Move in
To start living in a new residence (प्रवेश करना)
Example: New neighbors are set to move in next week.
Move on
To proceed or advance in action (कार्य में आगे बढ़ना)
Example: 1. It’s time to move on and focus on the future instead of the past. / 2. After finishing that project, we quickly moved on to the next task.
Move out
To leave a residence or location (निकल जाना)
Example: He had to move out of his apartment when the rent was increased.
Move up
To advance to a higher position or place (आगे बढ़ना)
Example: She worked hard and eventually moved up to a management position.
Mow down
To cut down grass; to kill or knock down (घास काटना; मारना या गिराना)
Example: 1. The lawnmower quickly mowed down the tall grass in the backyard. / 2. The speeding car mowed down a row of bicycles parked on the sidewalk.
Muddle through
To manage to do something despite difficulties (किसी तरह से काम चलाना)
Example: We didn’t have all the information, but we managed to muddle through the presentation.
Mull over
To think carefully about something (सोच-विचार करना)
Example: She took a few days to mull over the job offer before making her decision.
Muscle in on
To force one’s way into a situation uninvited (ज़बरदस्ती घुसना)
Example: The new company tried to muscle in on the market by offering lower prices.
Nag at
To continually complain or criticize (डांटना)
Example: He kept nagging at his brother to finish his homework before going out.
Nail down
To finalize or secure something (निश्चित करना)
Example: We need to nail down the details of the contract before signing it.
Nail it
To perform a task exceptionally well (सफल होना)
Example: She nailed it in the interview and got the job offer right away.
Name after
To give someone or something the same name as another (पर नाम रखना)
Example: They decided to name their daughter after their grandmother.
Name drop
To mention famous people one knows to impress others (नाम का इस्तेमाल करना)
Example: She was always name dropping her famous relatives to get attention at parties.
Narrow down
To reduce the number of possibilities (सीमित करना)
Example: We need to narrow down the list of candidates before making a decision.
Nod off
To fall asleep unintentionally (सो जाना)
Example: He nodded off during the meeting because he hadn’t slept well the night before.
Nose out
To discover or find out by investigation (खोजना या पता लगाना)
Example: They tried to nose out the truth, but he refused to reveal any details.
Note down
To write something down for future reference (लिख लेना)
Example: Please note down the meeting time so you don’t forget.
Nurse back to health
To care for someone until they recover health (स्वस्थ करने के लिए देखभाल करना)
Example: The doctors worked hard to nurse him back to health after the surgery.
Nut out
To solve a difficult problem (हल करना)
Example: It took us hours to nut out the solution to the complicated problem.
Object to
To express disagreement or opposition (आपत्ति जताना)
Example: She objected to the proposal because it didn’t align with the company’s values.
Occur to
To come into one’s mind (खयाल आना)
Example: It didn’t occur to me that she might be feeling left out until she mentioned it.
Open out
To unfold or become more accessible (विस्तार करना या अधिक सुलभ होना)
Example: The conversation started to open out as everyone shared their thoughts on the new project.
Open up
To start talking more about oneself (प्रकट करना)
Example: She finally opened up about her feelings after weeks of keeping them to herself.
Opt for
To choose or decide on (चुनना)
Example: I decided to opt for the vegetarian option at the restaurant.
Opt in
To choose to participate (भाग लेना)
Example: He decided to opt in for the premium membership to get extra benefits.
Opt out of
To choose not to participate (अलग होना)
Example: She chose to opt out of the office party because she had other plans.
Order about/around
To command or direct people in a domineering way (आदेश देना)
Example: He hated how his boss constantly ordered him about/around without any appreciation.
Order off
To demand someone to leave (जाने का आदेश देना)
Example: The teacher ordered the disruptive student off the premises immediately.
Overcome with
To be overwhelmed by an emotion or reaction (अभिभूत होना)
Example: They were overcome with joy when they heard the good news.
Owe to
A debt of gratitude, a feeling of obligation (आभारी होना)
Example: I owe my success to all the hard work and support from my team.
Own up
To admit or confess something (स्वीकार करना)
Example: He finally owned up to his mistake and apologized to everyone.
Pack away
To put something in its proper place, especially for storage (उचित जगह रखना)
Example: She packed away the winter clothes as soon as the weather warmed up.
Pack in
To stop or quit (रोक देना)
Example: He packed in his studies for the day and decided to relax for a bit.
Pack into
To fill a space with people or things (में भरना या से जगह भरना)
Example: She packed all her clothes into one suitcase for the weekend trip.
Pack up
To put things into boxes or bags at the end of an activity (सामान बांधना)
Example: We need to pack up our things and leave the campsite before it gets dark.
Pad out
To add unnecessary content to extend something (विस्तार करना)
Example: He tried to pad out his essay with unnecessary details to meet the word count.
Paper over
To hide problems or difficulties (समस्याओं या कठिनाइयों को छिपाना)
Example: He tried to paper over the issues in the team, but the problems were too serious to ignore.
Part from
To leave or separate from (अलग हो जाना)
Example: 1. She had to part from her childhood home when her family moved to a new city. / 2. After many years, we had to part from each other.
Part with
To give up something, often something you value or would rather keep (छोड़ना)
Example: She was reluctant to part with her old car, even though it was unreliable.
Pass around
To distribute or circulate among a group (किसी समूह में बांटना या प्रसारित करना)
Example: The teacher asked a student to pass around the worksheets.
Pass by
To go past; to let an opportunity go without taking action (पास से गुजरना; अवसर को जाने देना)
Example: 1. A parade passed by our window. / 2. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by.
Pass for
To be accepted as or believed to be something (के रूप में माना जाना)
Example: His fake ID allowed him to pass for someone over 21.
Pass into
To enter a particular state or condition (में प्रवेश करना)
Example: 1. The secret family recipe was about to pass into the next generation. / 2. After years of disuse, the abandoned building started to pass into ruin.
Pass off
Happening without problems; coming to an end gradually (घटित होना; बीतना)
Example: 1. The meeting passed off without any disturbances. / 2. The pain eventually passed off.
Pass off as
To pretend that something is a particular thing when it is not (के रूप में प्रस्तुत करना)
Example: He tried to pass off a cheap painting as an original masterpiece.
Pass on
To give something to another person (आगे बढ़ाना)
Example: Please pass on my congratulations to the happy couple.
Pass oneself off
To pretend to be someone else (किसी और के होने का दिखावा करना)
Example: He tried to pass himself off as a wealthy businessman to impress her.
Pass out
To lose consciousness (बेहोश होना)
Example: The heat in the crowded room caused several people to pass out.
Pass over
To ignore or overlook (नजरअंदाज करना)
Example: Let’s pass over this minor detail and focus on the main issue.