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English Vocabulary for conversation

 English Vocabulary for conversation . English words for conversational use with hindi meaning. These words will help you to make your conversation based on food and language.

English Vocabulary builds our English speaking ability. It helps us in fluent speaking and makes our conversation smooth. 

Here you will find useful daily use Vocabulary about food and language this will enhance your speaking, reading and understanding...


English Vocabulary for conversation


Most useful Vocabulary for conversation

Words related to food 

  1. Edibles - खाद्य पदार्थ
  2. Esculent - खाने योग्य 
  3. Succulent fruit - रसमुक्त फल
  4. Devour - गट करना
  5. Consume - उपभोग करना
  6. Utilize - उपयोग करना
  7. Preservation of foods - भोजन संरक्षण 
  8. Engulf - निगलना
  9. Swallow - निगलना 
  10. Voracious- भुक्खड़
  11. Glutton - पेटू
  12. Frugal - मिताहारी। अल्पाहार
  13. Gaunt - कमजोर मरियल - नर-मक्षी
  14. Carnivorous - मांसाहारी
  15. Predator - शिकार
  16. Prey- शिकार
  17. Delicate- नाजुक
  18. Delicious - स्वादिष्ट
  19. Fabulous - शानदार 
  20. Savory - मसालेदार
  21. Fetid- बदबूदार
  22. Stinking- बदबूदार
  23. Delectable - लजीज, मनपसंद
  24. Palatable- पसंदीदा
  25. Feast - भोज
  26. Victuals - ताजा भोजन 
  27. Crispy - कुरकुरा 
  28. Pungent - पटपटा 
  29. Penchant - पसंद
  30. Rotten foods- सड़ा हुआ भोजन
  31. Nutritious food - पोष्टिक भोजन
  32. Unhealthy diet - अस्वास्थ्यकर भोजन
  33. Digestion - पाचन,
  34. Excretion - उत्सर्जन
  35. Blend bread and milk- दूध रोटी मिलाना
  36. Obesity - मोटापा
  37. Disgusting food - ऊबाऊँ भोजन
  38. Nauseating food - उल्टी लाने वाला
  39. Lunch - दोपहर का नास्ता
  40. Dinner - रात का भोजन
  41. Breakfast - सुबह का नास्ता
  42. Supper शाम का नास्ता
  43. Fasting - उपवास
  44. Temperate - संयमी
  45. Moderate संभमी
  46. Quatt - बड़ा घूँट लेना
  47. Dainty - लजीज स्वादिष्ट
  48. Modicum - अल्प मात्रा  

Vocabulary basted on language 

  1. Express -expression- अभिव्यक्त
  2. impress-impression - आकर्षित करना
  3. Converse -Conversation - वार्तालाप करना
  4. Revoke -Provoke - उकसाना, भड़काना
  5. Discuss-discussion - विवेचना करना
  6. Confer-conference - अभिव्यक्त करना
  7. Convoke-convocation - आयोजित करना
  8. Describe-description - वर्णन करना
  9. Colloquial language - बोलचाल की भाषा
  10. Sarcastic comment – व्यंग्यात्म टिप्पनी
  11. Avow - साफ-साफ कहना
  12. Discourse Eloquent -  वाकपटु
  13. Ridicule - मजाक उड़ाना
  14. Denounce - निंदा करना
  15. Distort the sense - अर्थ को बिगाड़ना
  16. Announce - घोषणा करना
  17. Talkative - बातूनी
  18. Introvert-ows - अर्न्तमुखी
  19. Meek -  स्तब्ध
  20. Scurrilous language - अलील भाषा
  21. Reproach - भला बुरा कहना, फटकारमा
  22. Reprimand - फटकारना
  23. Rebuke -डाटना
  24. Laconic - मितभाषी
  25. Magniloquent - बड़ा- बड़ा शब्द बोलने वाला 
  26. Placate - शांत करना
  27. Squabble - बेफिक्र बोलना
  28. Assuage - शांत करना
  29. Caustic truth – कटू सत्य
  30. Blabber - बकबक करना
  31. Stutter- हकलाकर बोलना 
  32. Utter - स्पष्ट
  33. Scold- डाटना
  34. Prevaricate - वाक्छल करना, झूठ बोलना
  35. Explicit - स्पष्ट
  36. Equivocate - गोल मटोल बात बोलना
  37. Conceal - गुप्त रखना
  38. Reveal - भेद खोलना । रहस्य खोलना
  39. Implicit- अस्पष्ट

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