2.1 Cherry Tree- Vocabulary

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2.1 Cherry Tree     - Ruskin Bond

Vocabulary-

1. Seed- बी

2. Watered- पाणी देणे

3. have a way of growing- स्वतःच्या मार्गाने वाढणे

4. No one's caring - दुर्लक्ष होणे, कोणीही काळजी न करणे

5. grass cutter-गवत कापणारा

6. scythe – a tool with a long curved blade at right angle to a long handle used to cut long grass and grain.- कोयता, विळा

7. Spilt- दुभागणे

8. blight – a plant disease, typically one caused by fungi such as mildews, rusts, and smuts

झाडांना होणारा एक रोग, कीड

9. shrivelled – dried or wrinkled or shrunken due to lack of moisture

वाळलेले, सुकलेले, शुष्क होणे

10. slender – thin, बारीक

11. Shoots- अंकुर

12. struggle – making forceful against odds धडपड

13. thrust – to push with sudden impulse or force झेपावणे, मुसंडी मारून घुसणे

14. fierce – aggressive तीव्र, जोरात

15. lust – strong desire तीव्र इच्छा

16. miracle – a welcoming or happy event developing by chance that cannot be explained with reason or science चमत्कार

17. scarcely – almost not जवळपास नाही, क्वचितच

18. berry- बोरासारखे बी असणारे फळ

19. ripended (ripen)– become or make ripe पिकलेले

20. jeweled – adorned with jewels रत्नजडित

21. blossoms – flowers that bloom on trees मोहर 

22. fragile – weak कमजोर, अशक्त

23. merest -क्वचितच

24. breeze -मंद वाऱ्याची झुळूक

25. finches – a small passerine bird, किडे खाणारे पक्षी, गाणारा पक्षी

26. flitted – pass lightly, softly or rapidly भुरकन उडाले

27. dappled – marked with rounded dark patches टिपक्या टिपक्यांची, पानांची नक्षी तयार झालेले

28. ecstasy – a feeling of greatest happiness परमानंद

29. nector – a sweet fluid secreted by flowers मध

30. bloom-the organic process of bearing flowers बहर

31. Sank - fall down कोसळणे

(sink - sank - sunk- sinking)

32. Swiftly- जलदगतीने

33. moon-moths – a large pale long green moth , रात किडे

34. crickets – an insect, characteristic for its musical chirping sound. पतंग किडे





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