noun B2 Latin origin fervor /ˈfɜːr.vɔːr/ · FUR-vor جذبہپُرجوشیتیزی Roman Urdu: Jazba ENGLISH MEANING A powerful, passionate feeling about something. Fervor denotes an intense, almost burning enthusiasm or devotion. It is used when emotions are so strong they feel like heat inside. The word adds a vivid, energetic tone to speech or writing. اردو معنی[...]
phrase B2 English (metaphorical) origin silver lining /ˈsɪl.vɚ ˈlaɪ.nɪŋ/ · sil-vur LIE-ning چمکدار پہلوروشن امیداُمید کی کرن Roman Urdu: chamakdar pehlu ENGLISH MEANING A hopeful or positive aspect in an otherwise bad situation. The phrase ‘silver lining’ points to a hidden benefit or bright side that appears when circumstances are difficult. It is often used[...]
noun B2 English origin gobbledygook /ˈɡɒb.əl.diˌɡuːk/ · GOB-uhl-dee-GOOK بے معنی الفاظبکواسپکڑی ہوئی باتیں Roman Urdu: be ma'ni alfaaz ENGLISH MEANING Speech or writing that is unintelligible or full of nonsense. Gobbledygook refers to language that is overly complex, technical, or filled with jargon, making it hard to understand. It is often used to criticize official[...]
noun B2 French origin endeavor /ɛnˈdɛvər/ · en-DEV-er کوششمحنتکوششِ خاص Roman Urdu: koshish ENGLISH MEANING A serious or determined attempt to achieve something. An endeavor is a focused, often strenuous, effort made toward a goal. It implies dedication and a willingness to overcome obstacles, rather than a casual or half‑hearted try. اردو معنی endeavor کا[...]
noun B2 Middle English origin mettle /ˈmɛtəl/ · MET-ul حوصلہجذبہعزم Roman Urdu: Hosla ENGLISH MEANING A person's ability to stay brave and determined in difficult situations. Mettle refers to the inner strength and courage that enables someone to face challenges without giving up. It is often used to commend resilience, especially when a tough test[...]
verb B1 Old English origin blossom /ˈblɑːsəm/ · BLOSS-uhm پھولناپھول آناکھلنا Roman Urdu: phoolna ENGLISH MEANING To develop or mature in a promising way, like a flower opening. Blossom describes the process of growth or improvement, especially when something or someone becomes more attractive, confident, or skilled. It is often used metaphorically for personal development,[...]
noun B2 Spanish origin bravado /brəˈvɑː.doʊ/ · bruh-VAH-doh جسارتحکمتِ دکھاوےبے دِلّی Roman Urdu: Jasarat ENGLISH MEANING A bold, sometimes aggressive display of confidence that may hide insecurity. Bravado is a pretended bravery that is often loud and theatrical. It is used when someone wants to impress others but may not feel truly courageous inside. The[...]
verb B2 Old French origin beguile /bɪˈɡaɪl/ · bih-GAHYL فریب دینادل بہلانادلچسپ بنانا Roman Urdu: fareb dena ENGLISH MEANING To charm or trick someone in a deceptive way. Beguile means to attract or delight someone, often by using false promises or clever flattery. It carries a subtle implication of deceit, so it is used when[...]
noun C1 Latin origin quintessence /kwɪnˈtɛs(ə)ns/ · kwin-TES-ens جوہرخالص کیفیتمکمل نمونہ Roman Urdu: Johar ENGLISH MEANING The most perfect or typical example of something. Quintessence refers to the purest, most concentrated form of a quality or a thing. It is used when you want to highlight the ultimate example that embodies all essential features. In[...]
adjective B2 British English (slang) origin gobsmacked /ˈɡɒbˌsmækt/ · GOB-smakt حیرانمتجسسپریشان Roman Urdu: hairaan ENGLISH MEANING extremely surprised or amazed Gobsmacked describes a feeling of sudden, intense surprise that leaves you almost speechless. It is informal and often used when something unexpected has a strong impact. The word adds dramatic flair to everyday conversation. اردو[...]
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