adjective C1 Spanish origin quixotic /kwɪkˈsɒtɪk/ · kwik-SOT-ik خیالیغیر حقیقیبے وقعت Roman Urdu: khayali ENGLISH MEANING Exceedingly idealistic; unrealistic and impractical. Quixotic describes actions or ideas that are lofty, romantic, and noble in intention but lack practical grounding. It is often used to critique overly ambitious dreams that ignore real-world constraints. The word carries a[...]
noun C1 Greek origin metamorphosis /ˌmetəˈmɔːrfəsɪs/ · me-tuh-MOR-fuh-sis تحولتبدیلیشکل بدلنا Roman Urdu: tahawul ENGLISH MEANING A complete change in form or structure. Metamorphosis describes a profound transformation, often dramatic, where something becomes entirely different in appearance or nature. It is commonly used for biological processes like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly, but also for[...]
noun B2 French origin aplomb /əˈplɒm/ · uh-PLOM اعتمادپُر اعتماد ہوناخود اعتمادی Roman Urdu: aplom ENGLISH MEANING Self‑confidence and composure, especially in difficult situations. Aplomb denotes a calm assurance and poise that lets a person handle pressure gracefully. It is often used to praise someone who stays steady under scrutiny or stress. The word adds[...]
noun B1 Italian origin gnocchi /ˈnjɒki/ · nyaw-kee گنوکیآلو کی بالیپاستا کا ایک قسم Roman Urdu: gnocchi (آلو کی بالی) ENGLISH MEANING A soft Italian dumpling made from potatoes, flour, and sometimes eggs. Gnocchi are small, pillow‑shaped dumplings that are boiled and served with sauce or butter. They are known for their tender, melt‑in‑your‑mouth texture[...]
verb B2 Latin via Old French origin astonish /əˈstɒnɪʃ/ · uh-STON-ish حیران کرنادنگ کرناحیرت میں ڈالنا Roman Urdu: hairaan karna ENGLISH MEANING To surprise someone greatly. Astonish describes a strong, often sudden surprise that leaves a person amazed or shocked. It is used when an event or fact exceeds expectations. The word adds an element[...]
noun B2 German origin zeitgeist /ˈtsaɪtɡaɪst/ · ZYET-gist عصری روحدور کی فضاوقت کا جذبہ Roman Urdu: aasri rooh ENGLISH MEANING The prevailing cultural, intellectual, or moral climate of an era. Zeitgeist describes the general atmosphere or spirit that defines a particular period in history. It is used when talking about trends in art, politics, or[...]
adjective C1 Hebrew via Latin origin seraphic /səˈræfɪk/ · suh-RAF-ik فرشتے جیسانیکپیار بھرا Roman Urdu: farishtay jaisa ENGLISH MEANING Extremely pure, innocent, or angelic. The word describes a quality that is heavenly, innocent and radiates a gentle kindness. It is often used for people, expressions, or scenes that seem untouched by worldly flaws. Its poetic[...]
phrase B2 English origin once in a blue moon /wʌns ɪn ə bluː muːn/ · wuhns in uh bloo moon کبھی کبھاربہت کمنایاب Roman Urdu: kabhi kabhaar ENGLISH MEANING Something that happens very rarely. The phrase is used to describe events that occur only on an exceptionally uncommon basis. It adds a light‑hearted tone, suggesting[...]
noun B2 Latin origin Alacrity /əˈlæk.rɪ.ti/ · uh-LAK-ri-tee سر عملمحبت سے تیار ہوناتیزی سے رسپانس دینا Roman Urdu: tayar tanadum ENGLISH MEANING Quick and cheerful readiness to do something. Alacrity describes a lively willingness and promptness to act, often with a pleasant enthusiasm. It is used when someone jumps into a task with zest rather[...]
noun C1 Greek origin Rhapsody /ˈræp.sə.di/ · RAP-suh-dee سرودراپسودینغمہ Roman Urdu: Sarood ENGLISH MEANING A highly enthusiastic or ecstatic expression, especially in music or literature. A rhapsody is a free‑form musical composition that is emotional and improvisational, or a piece of writing that conveys intense enthusiasm. It is used when something is wildly expressive, often[...]