verb B1 Old English origin cringe /krɪndʒ/ · krinj کِرنچلجج محسوس کرناکُھج جانا Roman Urdu: lajj ka ehsas karna ENGLISH MEANING To feel embarrassed or disgusted by something awkward. Cringe is used when you react to a situation, comment, or behavior that makes you feel uncomfortable or embarrassed. It can describe both an involuntary physical[...]
noun B2 Latin origin anxiety /ˈæŋk.saɪ.ti/ · ANK-sy-uh-tee پریشانیتشویشاضطراب Roman Urdu: pareshani ENGLISH MEANING A feeling of worry or unease about something with an uncertain outcome. Anxiety is a mental state that ranges from mild nervousness to intense fear. It is usually triggered by a perceived threat or uncertainty. In everyday speech it describes the[...]
noun B2 Greek origin aesthetic /iːsˈθɛtɪk/ · es-THET-ik جمالیحسیاتیدلکش Roman Urdu: Jamali ENGLISH MEANING Relating to beauty or the appreciation of beauty. Aesthetic describes anything that is concerned with the nature of beauty, art, and taste. It is used when discussing visual appeal, design, or the feeling something evokes. The word often appears in art[...]
adjective B2 French origin abandoned /əˈbændənd/ · uh-BAN-did ترک شدہمتروکہاخراج کردہ Roman Urdu: Tark shuda ENGLISH MEANING Left without care, support, or occupancy. When something is described as abandoned, it means it has been deserted or left empty, often with no one looking after it. It can refer to places, objects, or even plans that[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin determined /dɪˈtɜːr.mɪnd/ · di-TER-mind پُر عزممستحکمپکا ارادہ رکھنے والا Roman Urdu: pur-azm ENGLISH MEANING Having a firm intention to achieve something. ‘Determined’ describes a person who is resolute and does not give up easily. It is used when talking about strong willpower or a decided course of action. The word adds[...]
adjective B1 Latin origin possessive /pəˈzɛsɪv/ · puh-ZES-iv ملکیتیحفاظتیذاتی Roman Urdu: malkiyati ENGLISH MEANING Showing ownership or a strong desire to keep something. A possessive attitude or form indicates that something belongs to someone. It is often used to describe people who are overly protective of their belongings or relationships. The word adds nuance by[...]
noun B1 Latin origin possession /pəˈzɛʃ.ən/ · puh-ZESH-un ملکیتقابض ہونادستیاب Roman Urdu: mulkiyat ENGLISH MEANING The state of owning or having something. Possession refers to the legal or physical ownership of an object, property, or rights. It is used when talking about what belongs to someone, whether tangible or intangible. The word also contrasts with[...]
noun A2 Latin (via Old French) origin niece /niːs/ · NEESE بھتیجیبہن کی بیٹیخالہ کی بیٹی Roman Urdu: bhateeji ENGLISH MEANING A daughter of one's brother or sister. A niece is the female child of your sibling, or the daughter of your brother-in-law or sister-in-law. Use it when talking about family relationships on the female[...]
noun A1 Old French origin nephew /ˈnɛfjuː/ · NEF-yoo بھتیجابھانجاپوتا Roman Urdu: Bhatija ENGLISH MEANING A son of one's sibling. A nephew is the male child of your brother or sister. It is used to describe a specific family relationship and is common in both casual conversation and formal writing. اردو معنی بھتیجا یا بھانجا[...]
noun B2 Greek origin epicenter /ˈepɪˌsɛntər/ · EP-i-sen-ter مرکزی نقطہاہم مقامنقطة مرکز Roman Urdu: markazi nuqta ENGLISH MEANING The point on the Earth's surface directly above an earthquake's focus. An epicenter is the location on the surface that experiences the strongest shaking during an earthquake. It is also used figuratively to describe the focal point[...]