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Letter- A
• Ask for (कुछ माांगना, To demand something)

o Ram asked me for help
o She asked me for some money
• Ask in (न्यौता दे ना, To Invite)

o The host asked the guest in the house
o The manager did not ask the employee in his cabin
• Ask after (ककसी के बारे में पूछना, To Inquire)

o I asked after Priya when I met her mom
o She was asking after you the whole day
• Allow for (बांदोबस्त करना पहले से, To Consider in advance)

o Always allow for mis-happenings by saving something in advance
o I left an hour earlier to allow for the traffic
• Allow of (गुांजायश छोड़ना, Gunjaish chhodna)

o The thunderstorm doesn’t allow of going out today
• Act upon (जल्दी से action लेना, To make an immediate action)

o You should act upon your weaknesses
o This medicine acts upon the symptoms very fast
• Abide by (Follow the rules)

o We should always abide by the law
• Add to (Increase)
o Your dress adds to your beauty

• Add up (Increase)
o Investing adds up your money
• Answer for (जवाबदे ह होना, be responsible for)

o You need to answer for your bad deeds one day

Letter- B
• Back up (Support)
o I will always back you up during difficult times
o I have got back up if I were to lose my job
• Back down (पीछे हटना, To recede)

o You should never back down from your words
o The bully had to back down
• Bear with (इां तजार करना, Wait karna)

o Please bear with me
• Beat off (मार कर भगा दे ना, repel an attack)

o The soldier beat off all the enemy attacks
o She beat off her attacker by hitting him hard on his leg
• Blow over (धीमा पड़ जाना, to wane away/to become weaker)

o The clouds will soon blow over
o The scandal will soon blow over
• Break in/into (सेंधमरी करना, Sendh-Mari karna)

O The thief tried to break in the house
O They broke into the shop to steal goods
• Break up (हटा दे ना, To disperse, end)

o police had to break up the crowd
o They decided to break up the meeting

• Break off (to break forcefully)

o He broke off the door
o The leg of the table just broke off
• Break down (Cry/ to stop working)

o My car broke down (stopped working) in the middle of the highway
o She broke down (cried) into tears

Letter- C
• Call for (demand)

o The workers called for the strike
o The girl called for help
• Call off (End)

o The PM called off the conference
• Call down (फटकारना, Chide, Scold)

o The teacher called the student down for coming late
• Call up (To make a Phone call)

o I will call up my mother tonight
• Carry out (अांजाम दे ना, Anjaam dena)

o The doctor carried out the operation
• Carry away (Emotions me a jana)

o Seeing an old beggar, I got carried away
• Catch up/ Catch up with (Barabari karne ki koshish karna)

o Work harder, so you can catch up/ with other students
• Clear off (Saaf ho jana)

o The fog will clear off soon
o The police cleared off the area
• Clear out of (Bhaga dena)

o I told him to clear out of the house immediately

• Cope with (Face something)

o I can no longer cope with you
• Close with (to agree with someone)
o Two of my best friends do not close with each other
• Come after (Piche Piche ana)
o The agreement came after long negotiations
• Come across (Milna/ Takra jana)

o Today in the market I came across an old friend
• Come along (To hurry)
o Come along, we don’t want to be late
• Come in for (To get/ obtain)
o He will come in for a good sum of money after his uncle dies
o Government has come in for a lot of criticism
• Come of (To descend from a family)
o He comes of a rich family
• Come upon (To attack)
o My curses will come upon my enemies
• Cry up (To praise)
o The shopkeeper cried up his product as the best in the market
• Cry down (To criticize)
o Do not cry down the achievement

• Cut out for (To be the most suitable)

o He is cut out for this job

Letter- D
• Deal with (Talluk Rakhna)
o This book deals with astronomy
o This company does not deal with its competitors
• Deal in (To sell)

o My company deals in software
• Die for (ककसी चीज़ की बड़ी चाह रखना, To crave for something)
o She has a skin tone to die for
o That chocolate cake is to die for
o I am dying for a cup of coffee
• Die away/ Die down (To become weaker)

o This controversy will die away/ die down soon
• Die out (become extinct)

o Our customs and traditions are dying out with time
• Dig in & Dig out (To go deep/ and find out the facts)
o We wanted to dig in the case and dig out some important facts
• Do away with (Eliminate)

o We read English newspaper every day to do away with our fear of English
language
• Do something up (To prepare/ wear)

o Do up the house
o Do up the zip/coat/seat belt/dress

• Do something in (kill)
o You look done in
o The wild bear was done in for the safety of villagers
• Drag on (To lengthen something unnecessarily)

o If the dispute drags on, conditions would be worse
• Drag up (Gade murde ukhadana)
o you do not need to drag up my old mistakes
• Draw in (become shorter)

o It is the end of September and days now will draw in
• Drive out (Nikal Fenkana)

o I use a mosquito repellant to drive out the mosquitos from the house

Letter- E
• Eat into (Dheere- dheere Kha Jana by non-living things)

o This loss can eat into our business
o Rust can into Iron
• Eat up (Kha jana muh se by living things)

o Common! Eat up the food
• Enter into- start something (never say enter for physical movement)
o We entered into a contract
• Explain away (Explain in details)

o This concept is very complicated and cannot be easily explained away
o Please explain away your doubts
• Enter on/upon (start)

o We will enter on/upon business in a month
o I will enter on my task tomorrow

Letter- F
• Fall down on (To fail)

o They fell down on their EMI payments
• Fall for (chakkar me pad jana)

o Do not fall for the words of a door-to-door salesman
o I fell for her money and style
• Fall back (Retreat)
o Army had to fall back because of the firing
• Fall through (cancel/ waste)

o Our picnic may fall through due to the excessive work
o The deal fell through in the end
• Feel for (to search something by hands)

o The blind man was feeling for his stick
o The doctor felt for the pulse of the patient
o I felt for my wallet in my pocket and found it was stolen
• Fight off (Syn: Beat off) (Fight and drive out)

o You need a solid plan to fight off the enemy

Letter- G
• Give in (Surrender)
o The enemy gave in at last
• Give up (Surrender/ To renounce)

o Can you give up your comfort for this job?
o Never give up
• Give out (to end)

o After two hours of wait, my patience gave out
• Get about (to spread)

o The story soon got about everywhere
• Get along (Gujara karna; kisi ke sath banakar rehna)

o I and Rahul cannot get along with each other
o I cannot get along on this salary
• Get over (Forget, overcome)

o Get over your failures and start working
• Get out (revealing of a secret)

o The news of her secret marriage soon got out
• Get away (Evade)

o The thieves got away from the police lock-up
o You cannot get away with this murder
• Get by (To survive)

o It is very difficult for me to get by in this heat without an AC

• Go for (Attack)
o The enemy may go for you if you are too close to the boundary
o The thieves went for the old couple, after looting the house
• Go by (गुजरना, Pass hona)

o The bullet went by my ear
o Time goes by very fast
• Go about (Do something, move here and there)
o Go about (do) your job
o I wanted to say sorry, but I didn’t know how to go about it
o It is very dangerous to go about in this place at night
• Go out (Extinguish, to end)

o My love for movies has slowly gone out
o This candle will be gone out soon

Letter- H
• Hit on/ upon (To think something new)

o She hit upon/on a perfect title for her new book
o Yash hit upon/on a new plan to help us out of this situation
• Hit out (To attack furiously)

o The Opposition hit out at the Citizenship Amendment Act
o The man hit out at the thief who attacked him
• Hang about (Loiter) and Hang out

o Students were hanging about the school premises
o I am going to hang out with my friends on the Christmas Eve
• Hang back (Hesitate)

o Do not hang back, you sing very well
o I hang back from group activities
• Hear out (To listen to someone till the end)

o The man accused for murderer requested the judge to hear him out
o The judge agreed to hear him out
• Help out (Help in difficulty)

o I do not understand this new job, can you please help me out
• Hold back (rokna)/ Hold in (To keep in control)

o Once I decide to do something, nothing can hold me back
o She couldn’t hold back her tears and broke into tears
o He failed to hold in his anger
o I am trying to hold in my emotions

• Hold out (bane rehna/ banaye rakhna)

o The soldiers could not hold out under heavy firing from the other side
o Doctors hold out no hope of her recovery
• Hold with (Agree)

o I do not hold with unnecessary nudity in the Cinema
o Most of the religions do not hold with the theory of Big Bang
• Hush up (Hide/conceal)
o The politician tried to hush up the crime his son had made
o You cannot hush up your lies anymore
• Hunt for (Search)

o After the news of the murder got about, the police were hunting for the
criminals everywhere
o She’s hunting for the hidden treasure on this island

Letter- I
• Itch for (To want something badly)

o The young Actress was itching for a glamourous life style
o The crowd was itching for a fight
• Inquire for (to ask about something)

o Somebody came inquiring for you yesterday
o I will inquire for a DVD of this movie in the store
• Inquire into (छानबीन करना) (Syn: Dig into)

o A CBI team has been appointed to inquire into the case
• Imbued with (filled with)

o The president’s speech was imbued with humour and sarcasm
o The soldiers are imbued with patriotism
• Idle away (waste)

o Do not idle away your precious time on hanging out with your friends
o I idled away all my life watching TV.
Letter- J
• Jump at (To agree to something with eagerness)

o He jumped at the chance to go to a trip to paris
• Jump on/ upon (To fight verbally/ criticize)

o The professors and the students of JNU were jumped on/upon by a mob of
masked criminals.

Letter- K
• Keep up and Keep on (Continue/ Jari Rakhna)

o Despite her failures, she kept on working hard.
o The manager told the salesman to keep up the good work
• Keep up with (kisi ke sath shoulder-to-shoulder chalna/ at the same pace)

o All my friends are very intelligent. I can’t keep up with them in studies
o You need to run faster to keep up with others in the race
• Keep down (Daba kar rakhna, Suppress)

o The Government tried to keep down the protests
o Can you keep your anger down?
• Keep back (Synonym- Hold back) (Raste me roda banana/ To hinder

someone’s way)
o Nothing can keep me back from taking this job
• Keep in with (Synonym- Get along) (To maintain friendly relations with
others)
o You should keep in with your colleagues
o I always keep in with my neighbors
• Keep away (Stay away)

o Keep away from the dog, it bites the strangers
o We should keep away from the criminals
• Keep out (Avoid)

o Children should keep out of mischiefs
o Always try to keep out of troubles

• Knock off (Finish work)

o At what time do you knock off?
o I am going to knock off early today
• Knock down (To knock something and make it fall to ground)

o The Air force knocked down two enemy fighter planes.
o The young boxer knocked down the old veteran in the first round.

Letter- L
• Lay off (Naukari se nikal dena/ kisi cheez ko chhod dena)

o Airtel and Vodafone India had to lay off several employees due to stiff
competition
o Doctor told me to lay off cigarettes
• Lay out (To spend money)

o She is ready to lay out 50,000 Rs. for this new dress.
o Mr. Malya lived a lavish life and used to lay out a lot on small things
• Lay aside (to save)

o Always lay aside some money for the difficult days
• Lay about (Syn- hit out, knock down) (Attack furiously)

o Maharana Pratap laid about his enemies with his sword in the battlefield
o The mob laid about the rapist with their hands and feet
• Lay before (to present)

o The police laid the accused before the judge
o The committee laid their report before Parliament
• Look to (to rely on someone)

o We always look to our parents for help and guidance
• Look up to (to respect)

o Most of the people look up to Mr. Kalam as their ideal
o I always look up to my mother

• Look forward to (To expect)

o I am looking forward to meeting you soon
o The farmers were looking forward to a good monsoon this year
• Look after (take care of)

o There is no one to look after the old lady
o I have a family to look after
Look out (To be watchful)

o Some people always look out for special deals
o The police were looking out for criminal in the highway
• Leave off (To stop)

o It is time to leave off work
o The doctor told me to leave off smoking
• Lash out (Hit out, lay about, attack)

o The opposition lashed out at the Government for passing CAA
o The dog lashed out at the thief in the night
• Let out (to release)

o The soldier let out a long breath and died
o She let out a loud sneeze
• Let up (to become weaker)

o The rain did not let up the whole day
o We must not let up now

Letter- M
• Make out (to understand something)

o I could not make out what she said
o She could only make out a large figure in the shadows
• Make of (Najariya rakhna kisi cheez ke liye)

o I don’t know what to make of his odd behavior
o What do you make of our new boss?
• Muster up (To gather)

o He decided to muster up some courage and face the criminals
o You need to muster up more strength
• Make after (to Follow)

o The police made after the thieves
o I threw the ball and the dog made after it
• Make off (Run away)

o The child made off when he saw the dog
o She made off with all my money
• Make away with + oneself (To commit suicide)

o She tried to make away with herself because of the guilt
o Our neighbor made away with himself by drinking poison
• Move on (To proceed further)

o Let’s move on before it starts raining
o It is time to move on and leave our regrets in the past

• Meet with (Encounter)

o I met with an accident last week
o Government’s new bill will meet with sharp resistance from the public
• Mess up (To mishandle)

o Do not mess up my hair
o A drug addict can mess up his/her whole life
• Make over (A complete transformation)/ Made over (donate)

o We need honest Politicians to make over the whole country
o Can you make over this old jacket for me?
o She made over all her property to a school

Letter- N
• Number among (Include)

o Several millionaires number among my friends
o Honesty and Punctuality number among his virtues
• Nuzzle up (To rub nose to/against something/ someone)

o The puppy loves to nuzzle up to the kids in the street
o The horse nuzzled up to its master
• Nestle up (To hug/ embrace to/ against)

o The baby nestled up to her mother on sofa
o The baby girl loves to nestle up to her father

Letter- O
• Opt for (to choose)

o Most people opt for buying a new house instead of renting
o You should opt for Mathematics if you want to become a scientist
• Opt out of (to choose to leave)

o The USA opted out of the Nuclear deal with Iran
o You cannot opt out of this course. It is too late now
• Offend against (To do injustice/ wrong)

o Your English offends against the rules of grammar
o The driver offended against the traffic rules

Letter- P
• Part with (To give up)
o I refused to part with my family jewels when I needed money
o The greedy man could not part with the money
• Pass for (to be considered/ regarded)

o He speaks French well enough to pass for a Frenchman
o Two girls look very similar and often pass for sisters
• Pass over (To Ignore)

o They chose to pass over the rude remarks
o The boss passed over her slight mistake
• Pass through (Gujar jana, To go through)

o To reach there, one has to pass through the river
o He had to pass through a very difficult time to complete his schooling
• Pass away (Die)

o The old man passed away last year
• Pore over (To read something carefully, to peruse)

o A Banking aspirant has to pore over a variety of books to clear the exam
o After getting into the plane, I pored over the safety instructions carefully
• Put off (Postpone)

o The Mayor put off the meeting for 2 days
o We had to put off our plans due to examinations
• Put up with (To bear/ tolerate something)

o I cannot put up with you any longer
o Nobody can put up with such an insult

Pull up (To scold, admonish)

o The teacher pulled up the student for not completing homework
o The boss pulled up the secretary for coming late to office
• Put on (To wear something)

o He put on his jacket and walked out
o I forgot to put on my glasses today
• Put in for (To apply for something)

o He finally put in for a driving license
o I am going for put in for a transfer to my hometown
• Push off (To leave, Chale jana)

o He told me to push off
o It’s time to push off. Let’s go

Letter- Q
• Quest for (तलाशना, to search for something) (Syn: Hunt for)

o He is questing for the secrets of the universe
o The police are questing for the evidence
• Queue up (कतार में लग जाना; To get into a queue)

o People queued up outside the house of Amitabh
o The passengers queued up to get through the security check
• Qualify for something (ककसी चीज़ के योग्य होना; To be eligible for

something)
o Austrian team could not qualify for the world cup
o She is well qualified for the job

Letter- R
• Run down & Run over (कुचल दे ना; To crush)

o The bus ran down the man in the accident
o The bus ran over the man in the accident
• Run into (ककसी से by accident कमल जाना; To meet someone

accidently)
o My motorbike ran into a barricade.
o Today I ran into an old friend in the supermarket
• Run after (पीछा करना; Chase)

o Some people run after money
o The villagers were running after the dacoits
• Rule out (नकार दे ना; To eliminate the possibility of something)

o The possibility of a fraud can not be ruled out without investigation
o The police have ruled out suicide
• Rub in (ककसी गलत बात का कजक्र करना; To mention something unpleasant)

o I am trying to rub in the fact that used he to be a criminal
o Stop fighting, there’s no need to rub in mistakes of each other
• Run out (ख़त्म हो जाना; To end)

o Finally, my patience ran out and I slapped the boy
o We run out of water during summer in this town

Letter- S
• See about (कनपटना, ध्यान दे ना, Attend to, deal with)

o I will see about the matter. You don’t need to be worried
o I have got to see about my motorcycle
• See through (कदए गए राज/ धोखे को दे ख लेना)

o I can see through your little game
o She failed to see through his lies and deception
• Set forth (शुरू करना/ सबको बताना; To present something, to make it known)
o Kanhaiya Kumar set forth (सबको बताना) his political views in the rally
o We set forth (शुरुआत करना) our journey at dawn
• Set off (प्रस्थान करना/ शुरू हो जाना; To begin a journey)

o We will set off for Railway Station at 5 PM
o Touching this locker will set off the alarm
• Stand by (To support)

o I stand by what I said earlier
o I’ll stand by you whatever happens
• Stave off (ककसी गलत चीज़ को दू र रखना; to prevent something bad from
happening)
o We should exercise every day to stave off the effects of ageing
o The RBI decreased the REPO rate to stave off slowdown
• Set something on someone (ककसी जानवर को हमला करने के कलए छोड़ दे ना)
o He threatened to set his dogs on us if didn’t leave his house
o He was set on by a lion while passing through a jungle

• Step down (इस्तीफ़ा दे ना; To resign)

o The CEO of the company will step down from the position
o Ratan Tata stepped down from the TATA Sons
• Stick to (To continue doing something despite difficulties)

o Fat people find it very difficult to stick to a diet
o One must stick to one’s promises

Letters- T
• Turn down (अस्वीकार कर दे ना, To refuse)
o The actor turned down the Oscar Award
o I turned down the job offer as salary was not sufficient
• Take after (ककसी के जैसा कदखाई दे ना/ to look similar)

o Your daughter takes after you
o Her son doesn’t take after her in any way
• Talk back to (ककसी को सामने से जवाब दे ना; To answer rudely)

o We should not talk back to our teachers
o Do not talk back to me, or I will hit you
• Take to (ककसी को पसांद करना; To like someone)

o She doesn’t take to her husband
o They do not take to each other
• Tear up (ककसी चीज़ को टु कड़े टु कड़े कर दे ना; To tear something into

pieces)
o She tore up the letter after reading it
o He told the lawyer to tear up the contract and prepare a new one
• Think up (कुछ नया सोचना, to get a new idea) (Syn: Hit upon)
o Nobody can tell what he will think up next
o She was trying to think up a new excuse
• Tumble over (कफसल कर कगर जाना / To fall or collapse)

o The boy tumbled over a rock
o He lost his balance and tumbled over

• Turn away (ककसी को भगा दे ना; To make someone leave)

o She turned away the beggar from the door
o I turned my secretary away from the job
• Turn on (कनभभर करना; To depend)

o Your success turns on your efforts
o During a power cut, the production in this factory turns on the generators
• Turn out (कनकल कर आना; To be proved)

o The news of Salman’s wedding turned out to be false
o His advice turned out to be useless for everyone
Letter- U
• Use something up (ख़त्म कर दे ना, to consume something to end) (Syn: run
out)
o They have used up all their money
o She has used up all the milk
• Usher in (ककसी नयी चीज़ का आगाज़ करना/ To start, introduce)

o The government has ushered in a new tax called “GST”
o The new manager ushered in new ideas and energy in the team
Letter- V
• Vouch for (ककसी की guarantee लेना; To take someone’s/

something’s gurantee)
o I can vouch for the fact that she is a good girl
o I can vouch for this hotel, It is the best hotel in town

Letter- W
• Wait on (ककसी की सेवा करना; To serve)

o He waits on his wife
o She waits on his boss and takes care of him
• Wave aside (ख़ाररज कर दे ना; dismiss)

o She waved aside my offer for help
o The judge waved aside the objections of the lawyer
• Wind up (समापन कर दे ना, To conclude something)

o After heavy losses, they had to wind up the business
o The program will wind up with the national anthem
• Wipe out (To Destroy)

o Corona virus can wipe out entire human race
o Nothing can wipe out the bitter memories of the past
Letter- Y
• Yell out (अचानक से कचल्लाना; To shout loudly all of a sudden)

o Little girl yelled out with fear, after seeing the injection
o The girl yelled out for help to find his mother
• Yearn for (तरसना, to have a strong desire for something)

o Little kids always yearn for chocolates
o The old lady yearns for someone to talk to

Letter- Z
• Zip through (फटाफट से ककसी चीज़ को पढ़ डालना; to read something quickly)

o I zipped through the whole question paper before starting to write
o She can zip through an entire novel in 2 hours


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• Ask for (कुछ माांगना, To demand something)

• Ask in (न्यौता दे ना, To Invite)

• Ask after (ककसी के बारे में पूछना, To Inquire)

• Allow for (बांदोबस्त करना पहले से, To Consider in advance)

• Allow of (गुांजायश छोड़ना, Gunjaish chhodna)

• Act upon (जल्दी से action लेना, To make an immediate action)

• Abide by (Follow the rules)

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• Answer for (जवाबदे ह होना, be responsible for)

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• Back down (पीछे हटना, To recede)

• Bear with (इां तजार करना, Wait karna)

• Beat off (मार कर भगा दे ना, repel an attack)

• Blow over (धीमा पड़ जाना, to wane away/to become weaker)

• Break in/into (सेंधमरी करना, Sendh-Mari karna)

• Break up (हटा दे ना, To disperse, end)

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• Break off (to break forcefully)

• Break down (Cry/ to stop working)

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• Call for (demand)

• Call off (End)

• Call down (फटकारना, Chide, Scold)

• Call up (To make a Phone call)

• Carry out (अांजाम दे ना, Anjaam dena)

• Carry away (Emotions me a jana)

• Catch up/ Catch up with (Barabari karne ki koshish karna)

• Clear off (Saaf ho jana)

• Clear out of (Bhaga dena)

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• Cope with (Face something)

• Come across (Milna/ Takra jana)

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• Cut out for (To be the most suitable)

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• Deal in (To sell)

• Die away/ Die down (To become weaker)

• Die out (become extinct)

• Do away with (Eliminate)

• Do something up (To prepare/ wear)

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• Drag on (To lengthen something unnecessarily)

• Draw in (become shorter)

• Drive out (Nikal Fenkana)

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• Eat into (Dheere- dheere Kha Jana by non-living things)

• Eat up (Kha jana muh se by living things)

• Explain away (Explain in details)

• Enter on/upon (start)

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• Fall down on (To fail)

• Fall for (chakkar me pad jana)

• Fall through (cancel/ waste)

• Feel for (to search something by hands)

• Fight off (Syn: Beat off) (Fight and drive out)

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