English Phrasal Verbs List J 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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| Jack up |
| Lift up using a devise |
| گاڑی اٹھانا |
| He jacked up the car and changed the wheel in no time. |
| Jam on |
| To operate esp. using brake |
| کام کرنا |
| He jammed on the brake but it was too late to avoid thing the other car. |
| Jazz up |
| Make something more interesting or exciting |
| خوشگوار بنانا |
| One good way to jazz up your salads is by adding toasted nuts. |
| Join in |
| To take part or become involved |
| شامل ہونا |
| They couldn’t wait to join in the fun. |
| Join up |
| Become a member of the Armed forces |
| شامل ہونا |
| He packed in his job and joined up. |
| Jot down |
| To write something quickly and briefly |
| مختصر لکھنا |
| Jot it down before you forget it. |
| Jump at |
| To seize a chance, opportunity |
| موقع سے فائدہ اٹھانا |
| The director told the budding actors to jump at every opportunity they can to be successful in the theatre. |
| Jump in |
| Interrupt a conversation |
| دخل اندازی کرنا |
| Before she could reply, Hassan jumped in with a further objection. |
| Jump on |
| To criticize somebody/something sharply |
| تنقید کرنا |
| My English teacher used to jump on mistakes like that. |
