noun | verb B1 Old Norse / Middle English origin glimpse /ɡlɪmps/ · GLIMP-s جھلکنظرةنظریہ Roman Urdu: Jhalak ENGLISH MEANING A brief or quick view of something. A glimpse is a momentary or incomplete look at someone or something. It suggests a brief, often accidental, observation rather than a thorough examination. Use it when you[...]
noun B2 Greek origin enigma /ɪˈnɪɡmə/ · ih-NIG-muh معمہپہیلیپریشانی Roman Urdu: ma'ima ENGLISH MEANING A puzzling or mysterious person, thing, or situation. An enigma is something that is difficult to understand or explain, often because it is obscure or has hidden meanings. It is used to describe a situation, object, or individual that leaves people[...]
noun B2 Latin origin soliloquy /səˈlɪl.ə.kwi/ · suh-LIL-uh-kwee خود کلامیتنہائی میں گفتگوآئینے میں خود سے بات Roman Urdu: khud kalami ENGLISH MEANING A speech a person delivers to themselves when alone. A soliloquy is a dramatic monologue where a character speaks his or her thoughts aloud, often unheard by other characters. It reveals inner feelings,[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin insightful /ɪnˈsaɪt.fəl/ · in-SIGHT-ful بصیرت والافہم پیدادراک کن Roman Urdu: basirat wala ENGLISH MEANING Having or showing deep understanding. Someone who is insightful notices hidden patterns and grasps the essence of a situation. Use it when praising analysis, comments, or observations that go beyond the obvious. It adds a tone of[...]
adjective C1 Greek origin labyrinthine /ˌlæb.əˈrɪn.θaɪn/ · lab-uh-RIN-thyne پیچیدہمارپیچیگھما گتھا Roman Urdu: Pechida ENGLISH MEANING Extremely complex or intricate, like a maze. Labyrinthine describes something that is so tangled or convoluted that it resembles a maze. It is often used for physical structures, ideas, or situations that are hard to navigate. The word adds a[...]
adjective B1 Latin origin diligent /ˈdɪlɪdʒənt/ · dil-i-juhnt محنتیکوشش طلبجوشیلا Roman Urdu: Mehnati ENGLISH MEANING Showing careful and persistent effort. A diligent person works with steady concentration and attention to detail. It is used to praise someone who does not give up and puts consistent effort into tasks. The word often carries a positive moral[...]
verb B2 Old French origin cherish /ˈtʃerɪʃ/ · CHER-ish قیمتی سمجھنامحبت سے رکھناعزت دینا Roman Urdu: qeemti samajhna ENGLISH MEANING To hold something dear and care for it deeply. Cherish means to value someone or something highly and to treat it with affection and respect. It is often used for relationships, memories, or treasured objects.[...]
noun C1 Latin origin susurration /sjuːˈsʌrˌeɪʃən/ · suhr-SUR-ay-shun سرسراہٹگھنگھراہٹسرگوشی Roman Urdu: Sarsarahat ENGLISH MEANING A soft, continuous rustling or whispering sound. Susurration describes the gentle murmur of leaves, wind, or a crowd speaking quietly. It is often used in poetic or literary contexts to convey a delicate, soothing ambience. The word adds a lyrical quality[...]
verb B2 English (likely from Scots slang) origin flummox /ˈflʌmɒks/ · FLUH-mox حیران کرناپریشان کرناغیر واضح کرنا Roman Urdu: hairan karna ENGLISH MEANING To bewilder or confuse someone completely. Flummox means to cause a person to become totally puzzled, often by presenting unexpected or contradictory information. It is used when someone's expectations are turned upside[...]
verb B2 Latin origin ruminate /ˈruːmɪneɪt/ · ROO-mi-nayt غور کرناسوچنادل میں اتارنا Roman Urdu: ghor karna ENGLISH MEANING To think deeply or contemplate something for a while. Ruminate means to turn a thought over repeatedly in one’s mind, much like a cow chewing cud. It is used when you need to reflect carefully on a[...]