English Phrasal Verbs List H with Hindi and Urdu Translation for IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, GRE, SPOKEN ENGLISH, CSS PMS, UPSC and other exams. This long list of phrasal verb will help you make your English communication skills powerful and more expressive.
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| Hand back |
| To return something to the person who owns it |
| واپس کرنا |
| She handed me back the letter. |
| Hand down |
| To give or leave something for someone younger |
| بچانا |
| Most of my clothes were handed down to me from my elder brother. |
| Hand in |
| To hand over like work, essay, assignment, form |
| سونپنا،دینا |
| You can hand in your homework on Monday. |
| Hand on |
| To give something to another person after one has finished with it. |
| دینا |
| Please pass on the magazine to your friend. |
| Hand out |
| To distribute like leaflets, books, food |
| تقسیم کرنا |
| He was handing out free tickets for the concert. |
| Hand over |
| 1. To transfer the authority or power to something
2. To deliver formally |
| ذمہ داری سونپنا |
| 1. I am resigning as chairman and handing over to my deputy.
2. The rebellions have agreed to hand in their weapons. |
| Hang about/around |
| To wait or stay near a place |
| قریب رہنا |
| I don’t like you to hang around in the street after dark. |
| Hang back |
| To hesitate being nervous |
| ہچکچانا |
| Salah knew the answer but hung back for some reason. |
| Hang on |
| 1. To grip something firmly for support
2. To wait 3. To depend on something |
| مضبوطی سے تھامنا |
| 1. Hang on a tight, the cord is getting loose.
2. Hang on a minute; I need to talk to you. 3. A lot hangs on this decision. |
| Hang out |
| To live or spend a lot of time at one place |
| ایک جگہ رہنا |
| He spent his time in Dubai in hanging out at hotels and cafe’s. |
| Hang up |
| To finish a phone conversation |
| فون بند کرنا |
| She hung up on me. |
| Hang up |
| To finish using something for the last time |
| آخری دفع استعمال کرنا |
| Fatima has hanged up this swimming costume. |
| Haul up |
| To appear before court or authority for punishment |
| سزا کے لیے پیش کرنا |
| He was hauled up before the magistrate for dangerous driving. |
| Have against |
| To dislike somebody /something for a particular reason |
| نا پسند کرنا |
| What made yoy dislike Ahmed? He’s always been good to you. |
| Have in |
| To have a supply of food at one’s home |
| خوراک ہونا |
| Have we got enough food in? |
| Have on |
| 1. Be wearing something
2. To be carrying something in pocket etc. |
| پہننا |
| 1. Rameen was having a brown jacket on.
2. I’m having no money on me. |
| Have on/with |
| To carry something |
| اٹھانا |
| Have you got your document/passport with you? |
| Have back |
| 1. To allow someone to return after having left
2. To receive something back |
| واپس کرنا |
| 1. It so nice to have you back, my friend.
2. Ask Ali to have his file back after an hour. |
| Have for |
| To be likely to result in a particular situation |
| متوقع ہونا |
| She’s heading for trouble. |
| Head off |
| To get in front of something/somebody to turn them |
| سامنا کرنا |
| Police was called to head off an angry mob. |
| Head off |
| To act in order to prevent something happening |
| ختم کرنا |
| We are trying hard to head off this quarrel. |
| Hold back |
| To hesitate to act or speak being afraid |
| ہچکچانا |
| She held back knowing how to tell the terrible news of their mother’s sudden death. |
| Hold back |
| To prevent the progress or development |
| روکنا |
| I think teaching all the students using this technique holds the brighter student back. |
| Hold back |
| 1. To stop expressing or revealing emotion
2. To refuse or keep a secret |
| جذبات پر قابو پانا |
| 1. The prisoner was sent on a physical remand for holding some important information back.
2. He bravely held back his tear. |
| Hold down |
| 1. To keep something down or at a low level
2. To keep a job going for a certain period of time |
| نچلی سطح پر ہونا |
| 1. The rate of inflation must be held down.
2. He was unable to hold down a job after his paralysis attack. |
| Hold on |
| Please hold on a moment |
| انتظار کرنا |
| All our lines are busy, but please hold on. |
| Hold up |
| 1. To delay or block the movement or progress
2. To use or present something/somebody as an example 3. To rob something using force or threat |
| روکنا ،لوٹنا |
| 1. The march held up traffic in the city Centre but there was no trouble or arrests.
2. She’s always holding up her children as models of behaviour. 3. Armed robbers held up the bank and escaped with Rs.2000000 |
| Hurry up |
| Go faster |
| تیزچلنا |
| Hurry up! We’re going to be late. |
| Hush up |
| Prevent the public from knowing some information, new etc. |
| روکنا |
| The government hushed the affair up to avoid a public outcry. |
