Idioms with Hindi meaning(मुहावरे हिंदी अर्थ के साथ )
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Idioms with Hindi meaning Part-02 Idioms Part-1 A-D
नमस्कार दोस्तों, आज में आपको बताने वाला हु, English के कुछ रोजाना इस्तेमाल होने वाले Idioms with Hindi meaning इन Idioms को सिखने के बाद आप आसानी अंग्रेजी बोल, लिख, और समझ सकते हो। सभी Idioms with Hindi meaning जो इस पोस्ट में दिए गए है। वो सभी आपको english बोलने व लिखने में उपयोगी सिद्ध होंगे। तो आईये बिना देर किये सीखते है Idioms with Hindi meaning
hello, Friends Today I am going to tell you in this post Daily use English Idioms with Hindi meaning which after learning you can easily speak and write in English. All the Idioms with Hindi meaning mentioned in this post are going to be useful in speaking and writing in English every day, so let’s start learning without delay.
Idioms Started with E and F Idioms with Hindi meaning Part-02
S.N. | Idioms | Hindi meaning | Use in sentences |
01 | Easy come easy go | बिना प्रयास प्राप्त होना | She inherited great wealth but spent it all foolishly .it was a case of easy come easy go |
02 | Enemy number one | सबसे बड़ा शत्रु | Rajan is my enemy number one |
03 | Eyewash | दुसरो को धोखा देना | Their talk of helping the poor is a mere eyewash |
04 | Evening of life | बुढ़ापा | Old people gossip away the evening of their lives |
05 | Feather one’s nest | अवैध कमाई | The corrupt people are always busy feathering their nests. |
06 | Fed up with | तंग आ जाना | I am fed up with this daily routine. |
07 | Fancy price | अधिक मूल्य का होना | He has recently bought a car at a fancy price. |
08 | Fall in with | अचानक मिलना | I fell in with pooja at parsuliya. |
09 | Fall a pray to | ठग जाना | The innocent people fell prey to |
10 | Fall to work | कार्य आरम्भ करना | She fell to work with enthusiasm and completed the job in an hour. |
Idioms Started with G
S.N. | Idioms | Hindi meaning | Use in sentences |
01 | Get into hot water | मुसीबत में फसना | The student got into hot water for using unfair means in the examinations. |
02 | Get off scot-free | दंड से बचना | His fault was very serious still he Get off scot-free. |
03 | Go hand in hand | साथ साथ चलना | Going hand in hand with hi expansion program of the company is a massive plan of modernization. |
04 | Gala day | ख़ुशी का अवसर | The annual function was a gala day for the students. |
05 | Golden opportunity | स्वर्ण अवसर | It is a golden opportunity for Divyansh to go abroad. |
06 | Gird up the loins | कमर कसना | All of us must Gird up the loins to fight black marketing. |
07 | Golden mean | बिच का मार्ग | It is better to find Golden means rather than going to extremes. |
Idioms Started with H
S.N. | Idioms | Hindi meaning | Use in sentences |
01 | Have one’s way | अपनी ही बात करना | Little children must have their way I everything. |
02 | High time | ठीक समय होना | It is high time to go to work. |
03 | Heart and soul | सच्चे दिल से | He entered into the work heart and soul. |
04 | Hand to mouth | गुजर बसर करना | Many persons in India live from hand to mouth. |
05 | Hold water | ठोस होना | your theory does not hold much water. |
06 | Heart and soul | पूरी शक्ति से | my friends helped me, heart and soul. |
07 | Hue and cry | शोरगुल करना | What were that hue and cry? |
08 | Hush money | रिश्वत | The mistress paid hush money to the maid to keep her secret. |
09 | Himalaya blunder | भारी गलती | It was the Himalaya blunder of Gandhiji to accept the partition of the country. |
10 | Holds one’s own | डटे रहना | The Rajputs held their own against the mighty Mughals. |
Idioms Started with I
S.N. | Idioms | Hindi meaning | Use in sentences |
01 | Ins and outs | विवरण | I know the ins and outs of this matter. |
02 | In smooth water | आराम से | Now, the boys are in smooth water. |
03 | Into hot water | मुसीबत में | By speculating, he has got himself into hot water. |
04 | Idle compliment | झूठी प्रसंसा | Praising him for his work was an Idle compliment. |
05 | In the same boat | सामान परिस्थिति होना | Due to their financial problems, they are sailing in the same boat. |
06 | In the prime of | युवावस्था में | Rajan died in the prime of his life. |
07 | In vain | व्यर्थ में | His all efforts went in vain as he could not pass the examination. |
08 | In the long run | अंत में | It is true that honesty pays in the long run. |
09 | In a body | मिलकर | the two brothers did all the work in a body. |
10 | In spite of | के बावजूत | He failed in spite of hard work. |
Idioms Started with J and K Idioms with Hindi meaning Part-02
S.N. | Idioms | Hindi meaning | Use in sentences |
01 | Join in with | हिस्सा लेना | He joined in with us at the acting. |
02 | jack of all trades | हरफन मोला | Divyansh is the jack of all trades but master of none. |
03 | Keep one’s head above water | आर्थिक तबाही से बचे रहना | He is in debt and can’t keep his head above water. |
04 | Keep in touch with | संपर्क बनाये रखना | Dev promised to keep in touch with us while he was abroad. |
05 | Kith and kin | निकट संबंदी | He invited all his kith and kin to his party. |
06 | Keep pace with | साथ साथ चलना | It is difficult for the newcomer to keep pace with the class. |
07 | Keep body and soul together | निर्वाह करना | The farmers worked hard to keep body and soul together. |
08 | Keep to the house | घर से बहार न जाना | He keeps to the house because of his illness. |
09 | Keep track of | नोट करके रखना | He is in habit of keeping track of all his expenses. |
Idioms Started with L
Idioms with Hindi meaning Part-02
S.N. | Idioms | Hindi meaning | Use in sentences |
01 | Leave no stone unturned | कोई कसर नहीं छोड़ना | He did not leave any stone unturned to secure a job. |
02 | Long and short off | संक्षिप्त में | The long and short off story is that the boy has stolen the watch. |
03 | Leap in the dark | खतरे से भरा कदम | H advised you to deceive your officer, it was leap in the dark. |
04 | Lead by the nose | अनुचित प्रभाव होना | That lady leads her husband by the nose. |
05 | Let bygones be bygones | बीती बाते भूल जाना | To be friends again you will have to Let bygones be bygones. |
06 | Lay up for a rainy day | बुरे वक्त के लिए बचाना | It is wise to lay up money for rainy days. |
07 | Laugh at | हसी उड़ाना | It is bad to laugh at others. |
08 | Leave to oneself | अकेले छोड़ना | Sometimes I prefer to leave to myself |
09 | Let the cat out of the bag | भेद खोलना | Radha let the cat out of the bag when she said renu was just pretending headache because she did not want to go to the market. |
10 | Lose Heart | धीरज रखना | Never lose heart in the crisis period |
Idioms Started with M and N
S.N. | Idioms | Hindi meaning | Use in sentences |
01 | Miss the boat | अवसर खोना | It was his bad luck to miss the boat. |
02 | Makeup to | खुशामत करना | The officer has been making up to the manager for the promotion. |
03 | Milk of human kindness | दया का भाव | Deepak is full of the milk of human-mindedness. |
04 | Move heaven and earth | अत्यधिक प्रयास करना | The police moved heaven and earth to find out the murderer. |
05 | Null and void | व्यर्थ | All the rules passed by the company were declared null and void. |
06 | Next to nothing | कुछ नहीं | The thieves made off with everything from the kitchen and there was next to nothing left. |
07 | Neck and crop | पूरी तरह | The dacoits finished him off neck and crop beyond recognition. |
08 | Neither head nor tail | कुछ भी समझ न आना | I could make Neither head nor tail out of the lecture. |
09 | Nip in the bud | प्रारम्भ में ही कुचल देना | Nip your bad habits in the bud. |
Idioms with Hindi meaning Part-02Must Read
- most common proverbs
- Idioms and proverbs
- preposition of time In, On, At
- use of preposition By
- use of Some and Any
- This, That, These, and Those
- use of It
- Use of There
पढ़े सभी Tenses (काल)
- Future indefinite tense
- Past indefinite tense
- Present indefinite tense
- Present perfect continuous tense
- past continuous tense
- Past perfect continuous tense
- Future continuous tense
- Future perfect tense
- Present perfect tense
- Past perfect tense
- Present continuous tense
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