Burst out
To suddenly exclaim or express an emotion (चिल्लाना या भाव व्यक्त करना)
Example: She burst out laughing when she heard the joke.
Butt in
To interrupt or intrude rudely (में टोकना)
Example: It’s rude to butt in to someone else’s conversation.
Buy into
To completely believe in a concept or idea (स्वीकार या विश्वास करना)
Example: I don’t buy into all that conspiracy theory stuff.
Buzz off
To leave or exit (चले जाना)
Example: He kept asking annoying questions, so I told him to buzz off.
Call after
To name someone in honor of another (किसी की याद में नाम रखना)
Example: They decided to call their son after his grandfather.
Call around
To phone several people for information (जानकारी के लिए कई लोगों को फोन करना)
Example: He had to call around to several plumbers before he found one available on short notice.
Call at
To visit or stop at (place) briefly (जाना)
Example: I will call at your office sometime next week to discuss the project.
Call back
To return a phone call (वापस फोन करना, बुलाना)
Example: I’ll call back later when you’re not so busy.
Call by
To visit someone briefly (रास्ते में मिलना)
Example: I’ll call by the bakery to pick up some bread.
Call for
To require; to publicly ask for (आवश्यकता होना; मांग करना)
Example: 1. The recent economic downturn will call for significant policy changes. / 2. The protesters called for the president’s resignation.
Call forth
To evoke or draw out (उत्पन्न करना या निकालना)
Example: The inspiring speech called forth a wave of patriotism.
Call in
To request to come; to inform by phone (बुलाना फोन द्वारा सूचित करना)
Example: 1. The government may need to call in the army if the riots continue. / 2. She had to call in sick to work because she had a bad cold.
Call in on
To visit someone, often for a short period (रास्ते में किसी से मिलना)
Example: We decided to call in on my grandmother while we were in town.
Call on
Requesting action from someone, inviting someone to speak (निवेदन करना)
Example: 1. The charity is calling on the public for donations to support their cause. / 2. The teacher will call on students randomly to answer questions.
Call out
To challenge; to identify publicly (चुनौती देना; पहचान करना)
Example: 1. The environmental group decided to call out the company for its polluting practices. / 2. The teacher had to call out the student for talking during the lesson.
Call up
To telephone someone (बुलाना, याद करना)
Example: I’ll call up my friend to see if she wants to go to the movies.
Call upon/on
To formally request someone to do something (आग्रह करना, निवेदन करना)
Example: The speaker called upon/on the audience to support the new initiative.
Calm down
To become less agitated or upset (शांत होना)
Example: Please calm down and tell me what happened.
Camp out
To stay in a place temporarily, usually in a tent (शिविर लगाना, डेरा डालना)
Example: We decided to camp out in the backyard for the night.
Care for
To look after someone/something or to have affection for (परवाह या देखभाल करना)
Example: She cares for her elderly mother.
Carry away
To become overly excited or to remove something (उत्साहित करना या कुछ हटाना)
Example: 1. He got carried away with his enthusiasm and started shouting. / 2. The strong current carried away the small boat.
Carry off
To complete a task successfully or to win something (सफलतापूर्वक पूरा करना)
Example: She managed to carry off the difficult presentation with confidence.
Carry on
To continue doing something (जारी रखना)
Example: Despite the difficulties, they decided to carry on with their journey.
Carry out
To execute a plan or order (योजना या आदेश को पूरा करना)
Example: The soldiers were ordered to carry out the mission.
Carry through
To complete something difficult (पूरा/लागू करना)
Example: Despite the obstacles, she was determined to carry through with her plans.
Carve out
To establish a niche or role for oneself (बनाना, स्थापित करना)
Example: He worked hard to carve out a successful career in a competitive industry.
Cash in
To profit from or to exchange (कमाना या विनिमय करना)
Example: It’s a good time to cash in your stocks while the market is high.
Cast away
To throw something away or to be stranded (फेंक देना, त्याग देना)
Example: 1. They decided to cast away their old furniture and buy new pieces. / 2. He felt cast away by his friends after the argument.
Cast down
To feel depressed or saddened (निराश करना)
Example: She felt cast down after failing the exam.
Cast off
To discard or reject something (त्यागना)
Example: He decided to cast off his old habits and embrace a healthier lifestyle.
Catch on
To become popular or understood (लोकप्रिय होना या समझना)
Example: It took him a while to catch on to the new software.
Catch up
To reach someone who is ahead or to update on missed work (बराबर होना, पकड़ना)
Example: I need to catch up on the latest news.
Cater to
To provide what is needed or desired (आवश्यकताओं को पूरा करना)
Example: The new curriculum is designed to cater to different learning styles.
Chance upon
To find or encounter something by chance (अचानक पाना या देखना)
Example: While cleaning the attic, I chanced upon some old photographs.
Change into
To transform into something else (में बदलना)
Example: The caterpillar will eventually change into a butterfly.
Change over
To switch from one thing to other ( स्थानांतरित करना)
Example: It’s time to change over to our winter tires.
Charge with
To officially accuse someone of something (आरोप लगाना)
Example: The police charged him with robbery.
Cheat on
To be unfaithful to a partner (विश्वासघात करना)
Example: She found out he had been cheating on her with her best friend.
Cheat out of
To swindle or trick someone out of something (धोखा देकर हड़पना)
Example: He tried to cheat me out of my share of the inheritance.
Check in
To register upon arrival at a hotel, airport, etc. (प्रवेश करना, आगमन दर्ज करना)
Example: We need to check in at the hotel by 3 PM.
Check in on
To visit or contact to ensure well-being (हाल-चाल पूछना)
Example: Could you please check in on the baby while I’m in the shower?
Check out
To leave a hotel; to investigate (प्रस्थान करना, जाँच करना)
Example: 1. We need to check out of the hotel by noon. / 2. You should check out that new restaurant downtown.
Check through
To examine thoroughly or to process luggage to a final destination (तरह जाँच करना)
Example: Please check through your work for any errors before submitting it.
Cheer on
To encourage or praise vocally (उत्साहित करना)
Example: The crowd cheered on the runners as they crossed the finish line.
Cheer up
To become happier or to make someone feel happier (खुश करना)
Example: Cheer up! Things will get better.
Chew out
To scold severely (डांटना या फटकारना)
Example: The boss chewed him out for being late again.
Chew over
To think deeply about (गहराई से सोचना)
Example: I need some time to chew over your proposal before making a decision.
Chicken out
To decide not to do something because of fear (डर कर पीछे हटना)
Example: He was going to ask her on a date, but he chickened out at the last minute.