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phrasal verb · B2
मुख्य रास्ते से कटना / अलग रास्ता लेना
to leave a main road or path to start traveling on a smaller one.
“After driving for two hours on the highway, we need to branch off onto a narrow dirt road.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
ब्रांड / खास नाम वाली चीज़
a name or design that identifies a company's products and makes them different from others.
“Kabir spent years building his clothing brand into one of the most trusted names in the city.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
बिल्कुल नया / एकदम कोरा
completely new and never used by anyone before
“Arjun carefully peeled the plastic film off the screen of his brand-new smartphone after unboxing it.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
पहचान / छवि
the specific image or reputation that a person builds and shows to the public
“Kabir posts helpful coding tips every day to build his personal brand as a tech expert.”
Practise this word →adjective · A2
बहादुर / हिम्मती
willing to do something dangerous or difficult without showing fear
“It was very brave of Arjun to jump into the swimming pool despite his fear of water.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
बिगाड़ देना / खराब करना
to cause a computer program or system to stop working correctly by making changes.
“Updating the login page might break other parts of the website if we are not careful.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
ख़राब हो जाना / बंद पड़ जाना
to suddenly stop working, usually for a machine or a vehicle
“I was late for the meeting because my scooter broke down on the way.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
टुकड़ों में समझाना / विस्तार से बताना
to separate information or a complex task into smaller parts to make it easier to understand
“Let me break down the project timeline into weekly tasks so it feels less overwhelming for everyone.”
Practise this word →phrase · B2
बराबर पर छूटना / न मुनाफ़ा न नुक़सान
to reach a point where the money you spend and the money you earn are exactly equal.
“After six months of hard work, Kabir's small cafe is finally starting to break even this month.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
अचानक दाने या रैश निकलना
to suddenly have a lot of spots, a rash, or sweat appear on your skin.
“Whenever Arjun uses this particular laundry detergent, his arms and neck break out in a red, itchy rash.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
आवाज़ कटना / साफ़ न सुनाई देना
when a person's voice on a call becomes unclear or stops because of a bad connection
“I can't hear you clearly because your voice is starting to break up; let me call you back.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
खराबी / टूट जाना
a time when a machine stops working or a relationship fails to continue.
“We were late for the wedding because our car suffered a sudden breakdown on the highway.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
ब्योरा / अलग-अलग विवरण
a list that shows the separate parts of a total amount to explain it clearly.
“The manager asked for a full breakdown of the project expenses to see why we were over budget.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
ताज़ा / ताज़ा खबर
describing news stories that are just starting to happen or have only recently been reported.
“The news anchor interrupted the regular program to share breaking news about a major traffic update.”
Practise this word →verb · A2
साँस लेना
to take air into your lungs and let it out again
“The doctor placed the stethoscope on my back and told me to breathe deeply.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
बेहद शानदार / दिलकश
so beautiful, surprising, or impressive that it makes you feel very excited.
“The view of the snow-capped Himalayas from our balcony in Manali was absolutely breathtaking.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
नस्ल / प्रजाति
a specific type of animal, like a dog or cat, that has been developed by humans.
“Arjun chose a Golden Retriever because this breed is known for being friendly and very patient with children.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
हल्की ठंडी हवा / मंद समीर
a light, gentle, and pleasant wind that makes you feel cool and comfortable.
“We sat on the balcony of our hotel, enjoying the cool sea breeze after a long day.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
रिश्वतखोरी / घूसखोरी
the act of giving money or gifts to someone to influence their official actions or decisions.
“The official was arrested after a hidden camera captured him engaging in bribery at his desk.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
दूरी कम करना / अंतर मिटाना
to reduce the difference or distance between two groups, ideas, or things to bring them together
“The new community center holds events to bridge the gap between young residents and the elderly population.”
Practise this word →adverb · B1
थोड़ी देर के लिए / संक्षेप में
for a very short period of time or using only a few words.
“Before the main presentation started, Kabir spoke briefly to the team about the day's schedule.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
बहुत होशियार / ज़बरदस्त
extremely intelligent or skilled at doing something
“Arjun came up with a brilliant solution to the coding problem that had confused the whole team.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
चमकदार / बहुत गहरा
extremely bright or vivid in color, giving off a lot of intense light
“The brilliant blue sky over the mountains made the whole landscape look like a colorful postcard.”
Practise this word →adverb · B1
बहुत शानदार ढंग से / खूबी से
in an extremely clever, talented, or impressive way that earns great admiration.
“Arjun handled the difficult client meeting brilliantly and managed to secure the new contract for his team.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
याद दिलाना / पुरानी यादें ताज़ा करना
to make someone remember or think about something from their past
“Looking at these old school photographs really brings back so many happy memories of our childhood.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
कमा कर लाना / नए ग्राहक जोड़ना
to attract new people to a business or to earn a particular amount of money.
“The new weekend brunch menu is helping the café bring in a lot of new customers lately.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
उभारना / निखारना
to make a particular quality, detail, or flavor much easier to see, notice, or taste.
“Adding a little bit of salt to the chocolate batter really helps bring out the sweetness.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
मना लेना / अपनी बात से सहमत करना
to persuade someone to agree with your opinion or accept your suggestion
“It took hours of discussion, but I finally managed to bring Arjun round to my way of thinking.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
साथ लाना / मेल-जोल बढ़ाना
to cause people to join as a group, often to collaborate or become friendly.
“The local neighborhood festival was a wonderful event that helped bring together people of all ages.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
बात छेड़ना / ज़िक्र करना
to start talking about a particular subject in a conversation
“I was nervous, but I finally brought up the topic of my salary increase.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
ताज़गी भरी ठंड / खुशनुमा सर्दी
describing weather that is cold in a way that makes you feel energetic and awake
“Taking a walk in the brisk morning air always helps Kabir feel awake before a long shift.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
दलाल / बिचौलिया
a person who arranges deals between others, especially for renting or buying property, for a fee.
“The broker showed Arjun three different apartments before he finally found one that fit his budget.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
इंटरनेट चलाना / सर्फ करना
to look at information, websites, or social media on the internet in a relaxed way.
“Instead of sleeping, Kabir stayed up late to browse the web for new travel destinations.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
नील / चोट का निशान
a dark, painful mark on your skin caused by hitting something or being hit
“Arjun had a nasty purple bruise on his arm after accidentally walking into the office door.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
चोट के कारण नील पड़ना / कुचल जाना
to damage the skin or surface by a hit, causing a dark or discoloured mark.
“Arjun bumped into the sharp edge of the wooden table and managed to bruise his leg badly.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
देर से किया गया नाश्ता / ब्रंच
a large meal eaten in the late morning that replaces both breakfast and lunch.
“Since we woke up late on Sunday, we decided to meet our friends for a relaxed brunch.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
बजट / खर्च की योजना
a plan that shows how much money you have and how you will spend it
“Neha and Arjun sat down on Sunday to make a budget for their monthly expenses.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
बजट / खर्च की सीमा
the specific amount of money you have available to spend on a particular thing.
“We need to find a nice hotel that fits within our small budget for this weekend trip.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
अतिरिक्त समय / फालतू समय
extra time or money kept in a plan to handle unexpected problems or delays.
“Priya decided to build in a thirty-minute buffer between meetings to account for potential traffic delays.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
माहौल बनाना / धीरे-धीरे बढ़ाना
to gradually increase or create a stronger feeling, such as excitement, tension, or expectation over time.
“The marketing team worked hard to build up excitement before the launch of the new electric scooter.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
भारी मात्रा / थोक
a large quantity of something, especially when bought or stored to save money
“Small business owners often save money by buying their office supplies in bulk from wholesale warehouses.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
ज़्यादातर हिस्सा / मुख्य भाग
the largest portion or the main part of something
“Arjun spent the bulk of his weekend finishing the project report for Monday's meeting.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
अचानक मिल जाना / इत्तेफाक से मिलना
to meet someone by chance when you did not expect to see them
“I was just buying vegetables at the market when I happened to bump into an old school friend.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
झटकों भरा / उबड़-खाबड़
having a lot of rough movement or sudden shakes during a journey
“The flight was extremely bumpy because of the storm, so we had to keep our seatbelts fastened.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
बोझ / भारी ज़िम्मेदारी
a heavy responsibility or a large amount of money that is difficult to pay or handle
“The monthly loan repayments became a heavy burden for Kabir after he suddenly lost his job.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
जलन / जला हुआ निशान
an injury on your skin or body caused by extreme heat, fire, or chemicals.
“Kabir accidentally touched the hot tawa and got a minor burn on his thumb while cooking dinner.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
बुरी तरह थक जाना / हिम्मत हार जाना
to become extremely tired or sick because you have worked too hard for too long
“If Arjun continues to work twelve hours every day without a break, he will eventually burn out.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
काम की थकान / मानसिक थकान
a state of complete physical and mental exhaustion caused by too much work and stress.
“After months of working twelve-hour shifts without a break, Arjun is finally suffering from serious burnout.”
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