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30 Most Important Idioms and Phrases ENGLISH UP BOARD BY BHUMIKA

The document provides a list of idiomatic expressions along with their meanings and example sentences. Each expression is translated into Hindi and demonstrates its usage in context. The phrases cover various themes, including conflict, honesty, and life challenges.

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30 Most Important Idioms and Phrases ENGLISH UP BOARD BY BHUMIKA

The document provides a list of idiomatic expressions along with their meanings and example sentences. Each expression is translated into Hindi and demonstrates its usage in context. The phrases cover various themes, including conflict, honesty, and life challenges.

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1.

All in all (सर्वेसर्ववा)


Use – Ravi is all in all in his office.
2. At sixes and sevens (अव्यर्वस्थित)
Use – When I went to my room, I got my books at
sixes and sevens.
3. An apple of discord (झगड़े की जड)
Use – Kashmir is an apple of discord between
India and Pakistan.
4. At draggers drawn (घोर शत्रत
ु व)
Use – It is at draggers drawn between India and
Pakistan.
5. An axe to grind (अपनव थर्वविा ससद्ध करनव)
Use – People don’t trust those who have an
axe to grind.
6. Against the rainy day (बरु ़े दिनों क़े सिए)
Use – We should save some things for rainy
day.
7. At the eleventh hour (अंततम समय पर)
Use – If you begin your studies at eleventh
hour, you can not be sure to pass.
8. At a stone’s throw (पवस)
Use – Your uncle lives at stone’s throw from
my house.
9. A square deal (सवफ सौिव)
Use – We can not expect a square deal from a
dishonest man.
10. A black sheep (बिनवम व्यस्तत)
Use – Tom Ramsay was a black sheep.
11. A bed of roses (फूिों की स़ेज)
Use – Life is not a bed of roses.
12. An open secret (खि
ु व रहथय)
Use – ‘An open secret’ is an example of
oxymoron.
13. Above board (ईमवनिवर र्व व्यस्तत)
Use – He is a above board.
14. A turn coat (ििबिि)ू
Use – Many people do not like a turn coat
leaders.
15. A red letter day (महत्र्वपर्
ू ा दिन)
Use – 15th August is a red letter day for the
Indians.
16. A white elephant (बहुत खर्चीिव ि़ेककन कम महत्र्व
कव)
Use – A mobile is a white elephant for a poor man.
17. At large (थर्वतंत्र)
Use – The murderer is still at large.
18. At random (बबनव ककसी उद्ि़े श्य क़े)
Use – He spent his money at random.
19. Bag and baggage (बोररयव बबथतर क़े सवि)
Use – The English left India bag and baggage.
20. Beat about the bush (घम
ु व कफरव कर बवतें करनव)
Use – Don’t beat about the bush.
21. By hook or by crook (उचर्चत यव अनचु र्चत तरीक़े स़े)
Use – Now a days many students want to pass by
hook or by crook.
22. Bury the hatchet (परु वनी शत्रत
ु व भि
ु व ि़े नव)
Use – It is wise for India and Pakistan to bury the
hatchet and be friends again.
23. By leaps and bounds (दिन िन
ू व रवत र्चौगन
ु व)
Use – India is making progress by leaps and
bounds.
24. Bring to book (सजव ि़े नव)
Use – Tom was brought to book by Aunt Polly.
25. Black and white (सिखखत)
Use – Give your application in black and
white.
26. A man of letters (वर्वद्र्ववन व्यस्तत)
Use – Our principal is a man of letters.
27. Child’s play (आसवन कवया)
Use – To study science is not child’s play.
28. Castles in the air (हर्ववई ककि़े बनवनव)
Use – Don’t waste your time in building
castles in the air.
29. Die in harness (कताव्य पविन करत़े हुए मर जवनव)
Use – Nehru died in harness.
30. Fool’s paradise (मख
ू त
ा वपर्
ू ा असभिवषव)
Use – The students who want to pass without working
hard, live in fool’s paradise.

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