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rubber in Hindi

rubber in Hindi is रबर, रबड़ — rubber means a stretchy, water-resistant material made from the sap of certain trees or synthetically.

rubber in Hindi

रबर
masculine
pliable material derived from the sap of the rubber tree
रबड़
masculine
pliable material derived from the sap of the rubber tree

What does "rubber" mean?

  1. noun A stretchy, water-resistant material made from the sap of certain trees or synthetically.
    "Rubber is used in boots because it keeps water out."
  2. noun (chiefly British) An eraser.
    "He rubbed out the wrong answer with a rubber and wrote it again."
  3. noun (informal) A condom.
    "He kept a rubber in his wallet, just in case."
  4. noun In bridge and similar games, a set or series of games played to decide an overall winner.
    "Our team needed to win one more game to take the rubber."
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rubber in a sentence

  • Rubber is used in boots because it keeps water out.
  • The ball was made of soft rubber and bounced very high.
  • He rubbed out the wrong answer with a rubber and wrote it again.
  • There was a small rubber on the end of her pencil.

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rubber का हिंदी में क्या अर्थ है?
"rubber" in Hindi is रबर, रबड़. rubber means: A stretchy, water-resistant material made from the sap of certain trees or synthetically.
How do you use "rubber" in a sentence?
Example: "Rubber is used in boots because it keeps water out." In Hindi, "rubber" is रबर, रबड़.
Are there other ways to say "rubber" in Hindi?
Yes — Hindi has 2 translations listed for "rubber": रबर, रबड़.
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