English Phrasal Verbs List G with Hindi and Urdu Translation. This long list of phrasal verb will help you make your English communication skills powerful and more expressive.
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Get about, get around |
1. To travel
2. To become well known 3. Avoid or escape the effects of something |
گھومنا پھرنا ، مشہور ہونا |
1. She’s getting old; she doesn’t get around as much as she used to.
2. They managed to get around the |
Get away |
Leave or escape or have a holiday |
چلے جانا |
They got away in a stolen car. |
Get away with |
Not punished for something wrong you have done |
غلطلی کی سزا پانا |
She got away with a fine. |
Get back |
Return |
واپس جانا |
I’ll tell her when she gets back. |
Get back |
Recover something |
واپس پانا |
He’s started to exercise. He needs to get his strength back. |
Get by |
1. Manage to be something
2. To let something pass |
گزرنے دینا،گزارے لائق ہونا |
1. When you’re a student, you have to learn to get by with very little money.
2. There were so many people that I couldn’t get by. |
Get in |
To go in a place |
سوار ہونا |
Get into the car. We’re leaving. |
Get into |
To become involved in mess, trouble, debt, muddle |
پھنس جانا |
Don’t use your credit card too much or you’ll get into debt. |
Get off |
To leave a vehicle |
سواری سے اتر جانا |
Just as we got off the bus, it started to rain. |
Get on |
To get old |
بوڑھا ہونا |
I’m getting on a bit now, but I’ve still got all me faculties. |
Get on |
1. Make progress in something
2. Continue doing something |
ترقی کرنا |
1. How are you getting on with your studies?
2. He wasn’t an easy man to get on with. |
Get on |
To take place in a bus, train, plane, horse etc. |
سوار ہونا |
The bus was full, We couldn’t get on. |
Get on with |
To have friendly relationship with neighbor, relatives, friends etc. |
اچھے تعلقات رکھنا |
We must be helpful to get on with our friend. |
Get out |
1. To ask to leave a place
2. Stop being a secret |
نکال دینا ، رازافشا ہونا |
1. A security guard told him to get out.
2. If ward gets out, it could ruin her career. |
Get through |
1. Manage to contact someone
2. Pass some exam, test etc. 3. Use or spend something |
رابطہ کرنا |
1. I couldn’t get through to them on the phone so I emailed them the next day.
2. We’re sure that you will get through our exam. 3. He gets through about thirty cigarettes a day. |
Get through to |
To make someone understand something |
سمجھنا |
It is really very difficult to get through to the pre-school kids. |
Give away |
Give something to somebody for free |
دے دینا |
He gave away all his money. |
Give in |
Defeated or yielded |
شکست ہونا |
He’s very stubborn; he won’t give in no matter how much you try to persuade him. |
Give out |
To distribute leaflet, food, money, information, |
تقسیم کرنا |
Give out the questionnaires and ask students to complete them. |
Give up |
Stop something or attempting some activity like chocolate, fatty foods, smoking, job |
چھوڑدینا |
If you want to lose weight, you’ll have to give up eating sweets. |
Glam up |
Dress attractively |
خوش لباس ہونا |
Casual dress is fine, although some of the locals do get glammed up. |
Gloss over |
Not to mentioned something bad |
تذکرہ نہ کرنا |
He glossed over painful events and painted a positive picture. |
Go about |
Start doing something |
شروعات کرنا |
How did you go about getting this book published? |
Go off |
1. To explode or something activated like alarm, bomb, device, gun
2. To go bad |
پھٹ جانا ، خراب ہونا |
1. The powerful device went off just meters from the market entrance.
2. Put the milk in the fridge or it will go off. |
Go off |
Stop liking somebody |
نا پسند کرنا |
I liked him at the start, but then went off him rapidly. |
Go on |
1. Continue doing
2. To happen |
جاری رکھنا |
1. He went on speaking for two hours.
2. They have the feeling that there was something fishy going on. |
Go about |
Talk continuously in a boring and annoying way |
بری طریقے سے بات کرنا |
You must be bored hearing me going on about it. |