Idioms Beginning With ‘L’
Idioms Meaning Lady’s man A man who is fond of the company of women. (जो महिलाओं के संगत में रहना पसंद करता हो) Lame excuse False excuse/ baseless excuse (असंतोषजनक बहाना)
Idioms Beginning With ‘K’
Idioms Meaning Keep up appearance to keep one’s prestige/ to maintain outward show (बाहरी दिखावा बनाये रखना) Kick one’s heels wait impatiently to be summoned (बुलावे के लिए बेसब्री से
Idioms Beginning With ‘J’
Idioms Meaning Jack of all trades Doing so many works without mastering even single (हरफनमौला) Join hands Work collectively (हाथ मिलाना) Jam-packed Crowded to the bursting point (खचाखच भरा) Juvenile
Idioms Beginning With ‘I’
Idioms Meaning Impress (idea) on To convince someone (मन में बैठाना (कोई बात किसी व्यक्ति के)) In a tight corner In a difficult situation (परेशानी में होना) In apple pie
Idioms Beginning With ‘H’
Idioms Meaning Halcyon days Peaceful days (खुशगवार दिन) Hammer and sickle A symbolic representation of commu-nism in general. (समाजवाद का प्रतीक) Hammer and tongs With great effort or energy. (बहुत
Idioms Beginning With ‘G’
Idioms Meaning Gain on To come close to (प्रतियोगिता में नजदीक होना) Gave the game away Gave out the secret (भेद खोलना) Get a raw deal Treated badly (बुरा व्यवहार)
Idioms Beginning With ‘E’ and ‘F’
Idioms Beginning With ‘E’ Eagle eyed With keen eyesight (तेज नजर वाला) Eat humble pie To apologize. (शर्मीन्दगी झेलना ) Eat one’s words Take a statement back. (शब्द वापस लेना)
Idioms Beginning With ‘D’
Idioms Meaning Dance to one’s tune Obeying one’s order (हुक्म का पालन करना ) Dark horse One who wins unexpectedly (जो अप्रत्याशित रूप से जीत जाए ) Dead letter
Idioms Beginning With ‘C’
Idioms Meaning Call for To demand (answer, explanation) माग करना Call forth To produce a reaction (कई प्रतिक्रिया पैदा करना) Call in To summon ( भीतर बुलाना) Call off
Idioms Beginning With ‘B’
Back of To choose not to take (मुश्किल में फंसने से बचने के लिए कदम उठाने से पीछे हटना) Back out To break a promise (वादा खिलाफी करना) Back up
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