Set 10 | 451 - 500

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Hang together

To remain united or coherent (संबंध बनाए रखना)

Example: Their friendship has managed to hang together despite all the challenges they’ve faced.

Hang up

To end a phone call (फोन काटना)

Example: She hung up the phone before I could say goodbye.

Harp on

To talk about something repeatedly in an annoying way (एक ही बात दोहराना)

Example: She keeps harping on the same issues during every meeting.

Hash out

To discuss thoroughly and reach an agreement (विस्तार से चर्चा करना)

Example: They stayed up late to hash out the details of the contract.

Have against

To hold a grudge or have a reason for dislike (खिलाफ होना)

Example: What do you have against her? She’s always been kind to you.

Have on

To be wearing something; to deceive (पहने होना; छल करना)

Example: He had a green jacket on when he entered the room.

Have words with

To have a serious conversation, often involving reprimand (बातचीत करना)

Example: I need to have words with John about his performance in the project.

Head back

To return to a place (वापस लौटना)

Example: After the meeting, we decided to head back to the office.

Head for

To go in the direction of (की ओर जाना)

Example: The hikers decided to head for the mountain summit before sunset.

Head off

To prevent something from happening (रोकना)

Example: The manager quickly headed off the disagreement by offering a compromise.

Head out

To depart or leave a place (बाहर निकलना)

Example: We’re planning to head out for dinner at 7 PM.

Head toward

To move in the direction of something (की ओर बढ़ना)

Example: She started to head toward the exit as soon as the event ended.

Hear about

To be informed of something (के बारे में सुनना)

Example: Did you hear about the new restaurant opening downtown?

Hear from

To receive news or communication from someone (से सुनना)

Example: I haven’t heard from Sarah in a while; I hope she’s doing okay.

Hear of

To know about the existence of something (के बारे में जानना)

Example: I’ve never heard of that band before.

Heat up

To make or become hot (गरम करना)

Example: Please heat up the soup for lunch.

Help out

To assist someone (मदद देना)

Example: Could you help out with the dishes?

Hide away

To conceal oneself or something in a secure place (छिपाना)

Example: The cat likes to hide away under the bed.

Hit back

To retaliate or respond to an attack (पलटवार करना)

Example: When they criticized him, he decided to hit back with his own arguments.

Hit on

To suddenly think of an idea (विचार आना)

Example: They finally hit on a solution to the problem.

Hive off

To separate part of a company or organization (अलग करना)

Example: The company decided to hive off its unprofitable division.

Hold against

To have a grudge or negative feeling towards someone (नाराजगी रखना)

Example: I hope she won’t hold it against me that I was late.

Hold back

To restrain or withhold something or someone (रोकना)

Example: He had to hold back his tears.

Hold down

To keep something at a low level; to maintain a job (निम्न स्तर पर रखना; संभालना)

Example: 1. The weight of the papers held down the stack. / 2. It’s hard to hold down a job in this economy.

Hold off

To delay doing something; also to keep someone at a distance (कुछ करने में देरी करना; किसी को दूर रखना)

Example: They decided to hold off the meeting until next week.

Hold on

To wait or pause; also, to grasp tightly (इंतज़ार या रुकना; कसकर पकड़ना)

Example: 1. Hold on a minute, I’ll be right there. / 2. Please hold on tightly to the railing.

Hold onto

To keep possession of; to cling to (पकड़े रहना; चिपके रहना)

Example: Hold onto your hat, it’s windy out there.

Hold out

To resist or endure (बर्दाश्त करना, टिकना)

Example: They didn’t think the supplies would hold out much longer.

Hold out for

To wait for a specific outcome or condition (इच्छा रखना)

Example: The union decided to hold out for higher wages and better benefits.

Hold over

To extend the duration of; to postpone (अवधि बढ़ाना; स्थगित करना)

Example: The meeting was held over until Tuesday.

Hold up

To delay or rob; to remain strong and effective (रोकना; बना रहना)

Example: 1. The construction work is holding up traffic. / 2. Bandits held up the train. / 3. She’s holding up well under the pressure.

Hold with

To agree with or endorse (सहमत होना)

Example: I don’t hold with such old-fashioned ideas.

Home in on

To focus closely on a target or objective (ध्यान केंद्रित करना)

Example: The investigation began to home in on the prime suspect.

Hook up

To connect or attach something: also, to form a relationship (जोड़ना या संलग्न करना; रिश्ता बनाना)

Example: 1. I need to hook up my new computer to the internet. / 2. They decided to hook up for a casual date.

Hunt down

To search for and capture (खोज निकालना)

Example: The police are trying to hunt down the escaped prisoner.

Hurry up

To increase speed or quicken the pace (जल्दी करना)

Example: Hurry up, we’re going to be late!

Hush up

To keep something secret or to quieten (छिपाना)

Example: They tried to hush up the scandal.

Identify with

To feel a strong connection or similarity with (सहानुभूति रखना)

Example: Many teenagers identify with characters in young adult novels.

Impact on

To have a significant effect on something (प्रभाव डालना)

Example: The new policy will impact on small businesses.

Impose on

To unfairly place demands on someone (थोपना)

Example: The government decided to impose new taxes on luxury goods.

Impress on

To strongly convey the importance of something to someone (जोर देकर समझाना)

Example: The teacher tried to impress on the students the importance of studying.

Improve on/upon

To make or become better than before (सुधारना)

Example: The company is working to improve on/upon their existing software.

Infer from

To deduce or conclude information from evidence (निष्कर्ष निकालना)

Example: We can infer from his silence that he disagrees.

Ink in

To schedule or confirm in a definite manner (स्पष्ट तरीके से अनुसूचित करना या पुष्टि करना)

Example: The artist carefully inked in the final details of the drawing.

Insist on

To demand something forcefully without accepting refusal (जिद करना)

Example: They insisted on having a party despite the bad weather.

Interfere with

To prevent or slow down process or activity (दखल देना)

Example: The loud music from next door is interfering with my concentration.

Invest in

To put money, effort, time, etc., into something to achieve a profit or result (निवेश करना)

Example: She decided to invest in real estate to secure her financial future.

Involve in

To include someone or something in an activity (शामिल करना)

Example: He got involved in the charity work to help those in need.

Iron out

To remove difficulties or find solutions to problems (समस्याओं का समाधान करना)

Example: They worked late to iron out the issues with the software update.

Jack up

To increase, usually prices or physically lift something (बढ़ाना)

Example: The company plans to jack up prices next month due to increased production costs.

Round complete!