Transit gambit – The Hindu (Dec 20, 2017)
Already grappling with the Goods and Services Tax transition, businesses are now anxious about how the roll-out of e-way bills will pan out. For further reading, visit “The Hindu”.
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Word List-1 (To Improve English Vocabulary)
- gambit (noun) – strategy, plan, course of action.
- grapple with (verb) – tackle, confront; deal with.
- roll-out (noun) – official launch / introduction.
- pan out (phrasal verb) – turn/work out, conclude, result.
- intra- (prefix) – within.
- inter- (prefix) – between, among.
- differing (adjective) – varying, dissimilar, unlike.
- intercept (verb) – stop, interrupt, block/obstruct.
- stagger (verb) – arrange/order something alternatively at intervals.
- plummet (verb) – fall steeply/sharply, plunge, tumble.
- substantive (adjective) – important & meaningful.
- kick in (phrasal verb) – come into effect.
- shortfall (noun) – defect, imperfection, deficiency.
- feel the pinch (phrase) – suffer hardship, suffer adversity.
- dilemma (noun) – difficulty, problem, conundrum.
- tax evasion (noun) – an act of avoiding / dodging / bypassing tax payment.
- bump up (phrasal verb) – make larger, increase, raise.
- plug (noun) – stop, seal, close.
- glitch (noun) – problem, difficulty, issue/complication.
- onerous (adjective) – inconvenient, troublesome, awkward.
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