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11:16 Oct 26, 2002 |
English to Hindi translations [PRO] Science - Environment & Ecology / Environment | |||||||
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oorga ke punneh prayog mein laaye jaane vale sansaadhan Explanation: These resource can be used again and again, like water. One can use water to produce electricity again and again. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-11-16 08:31:52 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- it is oorja not oorga |
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oorja ka bar bar prayog mein lane ki sadha sampatti Explanation: Sadhan sampatti- resources oorja- energy |
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urja ke navikaran yogya sansaadhan Explanation: urja ke - of energy navikaran yogya - renewable sansaadhan - resources |
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navikarNiya urja sansadhan Explanation: You have got the meaning right, there are energy resources which are called renewable energy resources like solar energy. translation of renewable resource of energy OR renewable energy resources will be -navikarniya urja sansadhan navikarNiya- renewable here new-navin renew - navikaraN urja -energy sansadhan - resources |
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Nirantar oorja ke shrot Explanation: "renewable resources of energy" Here Renewable resources does not mean that it gets renewed gain and again, it means a neverending source. Energy means oorja. Since there is Resources therefore it is plural and it is "ke" Reference: http://www.proz.com/translator/41648 |
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Akshaya or Akshat Oorja Sadhan Explanation: Akshaya or Akshat Oorja Sadhan, the source of energy which is never depleting like Sunlight, Wind, Wave, Water etc. This would be most appropriate word. After all renewable was also a new word at one time ! |
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