Phrasal Verbs Meaning in Urdu and Hindi with PDF for IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, GRE, SPOKEN ENGLISH, CSS PMS, UPSC and other exams. This long list of phrasal verb will help you make your English communication skills powerful and more expressive.
Download PDF at the bottom
| Lag behind |
| Move more slowly than other |
| c |
| Women’s wages still lag behind. |
| Lash out |
| Criticize or speak angrily |
| غصے سے بولنا |
| He lashed out at those making accusations against him. |
| Lap up |
| Accept attention, information with great pleasure |
| قبول کرنا |
| He lapped up all his lies. |
| Lay down |
| Establish the law, rules, condition, price limits, speed limits etc. |
| اصول وضع کرنا |
| The directives lay down the hygiene conditions in order to prevent food poisoning. |
| Lay off |
| Ask the workers, staff, men, employees to leave the job |
| نوکری چھوڑنے کو کہنا |
| They will have to lay off some of their staff. |
| Let down |
| Disappoint someone |
| مایوس کرنا |
| You can rely on me; I’ll never let you down. |
| Let down |
| Lower or deflate any bucket, plane, balloon |
| نیچے لٹکانا |
| Hang on! I’ll let down a rope so that you can come up. |
| Let in |
| Allow to come into a place |
| اجازت دینا |
| Let yourself in! |
| Let off |
| 1. To punishment lightly or no punishment at all.
2. To allow not to do something. 3. To fire a gun etc. |
| سزا دینا بندوق سے گولی چلانا |
| 1. She was let off with only reprimand.
2. We have been let off school today as our teacher is sick. 3. They let off some fireworks to celebrate the occasion. |
| Let on |
| Reveal a secret |
| رازافشاں کرنا |
| Don’t let on about this. It must remain a secret. |
| Let out |
| 1. Release, allow to leave a place
2. Make a loud sound 3. To make a garment looser 4. Give on rent |
| کرائے پر دینا ،اونچی آوا زنکالنا |
| 1. Did you let the dog out?
2. I let out a scream and he came running 3. This shirt is too tight. I’ll have to let it out at the waist. 4. She lets out rooms to student. |
| Light up |
| Start smoking |
| سگریٹ نوشی کرنا |
| Lighting up is increasingly regarded as an antisocial activity. |
| Light up |
| To make bright or full of light |
| روشن کرنا |
| Fireworks lit up the sky in the middle of the event, which gave the night a special touch. |
| Line up |
| Put people or things in a row |
| قطار میں کھڑا کرنا |
| Miss Narmeen lined up the kids according to their age. |
| Live down |
| To behave in such a way that some past embarrassment, or failure is forgotten |
| تلخی بھلا دینا |
| Jake has spent his life trying to live down his father’s reputation. |
| Live for |
| To regard something/somebody as the aim of one’s life |
| زندگی کا مقصد ہونا |
| She lives for her work. |
| Live on |
| 1. To continue to live or exist
2. To have something as one’s food 3. To live on something for financial support. |
| کام کی جگہ رہنا |
| 1. Asim is dead but his music lives on.
2. Martin Luther King’s dream lives on 20n years after his death. 3. My husband and I could literally live on fish tacos. |
| Live out |
| 1. To do in reality what one thinks about, believes
2. To spend the rest of one’s life |
| باقی زندگی گزارنا، یقین رکھنا |
| 1. He is hopeful to live out his dreams.
2. His lived out his days alone. |
| Live through |
| To experience something and survive it |
| کسی چیز کا تجربہ حاصل کرنا |
| He lived through both World Wars. |
| Live up to |
| To behave as expected |
| متوقع رویہ اختیار کرنا |
| He failed to live up to his principles. |
| Live with |
| To accept and tolerate something |
| برداشت کرنا |
| You’ll have to live with this new situation without any complaint. |
| Liven up |
| To become or make something lively |
| خوش گوار بنانا |
| We must add some games to liven up the birthday party. |
| Log off |
| Exit a computer system |
| کمپیوٹر بند کرنا |
| Before you log off, close any programs and document you have open, ensuring that you save any changes you make. |
| Log on |
| Enter a computer system |
| کمپیوٹر چلانا |
| When I logged on, I was asked to change my password. |
| Look after |
| Take care of |
| دیکھ بھال کرنا |
| One of the most difficult jobs in the world is looking after a new baby. |
| Look around |
| 1. To look at something behind or look in different directions
2. Visit a place 3. To examine various possibilities |
| مختلف سمتوں میں دیکھنا |
| 1. She looked around and saw him.
2. I looked around the place but I didn’t see it. 3. Have you started looking around for a job? |
| Look back |
| To remember the past |
| پرانی بادیں تازہ کرنا |
| That was 10 years ago and we never looked back. |
| Look for |
| Try to find |
| ڈھونڈنا |
| I’m looking for my keys. Have you seen them? |
| Look forward to |
| eager for something as some enjoyable is to happen |
| اتظار میں ہونا |
| I’m looking forward to the concert. |
| Look up |
| Something improving as business |
| بہتری کرنا |
| I’m so glad that things are all looking up for you. |
| Look up |
| 1. To pay a visit after some time.
2. To find something in dictionary |
| کہیں جانا ،ڈکشنری میں لفظ دیکھنا |
| 1. Look me up next time you are in town.
2. Can you look up this difficult word in the dictionary? |
| Look up to |
| Admire and respect somebody |
| تعریف کرنا |
| When I was a child I always looked up to my grandparents, who were wonderful people. |
| Lump together |
| Put things in one group or treat them in the same way. |
| اکھٹے کرنا |
| Sudan was created by lumping together different desert nations. |
