phrasal verb · B1
take off
उड़ान भरना / उड़ना
when an aircraft leaves the ground and begins to fly into the air
“Please fasten your seatbelts and put your phones on flight mode as we are about to take off.”
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phrasal verb · B1
उड़ान भरना / उड़ना
when an aircraft leaves the ground and begins to fly into the air
“Please fasten your seatbelts and put your phones on flight mode as we are about to take off.”
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एकदम चल निकलना / तेज़ी से सफल होना
to suddenly become very successful, popular, or interest-gaining in a short time.
“After a famous food blogger shared a video of their samosas, the small shop really took off.”
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ज़िम्मेदारी लेना / काम लेना
to accept some work or responsibility
“Rahul decided to take on the new marketing project to prove his skills.”
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मानना है तो मानो / आखिरी फैसला
an offer that is final and will not be changed even if you disagree.
“I can only offer you five thousand rupees for this old phone; take it or leave it.”
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लेना / करवाना
to officially arrange and obtain a service like a loan, insurance policy, or a bank account
“Before starting her new business, Meera decided to take out a small loan to cover the initial costs.”
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कब्ज़ा करना / ज़िम्मेदारी संभालना
to assume control or responsibility for a business, project, or role from someone else.
“After the CEO retired, Kabir was chosen to take over the company and lead its expansion.”
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गर्व महसूस करना / फख्र होना
to feel very pleased and satisfied with your own achievements or someone else's success
“Arjun took pride in the garden he had spent all summer building in his small balcony.”
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पुरानी यादें ताज़ा करना / याद दिलाना
to make a person remember or think about a specific time or event from the past.
“The smell of freshly baked cardamom cake always takes me back to my grandmother's kitchen in Shimla.”
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डाँट सुनना / आलोचना झेलना
to accept blame or strong criticism for something, often on behalf of others
“When the project failed, Arjun decided to take the heat so his junior team wouldn't get fired.”
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ज़िम्मेदारी संभालना / पहल करना
to accept responsibility for organizing a project or guiding a group of people.
“Since nobody else volunteered for the presentation, Priya decided to take the lead and organize the slides.”
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ज़िम्मेदारी उठाना / नेतृत्व करना
to accept the main responsibility for a task or project and guide others through it.
“Since Arjun has the most experience with clients, he will take the lead on this new project.”
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गलत समझना / बुरा मान जाना
to be offended by a comment that was not meant to be hurtful or rude
“Please don't take this the wrong way, but your presentation could be a bit shorter and more focused.”
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समय लेना / जगह घेरना
to fill or use a specific amount of time, space, or energy
“The daily commute to the office can take up two hours of your time every single day.”
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खास बात / मुख्य निष्कर्ष
a main message or piece of information you learn from a talk or experience
“The main takeaway from today's meeting is that we need to improve our customer response time.”
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हैरान रह जाना / भौचक्का रह जाना
to feel shocked or confused because something happened suddenly and without any warning
“Rahul was completely taken by surprise when his colleagues suddenly walked in with a birthday cake.”
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चर्चा करना / सलाह-मशविरा करना
to discuss something thoroughly with someone before making a decision or solving a problem.
“Before deciding on the new apartment, Meera and Arjun sat down to talk over their budget.”
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दूसरे के ऊपर बोलना / बीच में बोलना
to speak at the same time as someone else, making it hard to hear them.
“Arjun keeps talking over Priya even though she is still explaining the project timeline.”
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मिलकर चर्चा करना / सलाह-मशविरा करना
to discuss a problem or situation with someone before making a final decision.
“Before we decide whether to rent this apartment, let's sit down and talk things over tonight.”
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विस्तार से चर्चा करना / बात करके सुलझाना
to discuss a situation or problem in detail to find a solution or reach an understanding
“Instead of staying angry, Arjun and Priya sat down to talk through their misunderstanding about the weekend plans.”
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उलझ जाना / फँस जाना
to become twisted together in a messy and confused way that is difficult to separate
“The thin wires of Kabir's earphones always seem to tangle in his pocket no matter how he folds them.”
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टंकी / बड़ा पात्र
A large container used for holding or storing liquids, especially water or fuel.
“Arjun climbed up to the roof to check if the water tank was finally full.”
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खटखटाना / थपथपाना
to hit something gently and quickly, usually making a light, clicking sound
“Arjun had to tap on the glass window to get his friend's attention inside the noisy cafe.”
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सार्वजनिक परिवहन में यात्रा शुरू करने के लिए कार्ड या फ़ोन को सेंसर पर लगाना
to place a travel card or phone against a reader to begin a trip on public transport.
“Remember to tap in at the metro station entrance even if the gates are already open.”
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लक्ष्य / टारगेट
a specific goal or level that a person or company wants to reach or achieve.
“The team worked late every evening this week to ensure they hit their monthly sales target.”
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खट्टापन / तीखापन
a sharp, sour, or acidic quality in the flavor of a food or drink.
“Meera added a spoonful of honey to the plain yogurt to balance its natural tartness.”
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गिरा देना / ढहाना
to intentionally destroy a building or other large structure so it no longer exists.
“The city decided to tear down the old cinema to make space for a new shopping mall.”
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आँखें भर आना / भावुक होना
to have your eyes start to fill with water because of a strong emotion
“Every time Arjun watches his sister’s wedding video, he begins to tear up during the farewell scene.”
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तकनीकी / विषय-संबंधी
connected with a particular subject and the special skills or knowledge needed for it.
“The manager asked Kabir to explain the project without using too many technical terms during the meeting.”
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महारथी / कुशल कारीगर
a person who has great practical skill and knowledge in a particular art, craft, or sport
“Though her paintings lack deep emotion, Meera is a superb technician who masters every brushstroke perfectly.”
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तरीका / तकनीक
a specific way of doing a task that requires skill or practice to master.
“The yoga instructor showed Arjun the proper breathing technique to help him relax during the difficult pose.”
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थकाऊ / उबाऊ
boring and lasting for a long time because it involves repeating the same small tasks.
“Checking every single cell in this massive spreadsheet is a tedious task that takes all morning.”
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उबाऊ तरीके से / बहुत धीरे-धीरे
in a way that is boring and continues for too long
“Karan sat at the table and tediously peeled every single grape for his grandmother's fruit salad.”
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गु़स्सा / चिड़चिड़ा स्वभाव
a tendency to become angry very easily or suddenly.
“Arjun has a short temper and often starts shouting when the internet connection is slow.”
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कुछ समय के लिए / थोड़े वक्त के लिए
for a short time only, rather than forever or permanently
“The banking app is temporarily down for maintenance, but it should be back online within an hour.”
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अस्थायी / कुछ समय के लिए
lasting for a short or limited amount of time rather than forever.
“The office is undergoing repairs, so we are working from a temporary space in the basement.”
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अक्सर ऐसा होना / आदत होना
to be likely to behave in a particular way or have a specific habit.
“I tend to drink a lot of water when I am working in the office all day.”
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मुलायम / नरम
soft and easy to cut or eat because it has been cooked well.
“The mutton was so tender that it practically fell off the bone as Arjun started eating.”
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तनाव में / घबराया हुआ
feeling nervous and unable to relax because you are worried or under pressure
“Karan felt incredibly tense as he waited in the lobby for his final job interview to begin.”
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तनाव / बेचैनी
a feeling of worry, nervousness, or lack of trust that makes it hard to relax
“Deep breathing exercises helped Kabir release the tension in his shoulders before the important client presentation.”
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तनाव / अनबन
a feeling of fear, anger, or unfriendliness between people or groups who do not trust each other.
“There was a lot of tension in the office after Arjun and Neha had a loud argument.”
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खिंचाव / तनाव
the physical condition of being stretched very tight or having stiff muscles.
“After sitting at his desk for eight hours, Kabir felt a lot of tension in his shoulders.”
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तनाव / आपसी मनमुटाव
feelings of worry, anger, or nervousness that exist between people or groups of people
“The manager called a meeting to ease the tensions between the marketing and sales departments.”
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शर्तें
the specific rules or conditions that you must agree to in a contract or agreement
“I am happy to accept the job, but we need to discuss the terms of the contract.”
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नियम और शर्तें / शर्तें
the specific rules that you must accept before using a service or buying a product.
“Please read the terms and conditions carefully before you click the accept button on the new app.”
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छत / बालकनी जैसी खुली जगह
a flat, paved outdoor area next to a house or apartment for relaxing or eating.
“We usually have our morning tea on the terrace while enjoying the view of the park.”
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कपड़ा / बुना हुआ कपड़ा
any type of cloth or material made by weaving or knitting fibers together.
“While traveling through Rajasthan, Priya bought several traditional textiles to decorate her new apartment in Mumbai.”
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बनावट / स्पर्श का अहसास
the way a surface or substance feels when you touch it or how it looks.
“The wall has a rough texture because of the special paint Neha used in the living room.”
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शुक्र है / राहत की बात है
used to say you are glad or relieved that something did or did not happen
“Thankfully, Kabir found his wallet in the café just before he had to pay for his metro ticket.”
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