idiom B1 American English origin keep your chin up /kiːp jɔːr tʃɪn ʌp/ · keep yohr CHIN up حوصلہ رکھوہمت مت ہاروپریشان نہ ہو Roman Urdu: Hosla rakho ENGLISH MEANING Stay positive and confident despite difficulties. Use this idiom to encourage someone who is facing a setback or feeling down. It suggests keeping a brave[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin plenary /ˈplɛnəri/ · PLEE-nuh-ree مکملکاملتمام Roman Urdu: Mukammal ENGLISH MEANING Complete or absolute, especially when referring to a meeting or authority. Plenary describes something that is full, unqualified, or attended by all members. It is often used for meetings where every eligible participant is present, or for authority that is unrestricted.[...]
adjective B2 Old English origin blithe /blaɪð/ · blith خوش مزاجپُر مسروربے فکری Roman Urdu: Khush mizaj ENGLISH MEANING Cheerfully carefree; showing a light‑hearted attitude. Someone who is blithe is noticeably happy and unconcerned about possible troubles. It is often used to describe a light, playful confidence, sometimes bordering on naïveté. The word carries a[...]
verb B2 Latin origin placate /pləˈkeɪt/ · pla-KAIT تسلی دیناسکون بخشناپُرسکون کرنا Roman Urdu: Tasalli dena ENGLISH MEANING To make someone less angry or hostile. To placate is to calm a person who is upset, angry, or hostile, often by offering something agreeable or making concessions. It is used when you want to reduce tension[...]
noun B2 French origin panache /pəˈnæʃ/ · puh-NASH اندازجوشپھُر Roman Urdu: andaaz ENGLISH MEANING A strikingly confident and stylish flair. Panache refers to a bold, flamboyant confidence that makes a person stand out, especially in how they dress or act. It implies a lively, charismatic energy that is both elegant and daring. Use it when[...]
noun B2 Latin origin Nimbus /ˈnɪm.bəs/ · NIM-buhs بادلگردابنِمباس Roman Urdu: baadal ENGLISH MEANING A rain‑bearing cloud or a glowing halo around a figure. Nimbus refers to a dense, often dark cloud that brings rain, or it can describe a luminous halo seen around saints or deities. It is frequently used in literary and meteorological[...]
adjective B1 Old English origin nimble /ˈnɪm.bəl/ · NIM-buhl چستتیز رفتارچپست Roman Urdu: chist ENGLISH MEANING Quick and light in movement or action. Something or someone that is nimble moves with ease, speed and agility. It is often used for people, animals, or mental quickness. The word adds a sense of graceful efficiency, not just[...]
noun B1 French from Arabic origin mirage /mɪˈrɑːʒ/ · mi-RAJ سرابمائےفریب Roman Urdu: Siraab ENGLISH MEANING A deceptive optical illusion that makes distant objects appear displaced, often seen over hot ground. A mirage occurs when light rays bend through layers of air with different temperatures, creating a false image of water, sky, or structures. It[...]
noun B2 Arabic via Latin origin azimuth /ˈæzɪˌmʌθ/ · AZ-i-muth سمت کا زاویہسمتجہاز کی سمت Roman Urdu: Simt ka zaviya ENGLISH MEANING The angular measurement between a reference direction and a target point. Azimuth is used mainly in navigation, astronomy and surveying to specify the direction of an object relative to north. It is expressed[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin pristine /ˈprɪs.tiːn/ · pris-TEEN خالصصافنقّی Roman Urdu: khaalis ENGLISH MEANING Unspoiled and in its original condition. Pristine describes something that has remained untouched, clean, or pure, as if it has just emerged from nature. It is often used for environments, objects, or even data that show no signs of wear or[...]