Open Challenge 4 u. Below 6 item names are given which we see daily . Correct the Spelling of the items 1. Pturecmo 2. Open challenge 4 u. Below 6 items names are given which we see daily . Correct the spelling of the items 1.iibayrn 2.vnetiiiosl 3.eohlcst 4.paeumk 5.eenilphto 6.lfiees. Who will find this they will get 1 lakh. 3. ihbugtlet 4. tpsasurl 5. irmror 6. Lebomi Lets Check Ur Brain how its work. Time limit 24 Hrs.
Answers
5 mirror 1 birayni
6 fliees
Answer :
This question is based on anagrams.
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'anagrams' as 'a word or phrase made by using the letters of another word or phrase in a different order.'
The rearranged words are as follows :
1. iibayrn = Biryani
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'biryani' as 'a dish originally from South Asia consisting of rice with meat, fish, or vegetables and various spices.'
2. vnetiiiosl = Violinist
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'violinist' as 'a person who plays a violin.'
3. eohlcst = clothes
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'clothes' as 'things such as dresses and trousers that you wear to cover, protect, or decorate your body.'
4. paeumk = makeup
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'makeup' as 'colored substances used on your face to improve or change its appearance.'
5. eenilphto = Heel point
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'heel' as 'the part of a sock or shoe that covers the heel of the foot.'
6. Lebomi = mobile
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'mobile' as 'cell phone a mobile phone.'
Some other anagrams are also present in this question. These are :
a) Pturecmo = Computer
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'computer' as 'an electronic machine that is used for storing, organizing, and finding words, numbers, and pictures, for doing calculations, and for controlling other machines.'
b) ihbugtlet = Tube Light
Tube light is an electric lamp in the form of a tube.
c) irmror = mirror
Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'mirror' as 'a piece of glass with a shiny, metal-covered back that reflects light, producing an image of whatever is in front of it.'