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Now I had crossed the rubicon.

• What is the meaning of the idiom : crossed the rubicon

• To take an important and irriversible decision.

• Change had to have.


Let us cross our fingers, because we don’t have anything else to

done. • Meaning of idiom : cross our fingers

• = wait for the plan to become successful

• Change done to do.


I and Ram are on cross purposes.

• Change on to at

• Meaning of Cross purposes means having different objectives.


Day traders comes a cropper

• Change comes to came (related to past tense).

• Meaning of idiom comes a cropper is to fail.


CID people are experts in cryptography?

• cryptography? = expert in understanding codes.


Cupid is similar to Kamdev of India?

• Cupid means European God of love.


There is no and to cupidity?

• There is no end to greed (cupidity means greed).


Girls are general experts in culinary skills.

• Change general to generally.

• Culinary means related to cooking.


She cuddled her mother.

• She cuddled up to her mother.

• Cuddled means to hug and hold together.


She is curtness.

• She is curt.

• Curt means rude and brief.


I dangled the prospect of promote before him.

• Change promote to promotion

• Dangled here means to offer some temptation (something attractive).


BM is a Dandy boy. Is he?

• Change is he to isn’t he?

• Dandy means someone who wears fashionable dress and cares for dress.


It was a dastard event.

• Change dastard to dastardly

• Dastardly means very wicked (bad).


I work from dawn to dusk.

• Change to to till

• Dawn till dusk means from morning to evening


Vivek can’t listen to dawn chorus, because he get up late.

• Change get to gets

• Dawn chorus means birds singing early in the morning.


I daunted by the thought of ghost.

• I was daunted by the thought of ghost.

• Daunted means worried


He came at the dead of the night.

• He came at the dead of night.

• Dead of night means in the middle of night.


India had a debacle in the world cup Hockey.

• No error

• Debacle means severe failure.


Tsunami decimate many island.

• Tsunami decimated many islands.

• Decimate means to destroy a large part of some area.


He is a very deceit person.

• He is a very deceitful person.

• Deceitful means deceiving / cheating others.


We are witnessing decadent in politics.

• We are witnessing decadence in politics.

• Decadence means moral degradation


Politicians have debunked.

• Politicians have not come upto our expectations.

• Debunk means to show that reputation of a person is false.


Why are you defiant in manners.

• Why do you have defiant manners.

• Defiant means refusing to obey.


Who will defrayed my expenses.

• Who will defray me.

• (defray means to compensate for the money spent).


He is exhaust from fit of delirium

• He is exhausted from fits of delirium

• Exhaust means tired

• Delirium means mental disturbance.


What can you do for ozone depletion.

• What can you do to prevent ozone depletion?

• Depletion means constant reduction.


Vajpai denounced government handling crisis.

• Vajpai denounced government’s handling of the crisis.

• Denounced means public criticism


Sunil has a demurely smile on his façade.

• Sunil has a demure smile on his face

• Demure means serious• Façade means face (use face for human

beings).


It has been a despicably act.

• It has been a despicable act.

• Despicable means very bad.


Tilok want to eat all the deserts.

• Tilok wants to eat all the desserts.

• Dessert means sweets served after meal.


This solder has dessert.

• This soldier has deserted

• Desert means to run away


He had a diabolic plan just now.

• He has a diabolic plan just now.

• Diabolic means very wicked.


In business, the devil takes the hindmost.

• In business, the devil take the hindmost.

• The idiom : the devil takes the hindmost – means to take care of oneself and not to bother about others.


I had a dice situation

• I had a dicey situation

• Dicey means risky


Muslim womans wear diaphanous veil

• Muslim women wear diaphanous veil

• Diaphanous means transparent

• Veil means GHUNGHAT


Jyoti and Shruti diffidents girls.

• Jyoti and Shruti are diffident girls.

• Diffident means able and competent, but lacking in confidence.


Sumit is a dipsomaniac boy.

• Sumit is a dipsomaniac (who drinks a lot).


This comapany are in dired strait.

• This company is in dire straits.

• Dire straits means in a very difficult situaiton.


Prateek disconcert everyone with questions.

• Prateek disconcerts everyone with questions.

• Disconcert means to confuse / to embarrass.


Can Manmohan disentangle from Sonia?

• Can Manmohan disentangle himself from Sonia?

• Disentangle means to get separated.


Ditch

• To cheat


Divulge

• To reveal a secret


Dolt

• I am a dolt

• A dolt person is not liked by any person

• Dolt means STUPID


Double entendre

• Many hindi words have double entendre.


Dorsal

• Back side


Downcast

• Why are you looking so downcast

• Looking downward


Dough

• Make a dough from flour

• Don’t you know how to make bread from dough.


Dozy

• Today Bitthal is looking dozy.

• Ready to sleep


Downpour

• There was a downpour in Mumbai.

• Heavy rain


Dreary

• These classes are very dreary

• Factories in old times used to be extremely dreary, where workers used to get tired.

• Exhausting.


Dwindle

• The level of coal is dwindling

• The level of petrol is dwindling (reducing).


Eclectic

• Lalu is not eclectic, but there are many eclectic persons in our class – for example Abhilasha

Such persons are having variety of styles.


Effervescent

• Pradeep is an effervescent boy

• Such person is always in a particular style.

• What is that style: cheerful, smiling, lively


Effigy

• They were carrying effigy of Prime minister

• Such a figure is generally made from cloth.

• Carved face or structure


Elegy

• Some women were singing elegy.

• Rudali film is all about elegy.

• Song sung on death


Elated

• Have you seen your face, when you get the results – it is elated

• Happy, victorious


Elite

• From upper class, from top class


Elixir

• Can you bring Elixir from Himalaya or from beneath the earth.

• I want to get it so that I can convert my iron.

• (sanjivini & Paras) something that can convert iron into gold. j


Embroil

Why do you embroil yourself in such petty matters.

To get involved in unnecessary matters.


Emulate

• Let us emulate Abhinav Bindra

• To follow


Enervate

• After the class you are completely enervated, still Keshav enjoys TT.

• Tired.


Engross

• When Sumit gets a joke book, he gets completely engrossed.

• To get involved.


Ennui

• Do you get it when you come here?

• With this, you cant enjoy your studies.

• Boredom


Entice

• To tempt others.


Epic

• Old monuments


Entreat

• Let us entreat Keshav for another party.

• To request


Epitome

• Who is epitome among you?

• But this will be clear after 3 months.

• Ideal person, someone who is best from every perspective.


Esoteric

• Is mathematics esoteric.

• Is it such a subject, that only a few can study.

• Something understood by a few persons


Erudite

• Sumit is erudite in our class.

• He is a person, who is an ideal in one segment

• Highly learned and knowledgeable person


Evangelist

• He tries to convert others.

• He tries to save others from sin

• This word is used for corporate sector also.

• This person converts others into christian


Euthanasia

• It is well planned sometime.

• It can be good for old people in difficult conditions.

• Self death (planned).


Euphemism

• We use words, which are less negative or positive words for negative situation.

• If you have to talk about death of someone, you will use this.

• Use good word for bad situation


Evanescent

• Momentary


Exacerbate

• Good friends don’t exacerbate the difficulties.

• However, there are some persons in this class, who do it happily and enjoy.

• It is like putting salt on burns. To create further difficulties


Evict

• Someone will come and evict you from my class.

• Bitthal’s mobile evicts him from the class, and the helicopter evicts flood victims.


Exalt

• I have exalted Keshav too much.

• So, if you are exalted, come down to earth and start working hard.


Exasperate

• Abhilasha is looking exasperated.

• To irritated or annoyed or angry


Escoriate

• Don’t escoriate your friends – as you are doing now.

• Politicians do it regularly.• To criticise


Exert

• Exert yourself

• To try and work hard


Excursion

• Picnic / trip


Expatiate

• After 3 years, I shall invite you to expatiate about your experience here during these days.

• Do you do it at your home. • To explain in detail


Exiguous

• Dolly eats exiguous food (very less)


Explicable

• Which can be explained


Expedite

• Expedite now, exams are coming

• To speed up


Expunge

• He had to expunge some parts from book, because people protested it.

• To remove from books


Extravagant

• Someone who spends a lot of money.


Extirpate

• Let us extirpate poverty.

• To remove from roots.


Exult

• We should feel exulted, because, some of you are going to make a big big success

• To feel happy


Extricate

• Can you extricate yourself from class.

• To save oneself or remove from a problem.


ABOUT AFTERSCHO☺OL

Afterschoool conducts three year integrated PGPSE (after class 12th along with IAS / CA / CS) and 18 month PGPSE (Post Graduate Programme in Social Entrepreneurship) along with preparation for CS / CFP / CFA /CMA / FRM. This course is also available online also. It also conducts workshops on social entrepreneurship in schools and colleges all over India – start social entrepreneurship club in your institution today with the help from afterschoool and help us in developing society.


Why such a programme?

• To promote people to take up entrepreneurship and help develop the society

• To enable people to take up franchising and other such options to start a business / social development project

• To enable people to take up social development as their mission

• To enable people to promote spirituality and positive thinking in the world


Who are our supporters?

• Afterschoolians, our past beneficiaries, entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs are supporting us.

• You can also support us – not necessarily by money – but by being promotor of our concept and our ideas.


About AFTERSCHO☺OL PGPSE – the best programme for developing great

entrepreneurs• Most flexible, adaptive but rigorous programme• Available in distance learning mode• Case study focused- latest cases

• Industry oriented practical curriculum• Designed to make you entrepreneurs – not just

an employee• Option to take up part time job – so earn while

you learn • The only absolutely free course on internet


Workshops from AFTERSCHO☺OL

• IIF, Delhi• CIPS, Jaipur• ICSI Hyderabad Branch• Gyan Vihar, Jaipur• Apex Institute of Management, Jaipur• Aravali Institute of Management, Jodhpur• Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneshwar • Pacific Institute, Udaipur• Engineering College, Hyderabad


Flexible Specialisations:

• Spiritualising business and society• Rural development and transformation• HRD and Education, Social Development• NGO and voluntary work• Investment analysis,microfinance and inclusion • Retail sector, BPO, KPO• Accounting & Information system (with CA / CS /CMA)• Hospital management and Health care• Hospitality sector and culture and heritage• Other sectors of high growth, high technology and social

relevance


Salient features:• The only programme of its kind (in the whole world)• No publicity and low profile course• For those who want to achieve success in life – not just a

degree• Flexible – you may stay for a month and continue the rest of

the education by distance mode. / you may attend weekend classes

• Scholarships for those from poor economic background• Latest and constantly changing curriculum – keeping pace

with the time• Placement for those who are interested• Admissions open throughout the year • Latest and most advanced technologies, books and study

material


Components • Pedagogy curriculum and approach based on IIM Ahmedabad and ISB

Hyderabad (the founder is alumnus from IIMA & ISB Hyderabad)• Meditation, spiritualisation, and self development • Essential softwares for business• Business plan, Research projects• Participation in conferences / seminars• Workshops on leadership, team building etc. • Written submissions of research projects/articles / papers• Interview of entrepreneurs, writing biographies of entrepreneurs• Editing of journals / newsletters• Consultancy / research projects • Assignments, communication skill workshops• Participation in conferences and seminars• Group discussions, mock interviews, self development diaryng • Mind Power Training & writing workshop (by Dr. T.K.Jain)


Pedagogy

• Case analysis,• Articles from Harvard Business Review • Quiz, seminars, workshops, games, • Visits to entrepreneurs and industrial visits• Presentations, Latest audio-visuals• Group discussions and group projects• Periodic self assessment• Mentoring and counselling• Study exchange programme (with institutions out of

India)• Rural development / Social welfare projects


Branches

• AFTERSCHO☺OL will shortly open its branches in important cities in India including Delhi, Kota, Mumbai, Gurgaon and other important cities. Afterschooolians will be responsible for managing and developing these branches – and for promoting social entrepreneurs.


Case Studies

• We want to write case studies on social entrepreneurs, first generation entrepreneurs, ethical entrepreneurs. Please help us in this process. Help us to be in touch with entrepreneurs, so that we may develop entrepreneurs.


Basic values at AFTERSCHO☺OL

• Share to learn more• Interact to develop yourself• Fear is your worst enemy• Make mistakes to learn • Study & discuss in a group• Criticism is the healthy route to mutual support

and help • Ask fundamental questions : why, when, how &

where?• Embrace change – and compete with yourself

only


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