adjective B1 Latin origin candid /ˈkændɪd/ · KAN-did کھلی باتسیدھابے تکلف Roman Urdu: khuli baat ENGLISH MEANING open, sincere, and straightforward. Candid describes a person or statement that is honest and frank, without hidden motives. It is often used when praising sincerity or when referring to unposed, natural observations. The word also carries a pleasant[...]
noun B2 Old English origin twilight /ˈtwʌi.laɪt/ · TWAI-lite سہراغسقشام کا وقت Roman Urdu: Sahara ENGLISH MEANING The soft dim light after sunset. Twilight is the period between day and night when the sun is just below the horizon, creating a gentle, diffused illumination. It is often used to describe a quiet, reflective time that[...]
adjective B1 English origin balmy /ˈbɑːlmi/ · BAL-mee نرمخوشگوارپُرسکون Roman Urdu: Narm aur khushgawar ENGLISH MEANING Pleasantly mild and soothing, usually referring to weather. Balmy describes weather that is comfortably warm and gentle, often with a hint of humidity that feels refreshing. It can also be used figuratively for a calm, pleasant atmosphere. The word[...]
noun B2 Greek via Latin origin panacea /ˌpæn.əˈsiː.ə/ · pan-uh-SEE-uh ہر مرض کا علاجکل علاجسب بیماریوں کا حل Roman Urdu: har marz ka ilaaj ENGLISH MEANING A solution or remedy that is believed to cure all problems. A panacea is an ideal or hypothetical cure that can solve every difficulty or disease. It is often[...]
noun B2 Dutch origin doldrums /ˈdɒl.drəmz/ · DOL-drumz اداس حالتسستیپستگی Roman Urdu: Udaas Haalat ENGLISH MEANING A state of inactivity, gloom, or depression. The word 'doldrums' describes a period when energy, enthusiasm, or progress is lacking, often feeling stuck or listless. It is commonly used for moods, economies, or projects that have stalled. The term[...]
verb B1 Middle French origin embark /ɛmˈbɑːrk/ · em-BAHRK سوار ہوناجوش سے شروع کرناسفر کرنا Roman Urdu: sawaar hona ENGLISH MEANING To begin a journey, project, or new activity. Embark means to start something important, especially a trip, a career, or a major undertaking. It is often used when you are about to set out[...]
verb B2 Middle English origin marvel /ˈmɑːr.vəl/ · MAR-vəl حیرتعجوبہپری حیرت Roman Urdu: hairat ENGLISH MEANING to be filled with wonder or admiration. When you marvel at something, you look at it with great admiration and surprise. It is often used for things that are extraordinary or impressive, like a spectacular view or a brilliant[...]
noun B2 French origin vignette /vɪnˈjɛt/ · vin-YET منظرمختصر خاکہجزئیہ بیان Roman Urdu: Manzar / Mukhtasar Khaka / Juz'iya Bayaan ENGLISH MEANING A short, evocative description or scene. A vignette is a brief, descriptive piece that captures a moment, image, or impression, often used in literature and film to set mood. It isn’t a full[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin oblivious /əbˈlɪv.i.əs/ · uh-BLIV-ee-uhs غافلنہ جاننابےخبری Roman Urdu: Ghafal ENGLISH MEANING Not aware of or not noticing something. A person who is oblivious fails to notice what is happening around them. It is often used when someone ignores obvious facts or cues. The word carries a subtle nuance of being unintentionally[...]
noun B2 Latin origin languor /ˈlæŋɡʊər/ · LANG-gur کسکسست رفتارینست Roman Urdu: kasak ENGLISH MEANING A feeling of tiredness, weakness, or lack of energy. Languor describes a gentle, often pleasant, sense of sluggishness or fatigue. It is used when someone feels physically or emotionally drained, but not necessarily ill. The word conveys a mellow, almost[...]