English Phrasal Verbs List K 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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| Keep at |
| To continue |
| جاری رکھنا |
| I encourage Sara to keep at rowing the boat as we were heading all the competitive board. |
| Keep away |
| To avoid going somewhere |
| دور رہنا |
| Keep away from the fire! |
| Keep back |
| Control or keep as secret |
| قابو رکھنا |
| She was unable to keep back her tears. |
| Keep down |
| Keep at the low level as prices, noise ,voice ,weight |
| نچلی سطح پر رکھنا |
| Keep the noise down; I’m trying to do something work! |
| Keep off |
| Avoid or stay away from something like grass, the street, alcohol, cigarettes |
| بچنا |
| Try and keep of fatty food! |
| Keep on |
| 1. Continue doing something
2. Continue wearing or using something |
| جاری رکھنا |
| 1. The rain kept on all night.
2. You can keep your hat on! |
| Keep on at |
| Continue talking too in a boring or annoying way |
| بے تکلف بولنا |
| Keep on at her until she tells you! |
| Keep out |
| Prevent something or somebody from entering |
| داخل ہونے سے روکنا |
| Private property; keep out! |
| Keep to |
| 1. Avoid wandering from or leaving a path, road
2. To remain faithful to a promise. |
| وعدے پر قائم رہنا |
| 1. I know you don’t like the agreement but we have to keep to it!
2. Keep to the path; it’s easy to get lost in that part of the mountain. |
| Keep up, keep up with |
| Continue doing something or remain at the same level. |
| ایک جیسا رہنا |
| Keep up the good work! |
| Kick about/around |
| 1. To move from place to place no particular purpose
2. To discuss plan, ideas in an informal way |
| بے مقصد گھومنا پھرنا،سوچنا |
| 1. He’s been kicking around the vicinity for no reason.
2. We’ll kick around ideas and make a decision tomorrow. |
| Kick in |
| Something inwardly |
| توڑدینا |
| He is rude enough to kick in the door. |
| Kick off |
| 1. To start a football match by kicking
2. To begin a meeting, discussion 3. To remove something by kicking |
| شروع کرنا |
| 1. Kangaroos kicked off and scored immediately.
2. Let’s kick off with a little bit of music. 3. Ask my secretary to kick off the discussion. |
| Kit out |
| To dismiss somebody or send them away |
| بھیج دینا |
| They kicked him out of the club for bullying and fighting. |
| Knock off |
| To finish work |
| کام ختم کرنا |
| Yesterday afternoon the guys decided to just knock off early and go bowling. |
| Kick against |
| To protest or resist something |
| احتجاج کرنا |
| There’s no use kicking against the rule. |
