Compliment on
To express praise, commendation, or admiration to someone about something (पर बधाई देना / प्रशंसा व्यक्त करना)
Example: She complimented him on his impressive presentation skills.
Comply with
To act in accordance with a request, command, or instruction (का पालन करना)
Example: The company must comply with the new safety regulations.
Composed of
Made up of specified elements or parts (से बना हुआ)
Example: The committee is composed of five experienced professionals from various fields.
Compromise with
To arrive at an agreement by making concessions (से समझौता करना)
Example: 1. The company had to compromise with the union to reach an agreement. / 2. She refused to compromise with her values during the negotiation.
Concede to
To yield or admit to something (मान लेना, स्वीकार करना)
Example: After hours of negotiation, he finally conceded to their terms.
Concern for
A feeling of worry or anxiety about something (के लिए चिंता)
Example: Her concern for the environment led her to start a recycling program at school.
Concerned with
Involved with or affected by something (से संबंधित)
Example: The article was concerned with the impact of social media on mental health.
Concession to
The act of allowing or yielding to something (की रियायत)
Example: The government made a concession to the farmers by reducing taxes on their crops.
Condemn to
Sentence someone to a particular punishment (को दंडित करना)
Example: The judge condemned him to ten years in prison for his crimes.
Condole with
Το express sympathy for someone in grief (के साथ संवेदना व्यक्त करना)
Example: I would like to condole with you on the loss of your father.
Conducive to
Tending to promote or assist something (के लिए अनुकूल)
Example: A quiet environment is conducive to studying and focusing.
Confer honour on
To bestow an honor on someone (पर सम्मान प्रदान करना)
Example: The president will confer an honor on the scientist for his groundbreaking research.
Confide in/to
To tell something to someone in confidence (पर भरोसा करना, को बताना)
Example: 1. I trust her enough to confide in her about my personal struggles. / 2. I only confide to my closest friends about my personal issues.
Confidence in
A feeling of trust or belief in someone or something (में विश्वास)
Example: She has great confidence in her ability to lead the team to success.
Confident of
Having strong belief or full assurance about something (के बारे में आश्वस्त)
Example: She is confident of her success in the upcoming exam.
Conform to
To comply with rules, standards, or laws (के अनुरूप होना)
Example: The building plans need to conform to local safety regulations.
Conformity with/to
Correspondence in form, manner, or character (के अनुरूप)
Example: 1. The new software is in conformity with the latest security protocols. / 2. The company’s policies are in conformity to the new government regulations.
Congenial to
Pleasant or agreeable because suited to one’s taste or inclination (के लिए अनुकूल)
Example: The climate in the region is congenial to growing various types of crops.
Congratulate on
To express congratulations to someone for something (पर बधाई देना)
Example: I would like to congratulate you on your recent promotion.
Conscious of
Careful or aware of something (के प्रति सचेत)
Example: He was conscious of the impact his words had on the audience.
Consent to
To give permission for or approval of something (को सहमति देना)
Example: The board of directors unanimously consented to the proposed merger.
Consist in
To have as an essential, necessary, or main element (में निहित होना)
Example: True happiness doesn’t consist in material possessions.
Consist of
To be composed or made up of something (से बना होना)
Example: The cake consists of flour, sugar, and eggs.
Consistent with
In agreement or harmony with something (के अनुरूप)
Example: The company’s new policy is consistent with its commitment to environmental sustainability.
Contempt for
A strong feeling of lack of respect for someone or something (के प्रति अवमानना)
Example: He felt a deep contempt for those who exploited others.
Content with
In a state of peaceful happiness with something (से संतुष्ट)
Example: She seemed content with her simple life in the countryside.
Contrary to
Opposite in nature or character to something (के विपरीत)
Example: Contrary to popular belief, bats are not blind.
Contrast to
Differ strikingly from something (पूरी तरह से विपरीत)
Example: Contrast to his usual punctuality, he arrived late to the meeting today.
Contrast with
To show the differences between two or more things (अंतर करना)
Example: Her early poems contrasted with her later work.
Contribute to
To play a part in bringing something about (में योगदान देना)
Example: The new policies aim to contribute to the country’s economic growth.
Control over
The power to make decisions about something (पर नियंत्रण)
Example: The manager has control over the team’s daily operations.
Conversant with
Familiar or acquainted with something (से परिचित)
Example: She is conversant with the latest technology trends in the industry.
Convicted of
Having been found guilty of a criminal offense (का दोषी ठहराना)
Example: She was convicted of theft and sentenced to five years in prison.
Convinced of
Completely certain about something (के बारे में आश्वस्त)
Example: She is convinced of his ability to lead the team to success.
Convulsed with
Affected by uncontrollable laughter or emotion (अनियंत्रित हँसी या मनोभाव से प्रभावित)
Example: He was convulsed with laughter after hearing the joke.
Cope with
To deal successfully with a difficult situation (से निपटना)
Example: She struggled to cope with the pressure of her demanding job.
Copy of
A reproduction or imitation of something (किसी चीज़ की प्रतिलिपि)
Example: I need a copy of the report for tomorrow’s meeting.
Cordon off
To prevent access to an area by surrounding it (को घेर लेना)
Example: The police cordoned off the area after the accident.
Count on
To depend on someone or something (पर भरोसा करना)
Example: He’s someone you can count on during difficult times.
Courteous to
Polite and respectful to someone (के प्रति विनम्र)
Example: She was always courteous to her colleagues, regardless of their position.
Cover with
To place something over or on top of something else (से ढकना)
Example: She covered the cake with a thick layer of frosting.
Covetous of
Eagerly desirous of possessing something (का लालची)
Example: He was covetous of his brother’s new car.
Crave for
To have an intense desire for something (की तीव्र इच्छा रखना)
Example: He began to crave for chocolate after a long day at work.
Criticism of
A negative assessment or remark about something (आलोचना होना)
Example: The professor faced harsh criticism of his teaching methods from students.
Cure for
Something that corrects a problem or relieves a disease (उपचार या इलाज)
Example: He believed that laughter was the best cure for stress and anxiety.
Cure of (a disease)
The successful treatment of a disease (किसी बीमारी का इलाज)
Example: The cure of the infection required a combination of antibiotics and rest.
Dabble in/at
To take part in an activity in a casual or superficial way (शौक के तौर पर हाथ आजमाना)
Example: 1. He likes to dabble in photography during his free time. / 2. He began to dabble at writing poetry, experimenting with different styles.
Deaf to
Unwilling or unable to listen or respond to something (के प्रति बहरा)
Example: She remained deaf to the criticism and focused on her goals.
Deal in
To do business that involves particular goods or services (का व्यापार करना)
Example: The store deals in high-end electronics and gadgets.
Deal out
To distribute something (बांटना)
Example: The teacher dealt out the test papers to all the students.