Partiality for
Favoritism towards (के प्रति पक्षपात)
Example: The teacher accused the judge of showing partiality for the student from her own school.
Pass off
Pretend; evade (ढोंग करना; बीत जाना)
Example: The salesman attempted to pass off the refurbished laptop as a brand-new model.
Pass through
To go through something (से गुजरना)
Example: The hikers had to pass through a dense forest to reach the mountain summit.
Passion for
Strong liking for (के लिए जुनून)
Example: He has a passion for music and spends hours playing the guitar every day.
Pay for
Cover the cost of (के लिए भुगतान करना)
Example: The company will pay for your travel expenses if you attend the conference.
Peculiar to
Unique to (के लिए विशिष्ट)
Example: The custom of exchanging gifts during Diwali is peculiar to Hindu culture.
Enter into
Become involved in an activity, situation, or matter (किसी गतिविधि, स्थिति या मामले में शामिल होना)
Example: The company will enter into a partnership with a local firm to expand its market reach.
Perish by
Die by (से नष्ट होना)
Example: Many plants perish by the harsh winter conditions if not properly protected.
Perish with
Die with (से मर जाना)
Example: The family’s secrets and stories will perish with the grandmother, as she’s the only one who knows them.
Persist in
Continue despite difficulties (में डटे रहना)
Example: Despite facing many challenges, she persists in pursuing her dreams of becoming a scientist.
Pertinent to
Relevant to (से संबंधित / संगत)
Example: The lawyer presented evidence pertinent to the case.
Pine away
To lose energy and become weak and feeble (धीरे-धीरे कमज़ोर या उदास हो जाना)
Example: After his wife died, he just pined away.
Pine for
Long for (के लिए तरसना)
Example: Despite his success, he still pined for the simple joys of his youth.
Pity for
Sympathy for (के लिए दया)
Example: She felt pity for the stray cat meowing outside in the rain.
Play at
Pretending or faking something, often for entertainment (किसी चीज़ का दिखावा या बनावट करना)
Example: The children were playing at being superheroes.
Play upon
Exploit or manipulate (का लाभ उठाना)
Example: The speaker skillfully played upon the audience’s emotions to gain their support.
Play with
Treat someone or something inconsiderately (किसी व्यक्ति या वस्तु के साथ खेलना)
Example: 1. Please don’t play with the electrical wires; it’s dangerous. / 2. The child loved to play with building blocks, creating tall towers and houses.
Pleased with
Happy with (से प्रसन्न)
Example: She was pleased with the excellent service at the restaurant.
Pleasing to
Something that rings pleasure or happiness to someone (के लिए सुखद)
Example: The soft music was pleasing to the ear.
Pledged to
Committed to (के लिए प्रतिबद्ध)
Example: The political candidate pledged to improve the education system if elected.
Plot against
Conspire against (के विरुद्ध षडयंत्र)
Example: The rebels plotted against the government, planning a series of strategic attacks.
Ply between
Travel regularly between (के बीच चलना)
Example: The ferry plies regularly between the mainland and the island.
Point at/out/to
Indicate (की ओर इशारा करना)
Example: 1. The child pointed at the colorful balloon floating in the sky. / 2. He pointed out the grammatical errors in my essay. / 3. All the evidence points to her being the culprit.
Popular for
Well-known for (के लिए लोकप्रिय)
Example: This restaurant is popular for its delicious indian food.
Popular with (tourists, etc.)
Well-liked by (के बीच लोकप्रिय)
Example: The museum is very popular with school children and history lovers.
Postscript to
Additional note to (अतिरिक्त सूचना)
Example: The speech ended with a brief postscript to thank the organizers.
Pray to
Worship (से प्रार्थना करना)
Example: People often pray to saints for blessings and miracles.
Precaution against
Safeguard against (के खिलाफ सावधानी)
Example: He took precautions against the cold by wearing a heavy coat.
Predilection for
Preference for (के लिए प्राथमिकता या पक्षपात)
Example: She has a predilection for classical music over modern pop.
Preface to
Introduction to (के लिए प्रस्तावना)
Example: He wrote a heartfelt preface to his debut novel.
Preferable to
Better than (की तुलना में बेहतर)
Example: For long journeys, traveling by train is preferable to driving.
Present to/with
Give to (को उपहार देना)
Example: 1. She presented a gift to her friend on her birthday. / 2. He was presented with an award for his outstanding performance.
Preside at
To lead or be in charge of a meeting, ceremony, etc. (की अध्यक्षता करना)
Example: She will preside at the conference tomorrow.
Preside over
Supervise (का संचालन करना)
Example: The CEO will preside over the annual general meeting.
Pretext for
Excuse for (के लिए बहाना)
Example: He used a family emergency as a pretext for taking the day off work.
Prevail against
Triumph over (के विरुद्ध प्रबल होना)
Example: The team managed to prevail against all odds and win the championship.
Prevail on/upon
Persuade (को मनाना)
Example: He prevailed on/upon his parents to let him go on the trip.
Prevent from
Stop from (से रोकना)
Example: The security measures prevented the hackers from accessing the system.
Prey on
Exploit or victimize (पर आक्रमण करना)
Example: 1. The wolf preys on rabbits and other small animals in the forest. / 2. Scammers often prey on vulnerable people looking for financial assistance.
Pride in
Satisfaction with (पर गर्व होना)
Example: She takes great pride in her work as a teacher.
Productive of
Causing (का उत्पादक)
Example: The fertile soil is productive of various types of crops.
Proficient in
Skilled in (में निपुण)
Example: She is proficient in multiple languages, including Spanish and French.
Profit by/from
Benefit from (से लाभ उठाना)
Example: The company will profit by/from expanding into international markets.