Random Vocabulary 59

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Words	Meaning	Hindlish
Sadist	Who feels pleasure to hurt others	Aziyat pasand
Cyberbully	Who uses internet to harm other	Net per tang karne wala
Despot	Dictator	Zalim hukumraan
Jeer	Taunt	Tanz
Cut	Wounding remark	Tanz
Kiss off	Rude rejection	Badtamizi se inkar
Snub	Ignore	Nazar andaz karna
Dullwitted‎	Stupid	Bewakof
Illiterate	Unable to read or write	An-parh
Dog	Wicked man	Bura shaks

Note:

Don't use these words to insult anyone. These are given only for information.

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30 Amazing Words in English

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Words	Meaning	Roman Urdu
Ailurophile	A cat-lover.	Billi ko chahnay wala
Assemblage	A gathering.	Majmah
Becoming	Attractive.	Pur’kashish
Beleaguer	Put in a very difficult situation.	Mushkil me daalna
Brood	To think deeply.	Gehrai me sochna
Bucolic	In a lovely rural setting.	Dehaat jesa
Bungalow	A small, cozy cottage.	Bangla
Chatoyant	Like a cat’s eye.	Billi ke ankhon jesi
Comely	Attractive.	Pur’kashish
Conflate	To blend together.	Milana
Cynosure	A focal point of admiration.	Mehfil ki jaan
Dalliance	A brief love affair.	Kch dear ka pyar
Demesne	Dominion, territory.	Zameen per qabza
Demure	Shy and reserved.	Sanjeeda
Denouement	Final part of a play.	Kahani ka anjaam
Desuetude	Disuse.	Ghair istemal shuda
Desultory	Lacking a purpose.	Baghair maqsad ke
Diaphanous	Delicate.	Nazuk
Dissemble	Deceive.	Dhoka dena
Dulcet	Sweet, sugary.	Meetha
Ebullience	Quality of being cheerful.	Josh ki halat
Effervescent	Bubbly.	Bubble wala
Efflorescence	Flowering, blooming.	Phool khilne ka amal
Elision	Omission of a sound or syllable.	Syllable ko awaz me chor dena
Elixir	A good potion.	Dawa
Eloquence	Persuasion in speech.	Bolne me khobsurati
Embrocation	Rubbing on a lotion.	Malish
Emollient	A softener.	Jild ko naram banana wali dawa
Ephemeral	Short-lived.	Wakhti
Erstwhile	Former.	Sabiq

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Source of English Version without Roman Urdu:
Justenglish, The 100 most beautiful words in English, Accessed January 19,  2019.
https://justenglish.me/2015/03/23/the-100-most-beautiful-words-in-english/

Grammatical and Lexical Errors In English

The grammar, and vocabulary of the English (like any other language) are changing with the passage of time and so are the mistakes. The best thing is “mistakes are the beauty of a language” but the worst thing is “only when made in the spoken form”. 

When it comes to writing, one needs to ensure proper transmission of the message with the help of a fixed pattern according to the situation. In certain circumstances, some errors cause serious miscommunication leading to unpredictable outcomes.

There are a number of topics in the language where even a native speaker feels unable to make a guess. The learners and teachers of English as a second or foreign language must recognize at least most common errors.

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Different Types of Shops' Vocabulary

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Words	Meaning	Hindlish
Superstore	Shop selling food and household items	Jahan khane ki chezen milen
Greengrocer	Who sells fruit and vegetables	Sabzi or phal farosh
Baker	Who sells bread and cakes	Jo Double roti or cake baiche
Tea shop	Shop selling tea and cakes	Jahan chaye or cake milen
Pharmacist	Who sells medicines	Dawa baichne wala
Stationery	Shop selling paper goods	Jahan paper ki chezen milen
Optician	Who sells glasses	Jo chashmay baiche
Flea market	Shop selling old things	Lunda bazar

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What Writing Piece? Articles VS Blog Posts

Articles and blogging (blog posts) are not the same things but sometimes used interchangeably. 

Let's see what are the differences between an article and a blog post?

An article:

1. An article is made in any traditional or digital publication and has nothing to do with reverse chronological order.

2. An article conveys information, facts, news and written in a straightforward, objective tone.

3. An article is usually written in third-person, and don’t encourage readers to participate.

4. An article tends to explore a topic in more depth.

5. An article is written with clear and structured sentences.

A blog post
1. A blog post is made in a blog in reverse chronological order.

2. It is written in the first person and sometimes personal in nature.

3. A blog post invites readers to comment, participate, get involved.

4. Blog posts are in an informal language and may also use short paragraphs.

5. Blog posts may focus on evolving ideas.

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Idiomatic Spoken Expressions

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Idioms	Meaning	Hindlish
A pretty penny	A large sum of money	Bohat sara paisa
Easy as pie	Easy	Asaan
Fat cat	Wealthy and powerful	Ameer or taqatwar
Hand in glove	In association	Ke sath sharik
Hard as nails	Physically tough	Sakht
Johnny on the spot	always available	Har wakht tayar
Laugh up your sleeve	laugh at someone secretly	Chupke se hansna
Make ends meet	Earn enough money to live	Aamdani me guzara karna
Man of straw	Weak	Kamzor
No Dice	No chance	Koi umeed nai

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