phrase A2 English (American idiom) origin hit the hay /hɪt ðə ˈheɪ/ · hit thuh HAY سوناسو جانابستر پر جانا Roman Urdu: sona ENGLISH MEANING to go to bed or go to sleep. The phrase is an informal way of saying that you are about to retire for the night. It is often used in[...]
verb B2 Latin origin vindicate /ˈvɪn.dɪ.keɪt/ · VIN-di-kayt ثبوت کرنابرائی سے بچاناتصدیق کرنا Roman Urdu: thaboot karna ENGLISH MEANING to clear someone of blame or suspicion. To vindicate means to prove that someone was right or innocent after they have been accused. It is often used in legal, moral, or historical contexts where evidence removes[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin Nebulous /ˈnɛbjʊləs/ · NEB-yuh-luhs دھندلامبہمغیر واضح Roman Urdu: Mubham ENGLISH MEANING Unclear, vague, or lacking definite shape or form. Nebulous describes something that is hazy, indistinct, or not yet clearly defined. It is often used for ideas, plans, or memories that are fuzzy. The word adds a literary flair, suggesting a[...]
noun C1 Greek origin philomath /ˈfɪləmæθ/ · FI-luh-math مطالعہ کا شوقینعلم دوستسیکھنے کا شوق رکھنے والا Roman Urdu: Ilm dost ENGLISH MEANING A person who loves learning. A philomath is someone who has a deep enthusiasm for acquiring knowledge across many fields. It is often used to compliment a curious mind rather than a professional[...]
noun C1 Latin origin luminary /ˈluːmɪnəri/ · LOO-muh-ner-ee فروغ مند شخصمشہور رہنمانورانی ہستی Roman Urdu: Furoogh mand shakhs ENGLISH MEANING A person who inspires or influences others, especially in a particular field. A luminary is a well‑known expert or visionary who shines with knowledge or talent. It is used for figures like scientists, artists, or[...]