noun | verb B1 Old Norse / Middle English origin glimpse /ɡlɪmps/ · GLIMP-s جھلکنظرةنظریہ Roman Urdu: Jhalak ENGLISH MEANING A brief or quick view of something. A glimpse is a momentary or incomplete look at someone or something. It suggests a brief, often accidental, observation rather than a thorough examination. Use it when you[...]
adjective B2 Latin origin insightful /ɪnˈsaɪt.fəl/ · in-SIGHT-ful بصیرت والافہم پیدادراک کن Roman Urdu: basirat wala ENGLISH MEANING Having or showing deep understanding. Someone who is insightful notices hidden patterns and grasps the essence of a situation. Use it when praising analysis, comments, or observations that go beyond the obvious. It adds a tone of[...]
verb B2 Old French origin cherish /ˈtʃerɪʃ/ · CHER-ish قیمتی سمجھنامحبت سے رکھناعزت دینا Roman Urdu: qeemti samajhna ENGLISH MEANING To hold something dear and care for it deeply. Cherish means to value someone or something highly and to treat it with affection and respect. It is often used for relationships, memories, or treasured objects.[...]
verb B2 Latin origin ruminate /ˈruːmɪneɪt/ · ROO-mi-nayt غور کرناسوچنادل میں اتارنا Roman Urdu: ghor karna ENGLISH MEANING To think deeply or contemplate something for a while. Ruminate means to turn a thought over repeatedly in one’s mind, much like a cow chewing cud. It is used when you need to reflect carefully on a[...]
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[...]
adjective B1 English origin balmy /ˈbɑːlmi/ · BAL-mee نرمخوشگوارپُرسکون Roman Urdu: Narm aur khushgawar ENGLISH MEANING Pleasantly mild and soothing, usually referring to weather. Balmy describes weather that is comfortably warm and gentle, often with a hint of humidity that feels refreshing. It can also be used figuratively for a calm, pleasant atmosphere. The word[...]
verb B2 Middle English origin marvel /ˈmɑːr.vəl/ · MAR-vəl حیرتعجوبہپری حیرت Roman Urdu: hairat ENGLISH MEANING to be filled with wonder or admiration. When you marvel at something, you look at it with great admiration and surprise. It is often used for things that are extraordinary or impressive, like a spectacular view or a brilliant[...]
noun B2 Latin origin vernacular /vərˈnækjələr/ · vur-NAK-yuh-ler بول چالمقامی زبانعوامی زبان Roman Urdu: bol chaal ENGLISH MEANING The language or dialect spoken by ordinary people in a particular region. Vernacular refers to the everyday speech of a community, distinct from formal or literary language. It is used when you want to highlight local color[...]
adjective B2 Greek origin kinesthetic /kɪnɪˈstɛtɪk/ · ki-ni-STEH-tik حسیحرکتی احساسجسمانی احساس Roman Urdu: harakati ehsas ENGLISH MEANING Relating to the perception of body movement and position. Kinesthetic describes the sense that lets us feel the position, tension, and motion of our muscles and joints. It is often used when talking about learning styles, sports training,[...]
adjective C1 Latin origin cogent /ˈkoʊdʒənt/ · KOJ-uhnt موزونمنطقیقابلِ قبول Roman Urdu: Moozoon ENGLISH MEANING Clear, logical, and convincing. A cogent argument or statement is well‑structured, persuasive, and easy to understand. It is used especially in academic, legal, or formal contexts where the strength of reasoning matters. Its impact lies in its logical coherence and[...]