Preposition: "Beyond"

1 meaning:

Farther side of.

Roman:

Ke paar.

Example:

She stood beyond a door.
Wo darwaze ke paar khari the.

2 meaning:
Out of reach.‎

Roman:

Se bahar.

Example:‎

This is beyond your strength.
Yeh tmhari taqat se bahar hai.

3 meaning:

In addition.

Roman:

Ke ilawa.

Example:

He does domestic chores beyond his job.
Wo job ke ilawa ghar ke kam bhi karta hai.

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Refuse VS Deny

Sometimes learners often have problems distinguishing between them.‎

Refuse:

Say firmly that you will not do it.

Roman:

Inkar kar dena / mana karna,

Example:

1. She refused to go with me.
Usne mere sath jane se inkar kar dia.

2. We offered him a car but he refused it.
Hum ne use car offer ki lekin mana kar dia.

Deny:

To say that something is not true.

Roman:

Manne se inkar karna.

Example:

1. He denied the truth.
Us ne such manne se inkar kar diya.

2. He denied his son's fault.
Us ne apny betey ke ghalti manne se inkar kar diya.

Note:‎

One useful way of remembering the difference between 'refuse and deny' is to look at their opposite meanings.
Opposite of 'Refuse' is 'Accept'.
Opposite of 'Deny' is 'Admit'.

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Preposition: "AT"

1 meaning:

Indicate place.

Roman:

(jagah) Per.

Example:

I am at home.
Me ghar per hon.

2 meaning:
Indicate specific time.‎

Roman:

(wakht) Me / bajay.

Example:‎

I went at 2 pm.
Me 2 bajay gaya tha.

3 meaning:

Show a situation.

Roman:

(halat) Me.

Example:

The country was at war.
Mulk halat-e-jung me hai.

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Adjective: "OUT"

1 meaning:

Not here.

Roman:

Bahar.

Example:

When he came, I was out.
Jab wo aya me bahar tha.

2 meaning:
Revealed.‎

Roman:

Khul jana.

Example:‎

The secret will be out.
Raaz khul jayega.

3 meaning:

Not in fashion.

Roman:

Fashion me na hona.

Example:

This dress is out now.
Yeh kapre fashion se out hain aaj kal.

4 meaning:

Not conscious.

Roman:

Behosh.

Example:

You will be out if you taste this.
Agar tmne use chakha to behosh hojaoge.

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Preposition: "ON"

1 meaning:

Touching surface.

Roman:

Per.

Example:

There is a book on the table.
Kitab table PER hai.

2 meaning:
Supported by.‎

Roman:

Ke sahare.

Example:‎

Hang your cap on the hook.
Hook ke saharay cap latka do.

3 meaning:

Means of transport.

Roman:

Ke Zariye.

Example:

I travel on bus.
Me bus ke zariye safar karta hon.

4 meaning:

Show a day or date.

Roman:

Din ya tareekh per.

Example:

She will meet you on Sunday.
Wo tmse sunday ke din milegi.

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Preposition: "IN"

1 meaning:

Into.

Roman:

Me.

Example:

She dips biscuits in the tea.
Wo chai ME biscuits daalti hai.

2 meaning:
During a period in time.‎

Roman:

Wakht me.

Example:‎

He lived in 1800B.C.
Wo 1800 ME rehta tha.

3 meaning:

Wearing.

Roman:

Pehna hua.

Example:

He was in red coat.
Wo red coat pehna hua tha.

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Preposition "FROM"

1 meaning:

Indicate starting place.

Roman:

Ki taraf se.

Example:

She came from London.
Wo london ki taraf se aai hai.

2 meaning:
Show starting time.‎

Roman:

Se.

Example:‎

He was deaf from birth.
Wo bachpan se behra hai.

3 meaning:

Show the reason.

Roman:

Ki waja se.

Example:

She is sick from tiredness.
Wo thakan ki waja se bimar hai.

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Preposition "OF"

1 meaning:

Belong to.

Roman:

Alif / Ka / ki.

Example:

He is friend of mine.
Wo merA dost hai.

2 meaning:
Showing.‎

Roman:

Ka / Ki.

Example:‎

It is a story of love.
Yeh pyaar ki kahani hai

3 meaning:

Contain.

Roman:

Ka / Ki.

Example:

That was a glass of milk.
Wo doodh ka glas tha.

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Preposition "FOR"

1 meaning:

In order to help.

Roman:

Ke liyein.

Example:

I can do anything for her.
Me uske liyein kuch bhi kar sakta hon.

2 meaning:
About.‎

Roman:

Ke bare me.

Example:‎

She is worried for your safety.
Wo tmhari hifazat ki khatir fikarmand hai.

3 meaning:

Show purpose.

Roman:

Ki khatir.

Example:

We are learning English for work.
Hum kam ki khatir English seekh rahe hain

4 meaning:

Show reason.

Roman:

Ki waja se.

Example:

I gave her a watch for her birthday.
Mene use saalgira ki waja se ghari di.

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Preposition "TO"

1 meaning:

In the direction of.

Roman:

Ki taraf.

Example:

I am going to Pakistan.
Me Pakistan ki taraf ja raha hon.

2 meaning:
Identify receiver.‎

Roman:

Ke sath.

Example:‎

He was unkind to me
Wo mere sath be rehem tha. 

3 meaning:

Identify a relationship‎.

Roman:

Se.

Example:

Are you married to Sara?

Kia tmne Sara se shadi ki hai?

4 meaning:

In honor of

Roman:

Ke liyein / Ki.

Example:

It's a monument to the soldiers.
Yeh soldier ki nishani hai.

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Do

Act.‎

Roman:

Karna‎.

Example:

You should do your homework on time.
Tmhe wakht per ghr ka kam karna chahiye.‎

Overdo

Do more than needed.‎

Roman:

Zarurat se zda. karna‎

Example:‎

Don't overdo in the gym.
Gym me zarurat se zda mehnat nahi karo.

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Words	Meaning	Hindlish
Arena	Stadium	Akhara
Prior	Earlier	Khush
Luxurious	Extremely comfortable	Aram deh
Gain	Get	Hasil karna
Condolence	Sympathy	Taziyat
Local	Domestic	Ilaqai
Undergo	Experience	Se guzarna
Accountability	Responsibility	Zimedari
Boost	Raise	Barhana
Ailing	In poor health	Beemar

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Words	Meaning	Hindlish
Abdicate	Fail to fulfil	Pura na krna
Jubilant	Feeling happiness	Khush
Abduct	Take away forcely	Aghwa karna
Incurable	Not able to be cured	Na qabil-e-ilaaj
Jolt	Push	Dhaka dena
Confer	Grant	Dena
Nubile	Old enough for marriage	Shadi ke qabil
Valuate	Estimate	Qeemat lagana
Ramble	Walk for pleasure	Ghomna
Indite	Write	Likhna

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