shoe string - Meaning in Marathi
shoe string - Meaning in Marathi
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Definitions and Meaning of shoe string in English
shoe string noun
- a lace used for fastening shoes
Synonyms
shoe lace, shoelace, shoestring
नाडी, बंद
- a small amount of money
Synonyms
shoestring
Example
- "he managed it on a shoestring"
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What is shoe string meaning in Marathi?
The word or phrase shoe string refers to a lace used for fastening shoes, or a small amount of money. See shoe string meaning in Marathi, shoe string definition, translation and meaning of shoe string in Marathi. Find shoe string similar words, shoe string synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of shoe string. Find the answer of what is the meaning of shoe string in Marathi.
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