English Phrasal Verb List B. This long list of phrasal verb will help you make your English communication skills powerful and more expressive.
Back down | Accept another person’s point of view or argument | قبول کرنا |
The company only back down after a worldwide campaign by activities. |
Back out | To withdraw an agreement,
deal or contract; avoid doing one has promised |
وعدے سے پھر جانا |
He backed out at the last moment. |
Back up | 1. To support someone,
2. to make copy or computer file as a precaution four witnesses back him |
گواہی دینا |
1. Make sure that you have some example to back up your arguments.
2. Back up make sure that your files, so that you can restore them if a virus damages them. |
Back up | Move backward in a vehicle. | پیچھے جانا |
We had to back up a long way and try a different. |
Bail out | Deposit money so that somebody who has been arrested can be released | رہا ہونا |
He called his father to bail him out knowing that had quite a bit of influence in the city. |
Bail out | Help somebody who is in trouble | مصیبت یا ضرورت میں مدد کرنا |
He drew on his family name and family connections to help bail him out of failed ventures in the oil industry. |
Bang up | To put in prison | قید کرنا |
He was banged up for drug dealing. |
Be back | Come back | واپس آنا |
What time will you be back? |
Be off | 1. To leave a place,
2. something disconnected or it’s not working, 3. something event has been cancelled, 4. to rotten, |
چلے جانا ، خراب ہو جانا |
1. I’m just off to see the solicitor. I should be back around lunchtime.
2. She’s off to Canada on a business tour. 3. The power was off for about three hour. 4. I think this milk is off. |
Be out | 1. Something available to the public,
2. Not to be at home or work |
منظر عام میں آنا ، غیر موجود ہونا |
1. When is the new magazine out?
2. The manager is out at the moment. |
Be up to | 1. Doing or planning something bad.
2. Be doing something. |
بری نیت ہونا |
1. I’m sure he’s up to no good.
2. To learn more about what she is up to, please visit her blog.
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Beaver away | Work hard | محنت کرنا |
I have been beavering away on a project all year. |
Black out | Fain, to lose consciousness | بے ہوش ہونا |
I blacked out and when I woke up I was in hospital. |
Blow out | To extinguish match, candle, lamp etc. | بجھادینا |
I blew out the candles and we ate cake. |
Blow over | To forget a scandal, problem etc. | بھلا دینا |
The politician is keeping a low profile until the scandal blows over. |
Blow up | 1. Explode
2. To become angry 3. To exaggerate 4. Fill air in something |
بڑھا کر بیان کرنا، پھٹ جانا ، غصے میں آنا |
1. Terrorists intended to blow up the parliament when the president was asking there, but police failed the plans.
2. I know to blow up like that was not good but I had been a lot of pressure lately. 3. Don’t blow up like this. I was also present in the party. 4. More volunteers are needed to blow up balloons. |
Blurt out | Say something without thinking such as a new , answer, secret | سوچے سمجھے بغیر بولنا |
Don’t blurt out answer without thinking. |
Boil down | 1. To boil until nothing remains
2. To produce a summary of something |
ختم ہوجانا |
1. The water in the kettle has all boiled down.
2. The original program I am boiled down to just twenty minutes. |
Boil over | To boil and flow over | ابل کر گر جانا |
The milk boiled over. |
Boot out | To throw somebody out by face | نکال دینا |
His father booted him out of his house. |
Boss around | Giving unnecessary order all the time. | روپ جھاڑنا |
Stop bossing me around, will you? |
Bounce back | Recover from something unpleasant | حا لات پر قابو پانا |
The company went bankrupt, but managed to bounce back with a new management. |
Brass off | To be angry | غصے میں آنا |
I’m brass off. |
Break down | Something stop working like car, machine etc. | خراب ہونا |
The elevators in this building are always breaking down. |
Break down | To lose control and start crying | روپڑنا |
When he told her he is not going to marry her, she broke down. |
Break in | Enter using force or by breaking the law as building, house, grounds. | زبردسستی داخل ہونا |
An unemployed programmer has been accused of breaking into a large number of their computer. |
break in | To make someone understand | سمجھانا |
I’ll bring my wife with me, but this is all new to her so I’ll have to break her in gently. |
Break off | To put an end to something like agreement, engagement | ختم کرنا |
I was extremely stunned when Yahya and Faiza broke off their engagement. |
Break out | To begin suddenly or violently like violence, row, rash, etc. | پھوٹ پڑنا |
A new epidemic of cholera has broken out. |
Break out | Escape | بھاگ جانا |
The two criminals broke out of prison yesterday. |
Break up | To stop like some fight, quarrel, relationship | ختم ہونا |
1. Three police man were needed to break up the fight.
2. The meeting broke up around 100’clock. |
Breeze through | To pass exam, test easily | کامیاب ہونا |
In the dream, I was in classroom, taking some sort of test and I just breezed through it, like it was nothing. |
Bring about | Make something happen | واقع ہونا |
This bill will bring about the reform of the pension system in our country. |
Bring back | 1. To return
2. to recall 3. to bring to earlier condition |
واپس آنا |
1. He brought me back in his car.
2. Looking at the photos brought back a lot of memories of my visit to Islamabad. 3. A week by the sea brought her back to health. |
Bring down | 1. To make sb/sth lose power
2. To lower or reduce sth 3. To land an aircraft |
نچلی سطح پر آنا |
1. The scandal may bring down the government.
2. The government is trying to bring down the inflation rate. 3. The pilot brought his crippled plane down in a field. |
Bring forth | 1. To give birth
2. To produce sth |
پیدائش ہونا |
1. She brought forth a son.
2. Trees bring forth fruit. |
Bring forward | 1. To move to an earlier time or date.
2. To propose an idea |
خیال پیش کرنا |
1. The announcement of the result has been brought forward from 10 may to 3 May.
2. Please bring the matter forward in the next meeting. |
Bring in | ask someone to come and help | مدد کے لیے بلانا |
My brother has gone to bring in the doctor. |
Bring in | Introduce sth | پیش کرنا |
I suggest that you initiate a campaign to bring in some new laws. |
Bring off | accomplish | مکمل ہونا |
I’m glad that she brought off a difficult task. |
Bring round , bring to | Help someone regain consciousness | ہوش میں لانا |
The doctors are trying hard to bring him round. |
Build up | To build up muscles or strength and to increase sales, speed, collection etc.
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بہتری پیدا کرنا |
A little practice will soon build up your confidence. |
Bump into | To meet somebody by chance | اچانک ملنا |
I bumped into her one evening, and she invited me down to her home. |
Butt in | To interrupt somebody | مداخلت کرنا |
You should be sorry to butt me in my conversation. |
Butter up | To praise someone excessively | بے جا تعریف کرنا |
Even if he was just buttering her up, the compliment thrilled her. |