bingeable
Made to be watched or consumed in one long sitting.
एक ही बैठक में लगातार देखने योग्य; शृंखलाबद्ध रूप से लुभावना
“A bingeable series is designed to remove every natural stopping point.”
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Modern & informal vocabulary
Words for modern & informal, each with its meaning in English and Hindi, how to say it, a sentence that shows it in use, and what to say instead or the opposite.
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hangry
Bad-tempered because of being hungry.
भूख से चिड़चिड़ा; भूखे रहने के कारण झुँझलाया हुआ
“Nobody should chair a review at one o'clock with a hangry room.”
glamping
Camping with hotel-grade comfort and facilities.
विलासी शिविर; होटल जैसी सुविधाओं वाला कैंपिंग
“The offsite was billed as camping and turned out to be glamping.”
rando
A stranger who turns up unexpectedly and is slightly suspect.
अजनबी; अचानक आ टपका संदिग्ध-सा अपरिचित व्यक्ति
“Some rando joined the call and stayed silent for forty minutes.”
laggy
Responding slowly because of delay in a system.
विलंबित; सुस्त प्रतिक्रिया देने वाला तंत्र या संपर्क
“The laggy connection made the demo look far worse than the product is.”
nifty
Neatly clever and useful.
चतुराईभरा; सुघड़, उपयोगी और काम का
“That is a nifty shortcut, though I would not put it in the runbook.”
chutzpah
Extreme self-confidence bordering on cheek.
ढिठाई; निर्लज्ज सीमा तक का आत्मविश्वास
“It took some chutzpah to ask for a raise in the same week as the miss.”
bamboozle
To fool or cheat someone by confusing them.
बरगलाना; भ्रमित कर ठग लेना
“The pricing page is designed to bamboozle rather than to inform.”
flummox
To confuse someone completely.
चकरा देना; पूरी तरह उलझन में डाल देना
“The question flummoxed a panel that had rehearsed every other one.”
bedazzle
To impress someone so much that judgement is dulled.
चौंधिया देना; इतना प्रभावित करना कि विवेक धुँधला पड़ जाए
“The demo bedazzled the committee into skipping the reference checks.”
rendezvous
An arranged meeting, or the place agreed for it.
पूर्वनिर्धारित भेंट; तय की गई मुलाक़ात या उसका स्थान
“The rendezvous was moved twice before anyone thought to send a map.”
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