phrase B1 Theatre (English) origin break a leg /breɪk ə lɛɡ/ · BREAK a LEG کامیابی کی دعااچھی قسمتکامیاب ہونا Roman Urdu: kaamyabi ki dua ENGLISH MEANING A theatrical way to wish someone good luck. Used especially before a performance, audition, or important event to convey good wishes. It sounds contradictory, but in the performing[...]
idiom B1 English origin knock on wood /ˈnɒk ɒn wʊd/ · nok on wood لکڑی پر ہاتھ تھپتھپاناکسی بدقسمتی سے بچنے کے لیے لکڑی کو تھپتھپانادستک دینا (بدقسمتی روکنے کیلئے) Roman Urdu: kisi buri taqdeer se bachne ke liye lakri par haath thapna ENGLISH MEANING A phrase used to avoid attracting bad luck after a[...]
phrase B1 English idiom origin hit the road /hɪt ðə roʊd/ · hit thuh rohd روڈ پر جاناسفر شروع کرنانکالا ہونا Roman Urdu: safar shuru karna ENGLISH MEANING to leave or start a journey. The phrase is used informally to tell someone to depart or to describe the act of beginning a trip, especially by[...]
phrase B1 English origin xxxl size /ˌɛksˈɛksˈɛks ˈsaɪz/ · eks-eks-eks el size بہت بڑا سائزبہت زیادہ سائزعظیم سائز Roman Urdu: buhat bara size ENGLISH MEANING A clothing size larger than extra‑extra‑large. XXXL size indicates a garment that is three steps above the regular large size. It is used when XL and XXL still feel tight,[...]