- Idiom: To carry on Meanings
English: "To carry on"
Urdu: جاری رکھنا
Sentence: We will carry on the discussion after the lunch.
- Idiom: To call to account Meanings
English: "To call to account"
Urdu: جواب طلبی کرنا
Sentence: The officer called him to account for his negligence.
- Idiom: To call off Meanings
English: "To call off"
Urdu: ختم کر دینا
Sentence: The workers call off the strike.
- Idiom: To call in Meanings
English: "To call in"
Urdu: بلا بھیجنا
Sentence: He is waiting, please call in your brother.
- Idiom: To bury the hatchet Meanings
English: "To bury the hatchet"
Urdu: دشمنی بھلا دینا
Sentence: Let us bury the the hatchet and be friends.
- Idiom: To bring to book Meanings
English: "To bring to book"
Urdu: جواب طلبی کرنا
Sentence: The officer brought him to book for late coming.
- Idiom: To break the ice Meanings
English: "To break the ice"
Urdu: جمود توڑنا
Sentence: All were silent; he had to break the ice
- Idiom: To blow one's own trumpet Meanings
English: "To blow one's own trumpet"
Urdu: اپنی تعریف خود کرنا
Sentence: She dislike him because he always blows his own trumpet.
- Idiom: To beat about the bush Meanings
English: "To beat about the bush"
Urdu: ادھر ادھر کی ہانکنا
Sentence: Don't beat about the bush, come to the point.
- Idiom: The long and short Meanings
English: "The long and short"
Urdu: مختصر یہ کہ
Sentence: The long and short of the story is that he was killed.
- Idiom: The man in the street Meanings
English: "The man in the street"
Urdu: عام آدمی
Sentence: The man in the street is opposed to the new reforms.
- Idiom: The writing on the wall Meanings
English: "The writing on the wall"
Urdu: واضح علامت
Sentence: The writing on the wall is that he is sure to pass.
- Idiom: Through and through Meanings
English: "Through and through"
Urdu: پورے طور پر
Sentence: She know him through and through.
- Idiom: Through thick and thin Meanings
English: "Through thick and thin"
Urdu: اچھے اور برے وقت میں
Sentence: Good friends help each other through thick and thin.
- Idiom: To account for Meanings
English: "To account for"
Urdu: وجہ ہونا
Sentence: His illness accounts for his absence.
- Idiom: To back out Meanings
English: "To back out"
Urdu: پیچھے ہٹ جانا
Sentence: Now it is too late to back out of the deal.
- Idiom: To be all ears Meanings
English: "To be all ears"
Urdu: ہمہ تن گوش
Sentence: I am all ears to what you are saying.
- Idiom: To be at daggers drawn Meanings
English: "To be at dagger drawn"
Urdu: دشمن ہونا
Sentence: They were friends but now they are at daggers drawn.
- Idiom: To be out of sorts, Meanings
English: "To be out of sorts"
Urdu: طبیعت خراب ہونا
Sentence: She is never happy; she is always out of sorts.
- Idiom: To bear out Meanings
English: "To bear out"
Urdu: تصدیق کرنا
Sentence: Everyone will bear out his honesty.