PDF of of 120 Most Important Previous years' Phrasal Verbs SSC (asked in SSC Exams) for SSC CHSL 2019-2020
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Answer for: to be answerable for (किसी गलत बात की जिम्मेदारी लेना)
Example - If one makes mistake then one should be ready to answer for it.
Ask after: to inquire about (किसी के बारे में पूछताछ करना)
Example - Rohit had to contact branch office to ask after the delay in the process.
Attend on: to serve (सेवा करना)
Example - We should not forget to attend on our grandparents in their old age.
Back out: to choose not to do something agreed (किसी सहमत बात से पीछे हटना)
Example - After his father had refused him, he backed out of picnic plan.
Back up: to support (सहायता देना)
Example - I couldn’t have solved this issue without your back up.
Bear down: to press down heavily (दबाना या कुचलना)
Example - The snow bore down on the roof. (बर्फ़बारी ने छत पर दबाव बनाया)
Blow over: to pass without harming (बिना नुकसान पहुचाये गुजर जाना)
Example - My headache finally blew over.
Bound for: going to a destination (किसी स्थान को जाता हुआ)
Example - This train is bound for Chennai.
Break down (of machinery) : to stop working (कम करना बंद कर देना)
Example - Our car broke down on the way of Udaipur. (कार ने ख़राब होने के कारण काम करना बंद कर दिया)
Break down: to lose control emotionally (रोने लगना)
Example - The old lady broke down when heard news of her son’s death.
Break into: to enter illegally (जबरदस्ती घुसना)
Example - Last night, some thieves broke into our neighbor’s house.
Break out: to start (of disease or war etc.) (अचानक फैलना)
Example - In Southern Jaipur, the swine flu has broken out.
Break up (of relationship) : to end/separate (अलग हो जाना)
Example - Suman and Sohan broke up after 5 year’s long relationship.
Bring about: to cause to happen (होने का कारण होना)
Example - This injury on my hand brought about skin infection to my whole body. (इन्फेक्शन होने का कारण हाथ पर हुई चोट हैं)
Bring down: to reduce (कम करना)
Example - Carelessness in studies brings down the performance of student in exam.
Bring up: to raise, to rear (पालन पोषण करना)
Example - After My parent’s death in an accident, I was brought up by my grandparents.
Call for: to demand (मांग करना)
Example - The Company workers called for extra wages.
Call off: to cancel (रद्द कर देना)
Example - Due to heavy rainfall, we had to call off our picnic plan.
Call on: to pay a visit (जाकर मुलाकात करना)
Example - The Rural development minister calls onrural areas every month.
Call up: to recall (याद करना)
Example - Although Tina is an atheist, she calls up God when in trouble.
Carry on: to continue (जारी रखना)
Example - After rain had stopped, we carried on our party on roof.
Carry out: to execute (किसी कार्य को पूरा करना)
Example - The Supervisor carried out all the instructions carefully given by Manager.
Catch up (with): to stop being behind (बराबरी पर आ जाना)
Example - Though Rajan took admission in midsession, he caught up with his classmates in final exams.
Clear someone of: to free from blame (आरोप मुक्त करना)
Example - The Court has cleared him of all the charges leveled against him.
Come about: to happen (घटित होना)
Example - What came about last night? I had heard something.
Come across: to meet by chance (अचानक मुलाकात होना)
Example - Yesterday, while wandering in the market, I came across my old school friend.
Come off : to be successful (सफल होना)
Example - After toiling hard, Ramesh has finally come off in his IAS exam.
Cordon off : to seal a place (किसी स्थान की घेराबंदी करना)
Example - The Police cordoned off the area, where the accident took place.
Count on : to depend on, to rely on (विश्वास करना या निर्भर रहना)
Example - Drishti always counts on her mother for her personal work as she is too lazy. (निर्भर रहती हैं)
Example - Nowadays, it’s not safe to count on strangers. (विश्वाश करना)
Cut out for : to be suitable for (किसी कार्य के लिए उपयुक्त होना)
Example - The Candidate who will be cut out for the post, will be recruited by our HR manager.
Deal in : to have business of (किसी चीज का व्यापर करना)
Example - Mr. Sinha deals in garment. (कपड़ो का व्यापर करते हैं)
Deal out : to distribute (वितरित करना)
Example - Our teacher dealt out the exam sheet.
Deal with : to treat with a person (किसी से व्यव्हार करना)
Example - My aunt deals with everyone in a very kind way.
Do away with : to abolish/murder (समाप्त कर देना)
Example - Hari was very disturbed with his family issue, he finally did away with it. (मुद्दों को सुलझा के समाप्त कर दिया)
Drop in/by : to visit informally (बिना पूर्व सूचना के आ जाना)
Example - Yesterday, Our Principal madam dropped inclass.
Egg on : to motivate (प्रेरित करना)
Example - Our Parents always egg on us for our better career.
Fall for : fall in love with (आकर्षित होना)
Example - Jack fell for Jill in early school days.
Fall out (with) : to quarrel with (झगडा होना)
Example - Yesterday, Our neighbors fell out on trivial matter.
Feel like : to be excited to do something (किसी काम को करने का इच्छुक होना)
Example - Sachin loves cricket, he feels like to play it all time.
Figure out : to understand (समझ पाना)
Example - The manager is trying to figure out the concept of new project.
Fizzle out : to weaken gradually (क्रमश कमजोर पड़ना)
Example - We were all excited about festivals in childhood, but the excitement has frizzled out. (त्योहारों का उत्साह धीरे धीरे कम हो गया हैं)
Gain on : to come close to (प्रतियोगिता में नजदीक होना)
Example - Although Rita was an average student in beginning, she gained on topper of class in annual exams.
Get along (with someone) : to have a friendly relationship (दोस्ताना व्यव्हार होना)
Example - Deepika gets along well with Ranvir.
Get away with : to do something illegal without being punished (गलत कम करके बिना सजा के बच के निकल जाना)
Example - Though Rohan had commited crime, he got away with this.
Get over : to have control on (किसी पर काबू होना)
Example - Parents should be able to get over their children.
Get on : to make progress (प्रगति करना)
Example - Everyone can get on, if he/she works hard.
Get rid of : to leave, to dispose of, to throw away (छुटकारा पाना)
Example - We were so irritated with the children, so we sent them out to play and got rid of disturbance.
Get through with : to complete a task (किसी कार्य को पूरा करना)
Example - The marketing team has got through with its assignment.
Give away : to reveal the secret (रहस्य उजागर करना)
Example - My friends were planning a surprise birthday party but one of them was so excited that he gave away the plan.
Give in : to surrender (समर्पण करना)
Example - However, The king had struggled hard but at the end, he had to give in.
Give up : abandon (त्याग देना)
Example - After watching the height of the mountain, we gave up our plan of climbing.
Go about : to move from place to place (एक जगह से दूसरी जगह जाना)
Example - Government employees go about in town and villages for the social campaign.
Go along with : to agree (सहमत होना)
Example - My boss went along with me on the idea regarding the upcoming project.
Goes by : to work accordingly (नियमानुसार कार्य करना)
Example - Suman is a very sincere employee; she always goes by company’s policies.
Go down in history : to get admitted in history (इतिहास में नाम दर्ज होना)
Example - Gandhiji struggled hard for freedom of India so his name went down in history.
Go on : to continue doing something (किसी कार्य को जारी रखना)
Example - Even after exam gets postponed, Students should go on preparation.
Go through : To read, to pass through a time (किसी दौर से गुजरना/ पढना)
Example - You are advised to go through this chapter in order to find solution of your problem. (पढना)
Example - These days, Real estate business is going through inflation. (मंदी के दौर से गुजर रहा हैं)
Go with : to match (मेल खाना)
Example - This scarf is going with my new dress which I bought last week.
Hear of : to get the news about (किसी के बारे में सूचना मिलना)
Example - I was shocked when heard of his fatal accident. (दुर्घटना के बारे में सूचना मिलना)
Hit out : to attack verbally (आलोचना करना)
Example - Some persons are in the habit of hitting outothers.
Hold back : to control expression (व्यक्त करने से रुकना)
Example - Sunita was about to say something, but suddenly she held back. (बोलते बोलते रुक गयी)
Hold on : to keep something in a position
Example - In spite of her aching shoulders, Robin held onthe rope.(कंधे में दर्द के बावजूद रस्सी को पकडे रखा)
Jump at : to reach conclusion in a hurry (जल्दबाजी में किसी निष्कर्ष पर पहुचना)
Example - John has no passions, he always jumps at. (धैर्य नही होने के कारण जल्दी में निष्कर्ष पर पहुच जाता हैं)
Keep away : to maintain distance (दूरी बनाये रखना)
Example - Childern were instructed to keep away from garbage while playing in the street. (कचरे से दूर रहने के लिए कहा गया)
Keep from : to abstain from (बुरी संगत से दूर रहना)
Example - We should keep from bad company.
Keep up: to maintain in good condition/ to continue doing something (अच्छी स्थिति में रखना/ किसी कार्य को जारी रखना)
Example - Sameer loves his bike, so he keeps it up. (अच्छी स्थिति में रखता हैं)
Example - You are doing well in game, keep it up. (जारी रखो)
Knock down : to thrust someone to the ground (धक्का मार के गिरा देना)
Example - In the game of Kabbadi, Sushil knocked down his opponent.
Lay down : to give up arms (हथियार डाल देना)
Example - Though soldiers struggled hard in the battle, but in end they had to lay down.
Lay off : to dismiss/ to fire (छटनी करना/ नौकरी से निकालना)
Example - In the time of recession, Companies usually lay off its employees.
Lie behind : to be the real reason (वास्तविक कारण होना)
Example - We need to explore what lies behind the increasing weight problem. (वजन बढ़ने के पीछे वास्तविक कारण क्या हैं)
Live by : to earn livelihood/ to follow (कोई काम करके गुजर बसर करना/ अनुसरण करना)
Example - My uncle lives by furniture work.(फर्नीचर का काम करके गुजर बसर करते हैं)
Example - We should live by traffic rules while on road. (यातायात के नियमो का अनुसरण करना चाहिए)
Live off : to live on particular food (किसी खास भोजन पर रहना)
Example - Some monks live off fruits and vegetables only. (सिर्फ फल और सब्जिया ही खाते हैं)
Live through : to survive in difficulty (किसी अप्रिय अनुभव को झेलना)
Example - Nowadays, My family is living throughinsolvency. (कंगाली में रह रहे हैं)
Live up to : to reach an expected standard (उम्मीद के अनुसार होना)
Example - This project should have lived up to, but unfortunately it is not. (उम्मीद के अनुसार होना चाहिए था)
Look about/for : to search (खोजना)
Example - I am looking about my spectacles.
Example - My mother has looked for the shirt, but didn’t find it.
Look after : to take care of something or someone (देख भाल करना)
Example - We should look after our grandparents in their old age.
Look down on /upon : to regard as inferior (नीची निगाह से देखना / किसी को कम आंकना)
Example - He looks down on everyone, who doesn’t belong to his community.
Look forward to : to anticipate pleasantly (उत्सुकता से प्रतीक्षा करना)
Example - As Minal has performed well in interview, she is looking forward to positive response from company.
Look into : to investigate (जाँच करना- खोजबीन के सन्दर्भ में)
Example - The police are looking into case honestly.
Look out for : to try to find (खोजने या समझने की कोशिश करना)
Example - You need to look out for why he declined your proposal.
Look over : to examine (जांच करना)
Example - Teachers look over answer sheet carefully before submitting to exam cell.
Make do with : to manage (काम चलाना)
Example - There was no juice so I had to make do with soft drink which I generally avoid.
Make for : to result in/ to cause (किसी बात में सहायक होना)
Example - The low quality of service made for failure of project. (गुणवत्ता में कमी, प्रोजेक्ट के असफल होने का कारण बनी)
Make out : to manage to understand (किसी व्यक्ति या चीज को समझना)
Example - Manager is trying to make out the concept of new project proposed by me.
Make the most of : to get maximum (पूरा पूरा लाभ उठाना)
Example - The smart person always makes the most ofevery situation that comes his way.
Occur to : to understand (समझ में आना)
Example - Physics never occurs to me, however I try a lot to understand it.
Part with : to leave/ abandon (बिछड़ना / त्यागना वस्तु के सन्दर्भ में )
Example - You need to part with your some luggage as it is creating extra load in car.
Part from : leave or separate form someone (किसी व्यक्ति से अलग होना या बिछड़ना)
Example - Reena parted from her boyfriend after five year’s long relationship.
Pull off : to succeed in doing something difficult (किसी मुश्किल काम को करने में सफल होना)
Example - It was almost impossible to conveyance my father for my Udaipur trip but finally we have pulled off.
Pull up : to criticize (आलोचना करना)
Example - My aunt is in the habit of pulling up others without any reason.
Put across : to communicate successfully (समझोता आदि के लिए बातचीत करना)
Example - Pakistan and China put across on the issue of their new upcoming project.
Put aside : to save for future or to avoid (भविष्य के लिए बचाना या उपेक्षा करना)
Example - It is always advised to put aside some money by our parents. (भविष्य के लिए बचाना)
Example - Rohan put aside all the bottlenecks while preparing for IAS exam. (नजरंदाज किया)
Put up with : to tolerate (सहन करना)
Example - We should never put up with wrong doings of unsocial elements.
Put forth : to request (निवेदन करना)
Example - We had to put forth to authority to consider our application first.
Put together : to put someone in trouble or to create or construct (किसी को परेशानी में डालना/ बनाना)
Example - Reena always puts together me with her pranks. (परेशानी में डाल देती हैं)
Example - The manager has put together separate team for every task. (मैनेजर ने सभी कार्य के लिए अलग टीम बनायीं हैं)
Put down : to suppress or criticize (दमन करना या आलोचना करना)
Example - The mettle king put down his enemy bravely. (शत्रुओ का दमन किया)
Put off : to postpone (स्थगित करना)
Example - Karan had to put off his holiday trip due to busy schedule of office.
Put on : to wear clothes/ gain weight (कपडे पहनना या वजन का बढ़ना)
Example - Children don’t like putting on woolen clothes even in extreme winter. (भरी सर्दी में भी ऊनी कपडे पहनना पसंद नही करते)
Example - Sheela has put on so she is not able to be fit in her old dresses. (वजन बढ़ गया हैं)
Put out : to extinguish (बुझाना)
Example - At last, fire brigade arrived and put out the fire.
Put through : to make someone feel something unpleasant (किसी को परेशानी में डालना)
Example - Seema is very childish in nature, she always puts through others.
Run down : to criticize / to decline (आलोचना करना / कमजोर पड़ना)
Example - Don’t run down your brother in public, it will definitely annoy him. (आलोचना मत करो)
Example - Due to low quality of service, the rating of this product has run down. (रेटिंग कम हो गयी हैं)
Run into (problem) : to face (समस्या में पड जाना)
Example - I just wanted to help him, but I didn’t know I would run into this pathetic situation.
Run into : to meet by chance (अचानक मुलाकात होना)
Example - It was really unexpected to run into my old college friend in market.
Run over : to crush by a vehicle (वाहन से कुचलना)
Example - Yesterday, My grandmother was run over by a car in street.
Set about : to initiate effort (प्रयास प्रारंभ करना)
Example - Vikas is very sincere for his career, he set abouthis IAS exam in graduation period.
Set up : to establish (स्थापित करना)
Example - Coal India has set up one of its branches in Dhanbad.
Sit around/about : to spend time without any activity (खाली बैठना)
Example - My brother is so careless. He neither studies nor works. He just sits around.
Smile on : to bless (भाग्य का किसी पर प्रसन्न होना)
Example - Destiny has smiled on Tanmay as he has cracked exam without preparing for it.
🔘As we know "Phrasal verbs" is an important part of English language section of SSC (CGL, CHSL, CPO etc) exams. EnglishKendra has compiled 120 most important previous year Phrasal Verbs (asked in SSC CGL, CHSL exams). You don't have to put efforts to search for it here and there. "EnglishKendra team" is dedicated to provide you "the best study material of English" for SSC, BANK exams, prepared by the experts. Do check out other posts as well.
💯Click here for the compilation of ALL ANTONYMS asked in SSC Exams
💯Click here for the compilation of CLOZE TESTS asked in SSC CPO 2019
💯Click here for the compilation of ERROR DETECTION QUESTIONS asked in SSC CPO 2019 (with detailed solution)
💯Click here for the compilation of VOCAB asked in SSC CPO 2019
💯Click here for the compilation of IDIOMS AND PHRASES asked in SSC CPO 2019
Note : Link to download the pdf is at the bottom of the page.Kindly, scroll down to the bottom if you want the pdf.
Account for- To explain the reason for
Example- “Asking government to account for its work is a trend now”, PM Narendra Modi
Answer for: to be answerable for (किसी गलत बात की जिम्मेदारी लेना)
Example - If one makes mistake then one should be ready to answer for it.
Ask after: to inquire about (किसी के बारे में पूछताछ करना)
Example - Rohit had to contact branch office to ask after the delay in the process.
Attend on: to serve (सेवा करना)
Example - We should not forget to attend on our grandparents in their old age.
Back out: to choose not to do something agreed (किसी सहमत बात से पीछे हटना)
Example - After his father had refused him, he backed out of picnic plan.
Back up: to support (सहायता देना)
Example - I couldn’t have solved this issue without your back up.
Bear down: to press down heavily (दबाना या कुचलना)
Example - The snow bore down on the roof. (बर्फ़बारी ने छत पर दबाव बनाया)
Blow over: to pass without harming (बिना नुकसान पहुचाये गुजर जाना)
Example - My headache finally blew over.
Bound for: going to a destination (किसी स्थान को जाता हुआ)
Example - This train is bound for Chennai.
Break down (of machinery) : to stop working (कम करना बंद कर देना)
Example - Our car broke down on the way of Udaipur. (कार ने ख़राब होने के कारण काम करना बंद कर दिया)
Break down: to lose control emotionally (रोने लगना)
Example - The old lady broke down when heard news of her son’s death.
Break into: to enter illegally (जबरदस्ती घुसना)
Example - Last night, some thieves broke into our neighbor’s house.
Break out: to start (of disease or war etc.) (अचानक फैलना)
Example - In Southern Jaipur, the swine flu has broken out.
Break up (of relationship) : to end/separate (अलग हो जाना)
Example - Suman and Sohan broke up after 5 year’s long relationship.
Bring about: to cause to happen (होने का कारण होना)
Example - This injury on my hand brought about skin infection to my whole body. (इन्फेक्शन होने का कारण हाथ पर हुई चोट हैं)
Bring down: to reduce (कम करना)
Example - Carelessness in studies brings down the performance of student in exam.
Bring up: to raise, to rear (पालन पोषण करना)
Example - After My parent’s death in an accident, I was brought up by my grandparents.
Call for: to demand (मांग करना)
Example - The Company workers called for extra wages.
Call off: to cancel (रद्द कर देना)
Example - Due to heavy rainfall, we had to call off our picnic plan.
Call on: to pay a visit (जाकर मुलाकात करना)
Example - The Rural development minister calls onrural areas every month.
Call up: to recall (याद करना)
Example - Although Tina is an atheist, she calls up God when in trouble.
Carry on: to continue (जारी रखना)
Example - After rain had stopped, we carried on our party on roof.
Carry out: to execute (किसी कार्य को पूरा करना)
Example - The Supervisor carried out all the instructions carefully given by Manager.
Catch up (with): to stop being behind (बराबरी पर आ जाना)
Example - Though Rajan took admission in midsession, he caught up with his classmates in final exams.
Clear someone of: to free from blame (आरोप मुक्त करना)
Example - The Court has cleared him of all the charges leveled against him.
Come about: to happen (घटित होना)
Example - What came about last night? I had heard something.
Come across: to meet by chance (अचानक मुलाकात होना)
Example - Yesterday, while wandering in the market, I came across my old school friend.
Come off : to be successful (सफल होना)
Example - After toiling hard, Ramesh has finally come off in his IAS exam.
Cordon off : to seal a place (किसी स्थान की घेराबंदी करना)
Example - The Police cordoned off the area, where the accident took place.
Count on : to depend on, to rely on (विश्वास करना या निर्भर रहना)
Example - Drishti always counts on her mother for her personal work as she is too lazy. (निर्भर रहती हैं)
Example - Nowadays, it’s not safe to count on strangers. (विश्वाश करना)
Cut out for : to be suitable for (किसी कार्य के लिए उपयुक्त होना)
Example - The Candidate who will be cut out for the post, will be recruited by our HR manager.
Deal in : to have business of (किसी चीज का व्यापर करना)
Example - Mr. Sinha deals in garment. (कपड़ो का व्यापर करते हैं)
Deal out : to distribute (वितरित करना)
Example - Our teacher dealt out the exam sheet.
Deal with : to treat with a person (किसी से व्यव्हार करना)
Example - My aunt deals with everyone in a very kind way.
Do away with : to abolish/murder (समाप्त कर देना)
Example - Hari was very disturbed with his family issue, he finally did away with it. (मुद्दों को सुलझा के समाप्त कर दिया)
Drop in/by : to visit informally (बिना पूर्व सूचना के आ जाना)
Example - Yesterday, Our Principal madam dropped inclass.
Egg on : to motivate (प्रेरित करना)
Example - Our Parents always egg on us for our better career.
Fall for : fall in love with (आकर्षित होना)
Example - Jack fell for Jill in early school days.
Fall out (with) : to quarrel with (झगडा होना)
Example - Yesterday, Our neighbors fell out on trivial matter.
Feel like : to be excited to do something (किसी काम को करने का इच्छुक होना)
Example - Sachin loves cricket, he feels like to play it all time.
Figure out : to understand (समझ पाना)
Example - The manager is trying to figure out the concept of new project.
Fizzle out : to weaken gradually (क्रमश कमजोर पड़ना)
Example - We were all excited about festivals in childhood, but the excitement has frizzled out. (त्योहारों का उत्साह धीरे धीरे कम हो गया हैं)
Gain on : to come close to (प्रतियोगिता में नजदीक होना)
Example - Although Rita was an average student in beginning, she gained on topper of class in annual exams.
Get along (with someone) : to have a friendly relationship (दोस्ताना व्यव्हार होना)
Example - Deepika gets along well with Ranvir.
Get away with : to do something illegal without being punished (गलत कम करके बिना सजा के बच के निकल जाना)
Example - Though Rohan had commited crime, he got away with this.
Get over : to have control on (किसी पर काबू होना)
Example - Parents should be able to get over their children.
Get on : to make progress (प्रगति करना)
Example - Everyone can get on, if he/she works hard.
Get rid of : to leave, to dispose of, to throw away (छुटकारा पाना)
Example - We were so irritated with the children, so we sent them out to play and got rid of disturbance.
Get through with : to complete a task (किसी कार्य को पूरा करना)
Example - The marketing team has got through with its assignment.
Give away : to reveal the secret (रहस्य उजागर करना)
Example - My friends were planning a surprise birthday party but one of them was so excited that he gave away the plan.
Give in : to surrender (समर्पण करना)
Example - However, The king had struggled hard but at the end, he had to give in.
Give up : abandon (त्याग देना)
Example - After watching the height of the mountain, we gave up our plan of climbing.
Go about : to move from place to place (एक जगह से दूसरी जगह जाना)
Example - Government employees go about in town and villages for the social campaign.
Go along with : to agree (सहमत होना)
Example - My boss went along with me on the idea regarding the upcoming project.
Goes by : to work accordingly (नियमानुसार कार्य करना)
Example - Suman is a very sincere employee; she always goes by company’s policies.
Go down in history : to get admitted in history (इतिहास में नाम दर्ज होना)
Example - Gandhiji struggled hard for freedom of India so his name went down in history.
Go on : to continue doing something (किसी कार्य को जारी रखना)
Example - Even after exam gets postponed, Students should go on preparation.
Go through : To read, to pass through a time (किसी दौर से गुजरना/ पढना)
Example - You are advised to go through this chapter in order to find solution of your problem. (पढना)
Example - These days, Real estate business is going through inflation. (मंदी के दौर से गुजर रहा हैं)
Go with : to match (मेल खाना)
Example - This scarf is going with my new dress which I bought last week.
Hear of : to get the news about (किसी के बारे में सूचना मिलना)
Example - I was shocked when heard of his fatal accident. (दुर्घटना के बारे में सूचना मिलना)
Hit out : to attack verbally (आलोचना करना)
Example - Some persons are in the habit of hitting outothers.
Hold back : to control expression (व्यक्त करने से रुकना)
Example - Sunita was about to say something, but suddenly she held back. (बोलते बोलते रुक गयी)
Hold on : to keep something in a position
Example - In spite of her aching shoulders, Robin held onthe rope.(कंधे में दर्द के बावजूद रस्सी को पकडे रखा)
Jump at : to reach conclusion in a hurry (जल्दबाजी में किसी निष्कर्ष पर पहुचना)
Example - John has no passions, he always jumps at. (धैर्य नही होने के कारण जल्दी में निष्कर्ष पर पहुच जाता हैं)
Keep away : to maintain distance (दूरी बनाये रखना)
Example - Childern were instructed to keep away from garbage while playing in the street. (कचरे से दूर रहने के लिए कहा गया)
Keep from : to abstain from (बुरी संगत से दूर रहना)
Example - We should keep from bad company.
Keep up: to maintain in good condition/ to continue doing something (अच्छी स्थिति में रखना/ किसी कार्य को जारी रखना)
Example - Sameer loves his bike, so he keeps it up. (अच्छी स्थिति में रखता हैं)
Example - You are doing well in game, keep it up. (जारी रखो)
Knock down : to thrust someone to the ground (धक्का मार के गिरा देना)
Example - In the game of Kabbadi, Sushil knocked down his opponent.
Lay down : to give up arms (हथियार डाल देना)
Example - Though soldiers struggled hard in the battle, but in end they had to lay down.
Lay off : to dismiss/ to fire (छटनी करना/ नौकरी से निकालना)
Example - In the time of recession, Companies usually lay off its employees.
Lie behind : to be the real reason (वास्तविक कारण होना)
Example - We need to explore what lies behind the increasing weight problem. (वजन बढ़ने के पीछे वास्तविक कारण क्या हैं)
Live by : to earn livelihood/ to follow (कोई काम करके गुजर बसर करना/ अनुसरण करना)
Example - My uncle lives by furniture work.(फर्नीचर का काम करके गुजर बसर करते हैं)
Example - We should live by traffic rules while on road. (यातायात के नियमो का अनुसरण करना चाहिए)
Live off : to live on particular food (किसी खास भोजन पर रहना)
Example - Some monks live off fruits and vegetables only. (सिर्फ फल और सब्जिया ही खाते हैं)
Live through : to survive in difficulty (किसी अप्रिय अनुभव को झेलना)
Example - Nowadays, My family is living throughinsolvency. (कंगाली में रह रहे हैं)
Live up to : to reach an expected standard (उम्मीद के अनुसार होना)
Example - This project should have lived up to, but unfortunately it is not. (उम्मीद के अनुसार होना चाहिए था)
Look about/for : to search (खोजना)
Example - I am looking about my spectacles.
Example - My mother has looked for the shirt, but didn’t find it.
Look after : to take care of something or someone (देख भाल करना)
Example - We should look after our grandparents in their old age.
Look down on /upon : to regard as inferior (नीची निगाह से देखना / किसी को कम आंकना)
Example - He looks down on everyone, who doesn’t belong to his community.
Look forward to : to anticipate pleasantly (उत्सुकता से प्रतीक्षा करना)
Example - As Minal has performed well in interview, she is looking forward to positive response from company.
Look into : to investigate (जाँच करना- खोजबीन के सन्दर्भ में)
Example - The police are looking into case honestly.
Look out for : to try to find (खोजने या समझने की कोशिश करना)
Example - You need to look out for why he declined your proposal.
Look over : to examine (जांच करना)
Example - Teachers look over answer sheet carefully before submitting to exam cell.
Make do with : to manage (काम चलाना)
Example - There was no juice so I had to make do with soft drink which I generally avoid.
Make for : to result in/ to cause (किसी बात में सहायक होना)
Example - The low quality of service made for failure of project. (गुणवत्ता में कमी, प्रोजेक्ट के असफल होने का कारण बनी)
Make out : to manage to understand (किसी व्यक्ति या चीज को समझना)
Example - Manager is trying to make out the concept of new project proposed by me.
Make the most of : to get maximum (पूरा पूरा लाभ उठाना)
Example - The smart person always makes the most ofevery situation that comes his way.
Occur to : to understand (समझ में आना)
Example - Physics never occurs to me, however I try a lot to understand it.
Part with : to leave/ abandon (बिछड़ना / त्यागना वस्तु के सन्दर्भ में )
Example - You need to part with your some luggage as it is creating extra load in car.
Part from : leave or separate form someone (किसी व्यक्ति से अलग होना या बिछड़ना)
Example - Reena parted from her boyfriend after five year’s long relationship.
Pull off : to succeed in doing something difficult (किसी मुश्किल काम को करने में सफल होना)
Example - It was almost impossible to conveyance my father for my Udaipur trip but finally we have pulled off.
Pull up : to criticize (आलोचना करना)
Example - My aunt is in the habit of pulling up others without any reason.
Put across : to communicate successfully (समझोता आदि के लिए बातचीत करना)
Example - Pakistan and China put across on the issue of their new upcoming project.
Put aside : to save for future or to avoid (भविष्य के लिए बचाना या उपेक्षा करना)
Example - It is always advised to put aside some money by our parents. (भविष्य के लिए बचाना)
Example - Rohan put aside all the bottlenecks while preparing for IAS exam. (नजरंदाज किया)
Put up with : to tolerate (सहन करना)
Example - We should never put up with wrong doings of unsocial elements.
Put forth : to request (निवेदन करना)
Example - We had to put forth to authority to consider our application first.
Put together : to put someone in trouble or to create or construct (किसी को परेशानी में डालना/ बनाना)
Example - Reena always puts together me with her pranks. (परेशानी में डाल देती हैं)
Example - The manager has put together separate team for every task. (मैनेजर ने सभी कार्य के लिए अलग टीम बनायीं हैं)
Put down : to suppress or criticize (दमन करना या आलोचना करना)
Example - The mettle king put down his enemy bravely. (शत्रुओ का दमन किया)
Put off : to postpone (स्थगित करना)
Example - Karan had to put off his holiday trip due to busy schedule of office.
Put on : to wear clothes/ gain weight (कपडे पहनना या वजन का बढ़ना)
Example - Children don’t like putting on woolen clothes even in extreme winter. (भरी सर्दी में भी ऊनी कपडे पहनना पसंद नही करते)
Example - Sheela has put on so she is not able to be fit in her old dresses. (वजन बढ़ गया हैं)
Put out : to extinguish (बुझाना)
Example - At last, fire brigade arrived and put out the fire.
Put through : to make someone feel something unpleasant (किसी को परेशानी में डालना)
Example - Seema is very childish in nature, she always puts through others.
Run down : to criticize / to decline (आलोचना करना / कमजोर पड़ना)
Example - Don’t run down your brother in public, it will definitely annoy him. (आलोचना मत करो)
Example - Due to low quality of service, the rating of this product has run down. (रेटिंग कम हो गयी हैं)
Run into (problem) : to face (समस्या में पड जाना)
Example - I just wanted to help him, but I didn’t know I would run into this pathetic situation.
Run into : to meet by chance (अचानक मुलाकात होना)
Example - It was really unexpected to run into my old college friend in market.
Run over : to crush by a vehicle (वाहन से कुचलना)
Example - Yesterday, My grandmother was run over by a car in street.
Set about : to initiate effort (प्रयास प्रारंभ करना)
Example - Vikas is very sincere for his career, he set abouthis IAS exam in graduation period.
Set up : to establish (स्थापित करना)
Example - Coal India has set up one of its branches in Dhanbad.
Sit around/about : to spend time without any activity (खाली बैठना)
Example - My brother is so careless. He neither studies nor works. He just sits around.
Smile on : to bless (भाग्य का किसी पर प्रसन्न होना)
Example - Destiny has smiled on Tanmay as he has cracked exam without preparing for it.
See off - To take leave of
Example- I went to the station to see off my friends.
Example- I went to the station to see off my friends.
Stand by - To remain loyal/ to be ready
Example- I will stand by you through thick and thin.
Example- I will stand by you through thick and thin.
Taken aback- To be surprised
Example- I was taken aback by his audacity.
Example- I was taken aback by his audacity.
Take after - To resemble a close, older relative
Example- He has taken after his father.
Example- He has taken after his father.
Take over - To take responsibility for or control of
Example- A new secretary has taken over the key post.
Example- A new secretary has taken over the key post.
Turn down - To refuse or reject
Example- He turned down my offer.
Example- He turned down my offer.
Turn out (to be) - To prove to be
Example- He turned out to be a crook.
Example- He turned out to be a crook.
Wear off - To lose effect Soon
Example- The polish started wearing off .
Example- The polish started wearing off .
Weigh down -
To make anxious, to burden
Example- Men were weighed down with added responsibilities.
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