B2 Collocation Neutral

कच्चा काम।

kachcha kaam.

Shoddy work.

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Meaning

Poorly executed or incomplete work lacking quality.

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Cultural Background

In construction, 'kacchā' refers to temporary structures made of mud. Calling a concrete building 'kacchā' is a major insult. Teachers often use this to push students to revise their work.

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Context is key

Only use this for tasks, not for people or food.

Meaning

Poorly executed or incomplete work lacking quality.

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Context is key

Only use this for tasks, not for people or food.

Test Yourself

Which sentence correctly uses 'kacchā kām'?

Choose the best option:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: a

Option A correctly identifies a task as sloppy. B and C are contextually incorrect.

🎉 Score: /1

Visual Learning Aids

Quality Spectrum

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Quality

  • • Kacchā (Raw)
  • • Adhūrā (Incomplete)
  • • Pakkā (Solid)

Practice Bank

1 exercises
Which sentence correctly uses 'kacchā kām'? Choose A2

Choose the best option:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: a

Option A correctly identifies a task as sloppy. B and C are contextually incorrect.

🎉 Score: /1

Frequently Asked Questions

1 questions

No, it describes the work, not the person.

Related Phrases

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Pakkā kām

contrast

Solid/perfect work

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Adhūrā kām

similar

Incomplete work

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