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The poor ____ much in winter.

The poor ____ much in winter. Correct Answer suffer

Adjective - এরপূর্বে the ব্যবহৃত হলে, তা সবসময় common plural noun হিসেবে ব্যবহৃত হয়। Suffer অর্থ ভোগা। The poor suffer much in winter, অর্থাৎ গরিবেরা শীতকালের চরম দুর্ভোগে থাকে/ খুব কষ্টে থাকে।

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