2017) शालेय, विद्यालयीन अभ्यासविषयक.

Accessible - अक'सेसबल
That can be reached entered used, seen etc. ( प्रवेश मिळेल किंवा पोहोचता येईल असा, सुगम्य; अभिगम्य; जाण्याजोगा.
1. The remote desert area is accessible only by helicopter.

Acrobat - ॲकरबॅट
One who performs daring gymnastic feats ( विशेषतः सर्कसमध्ये कसरतीचे प्रयोग करणारा माणूस, डोंबारी, कोल्हाटी ) forest 2019

IDIOMS AND PHRASES

1) A bed of roses -
An easy, comfortable situation. ( Tech Asst 2013 ), SSC 2011 ( आरामदायी/ त्रास न घेता सहजपणे होईल अशी परिस्थिती )
1. The post of Prime Minister is not a bed of roses, it is a bed of throns.
2. This part is not a bed of roses.

2) A big draw -
A huge attraction. ( गर्दी खेचणारा)
1. Sachin Tendulkar is a big draw in the Indian team.
2. The cricket match proved to be a big draw.
3. The rock concert proved to be a big draw.

3) A bolt from the blue -
An utterly unexpected blow or disaster. ( अत्यंत अनपेक्षित एखादी गोष्ट घडणे) Multitasking 2013, C.P.O. ( PT )2017, महाराष्ट्र कृषी सेवा पूर्व परीक्षा - 2017, SSC (TA) 2006, FCI 2012, PSI/STI/Asst 1996
1. The news of his father's death was a bolt from the blue.
2. The teacher's announcement to conduct a snap test came as a bolt from the blue to many students.
3. Upheaval in the country came as a bolt from the blue for the government.

4) A blessing in disguise -
Some thing that seems to be a problem at first but that has good results in the end ( TAX Asst 2019) वर वर दिसायला हानिकारक परंतु परिणामी उपकारक ठरणारी गोष्ट
1. His appreticeship in the foreign company was blessing in disguise, apprenticeship.

5) A broken reed -
A frustrated man.( निराश व्यक्ती)
1. He is really a broken reed.

2. After failing the exam, he became a broken reed.

Phrasal Verbs

1) Attend upon-
To look after.( काळजी घेणे )
1. He attended upon his parents at the old age.

2) Back away ( from sb/sth )-
To move away backwards from sb/sth that is frightening or unpleasant. (STI 2016 ) (एखाद्या गोष्टीपासून किंवा व्यक्तिपासून भीतीने धक्का बसल्याने वगैरे मागे सरणे मागे वळणे)
1) she backed away from the meaning look on his face.

3) Back down ( On/from sth )-
To admit/accept defeat माघार घेणे / मागे हटने ( STI 2016, SSC CPO 2004 )
1) She refused to back down on a point of principal.

4) Back onto -
To be near to - च्या जवळ असणे. (STI 2016)
1) Our house backs onto the river.
2) The hotel backs onto st mark's square.

5) Back out ( of sth ) -
To fail to fulfil a promise दिलेले वचन न पाळणे, दिलेल्या वचनापासून माघार घेणे. ( STI 2016 )
1) After you have signed the contract. it will be impossible to back out.
2) It is too late to back out now
3) He agreed to help but backed out at the last moment.

74. To add fuel
to the fire

To aggravate a dispute; to make a problem worse; to say or to do something that makes a bad situation worse; to make an angry person
get even more angry. (आगीत तेल ओतणे, अजून परिस्थिती बिकट; वाईट;
( Graduate Level-II 2011, PSI/STI/Asst 1987, C. G. L.
Re-Exam 2013)

1. To spank a crying child just adds fuel to the fire.
2. Water shortage in drought hit area added fuel to the fire.
3. Do not add fuel to the fire.
4. Your remarks during the discussion added fuel to the fire.