Muhavare in Urdu with English Meanings and Sentences in PDF Used in Daily life Conversation and in Exams like CSS, PPSC, FPSC, NTS, IELTS, TOEFL and other exams.
Muhavare in Urdu
| 1. | Above all
سب سے بڑھ کراہم Ali is wise, hard-working and above all honest. |
| 2. | After all
بہرحال You should help Asad, after all he is your friend. |
| 3. | Beneath one’s dignity
شان کےخلاف It is below your dignity to disobey your teacher. |
| 4. | Better half
جیون ساتھی His better half is a good housekeeper. |
| 5. | A bird’s eye view
سرسری نظر We got a bird’s eye view of city from the top of the tower. |
| 6. | Birds of a feather
ہم مزاج لوگ He will get on well with Adil, they are birds of a feather. |
| 7. | To the bitter end
آخری انجام تک The workers vowed to fight to the bitter end for their rights. |
| 8. | Below the belt
نامناسب You know, it is below the belt to cheat a friend. |
| 9. | Broken reed
نا قابل اعتبارشخص I cannot trust him as he is a broken reed. |
| 10. | Bring something to light
سامنے لانا New facts about the war have been brought to light. |
| 11. | Build castles in the air
خیالی پلاؤ پکانا To pass examination without hard work is like to build castles in the air. |
| 12. | A close-fisted man
کنجوس شخص He does not spend any money as he is a close-fisted man. |
| 13. | Come to terms/make terms
سمجھوتا کر لینا At last they had to come to terms. |
| 14. | Come to grief
نا کام ہوجانا Their plan came to grief in the end. |
| 15. | Come to an end
ختم ہونا The war came to an end at last. |
| 16. | Be at daggers drawn
ایک دوسرے کے سخت مخالف ہونا She is at daggers drawn with her husband. |
| 17. | Cut something short
مختصر کر دینا His glittering career was cut short by a heart attack. |
| 18. | A dog’s life
ذلت کی زندگی Death is better than a dog’s life. |
| 19. | Fair or square deal
منصفانہ سلوک Most of the workers do not think that they are getting a square deal. |
| 20. | Find fault with
عیب نکالنا Do not try to find faults with others, mend yourself first. |
| 21. | Go up in smoke
تباہ ہوجانا Her dream of becoming doctor went in smoke when she could not get admission to a medical college. |
| 22. | Be at hand
قریب ہونا I am working hard as the examination is at hand. |
| 23. | Be hard up
غریب,تنگی میں ہونا He is too hard up to enjoy even a single meal a day. |
| 24. | hard and fast
قائم ،معین We will have to follow the hard and fast rules of this office. |
| 25. | Hair-breath escape/ narrow escape
بال بال بچنا Adeel had a narrow escape from drowning((ڈوبنے سے. |
| 26. | Good-for-nothing
بے کارشخص / چیز The Government should get rid(چھٹکارا پانا) of those departments which are good-for-nothing. |
| 27. | Golden age
سنہری دور The Muslims remember golden age of their forefathers. |
| 28. | Green horn
نا تجربہ کار شخص The man can easily be tricked as he is a green horn. |
| 29. | Golden opportunity
سنہری موقع Wise men avail themselves of golden opportunities. |
| 30. | Heart and soul
دل و جان سے She loves her son heart and soul. |
| 31. | High and mighty
مغرور People dislike him as he always tries to be high and mighty . |
| 32. | In black and white
تحریری Saleem makes every agreement in black and white. |
| 33. | In a nutshell
مختصرََ To put it in a nutshell, the show was very exciting. |
| 34. | Hold one’s tongue
بکواس بند کرو Hold your tongue and do not abuse him like that. |
| 35. | Hold one’s head high/up
سربُلند ہونا Those who do noble deeds can hold their heads high. |
| 36. | Hold one’s own
ڈٹے رہنا Although he is new in this race, he seems to be holding his own. |
| 37. | Hue and cry
شوروغوغا There was a great hue and cry in the battle field. |
| 38. | Hold no brief for
حما یت نہ کرنا You should hold no brief for this criminal. |
| 39. | Be at large
آ زاد ہونا The two robbers are still at large. |
| 40. | Lead somebody astray
گمراہ کرنا Ali was led astray by some of his friends. |
| 41. | Leave in lurch
مصیبت میں ساتھ چھو ڑنا Do not leave your friends in the lurch. |
| 42. | Lame excuse
جھوٹا بہانا You cannot win her favour by lame excuses. |
| 43. | In the teeth of
مشکلات کے با وجود The bill was passed in the teeth of strong opposition. |
| 44. | Jack of all trades
ہرفن مولا Naeem is jack of all trades but master of none. |
| 45. | Keep an eye on
نگہداشت کرنا Please keep an eye on things here until I get back. |
| 46. | Keep at arm’s length
فاصلے پررکھنا The teachers should keep the students at arm’s length. |
| 47. | Keep something dark
رازرکھنا They kept their meeting dark. |
| 48. | Keep one’s temper
غصے پرقابورکھنا He could not keep his temper when Ali abused him. |
| 49. | Keep open house
مہمان نوازی کو تیار رہنا He keeps open house for his guests. |
| 50. | Keep pace with
قدم بقدم Incomes have failed to keep pace with ever increasing dearness. |
| 51. | Maiden speech
پہلی تقریر She impressed us with her maiden speech. |
| 52. | Make the best of it
نا کامی کو کامیابی میں بدلنا The job was against her taste, but she made the best of it. |
| 53. | Make both ends meet
مشکل سے گزر بسرکرنا It is very difficult for the poor to make both ends meet. |
| 54. | Make a mountain of a molehill
بتنگڑ بنانا /رائ کا پہاڑ بنانا Our boss made mountain of a molehill when he fired Ahmad for making a little mistake. |
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