'E' idioms and phrases with urdu meaning

Idioms and Phrases beginning with 'E'

Idioms and Phrases With Urdu Meaning

1EAGLE
Eagle -eyedہوشیارNothing can remain secret before the eagle-eyed Income Tax Officer.
2EAR
Ear witnessسن کر گناہ کی گواہی دیناThere was no eye witness to the murder but there was at least an ear witness, a blind man in the house.
About one’s carsہر طرف The houses fell about my ears.
Be all earsپوری توجہ دیناWhen someone speaks to you, be all ears.
Give earsمتوجہ ہوناWhen I speak to you, please give ear.
Go in at one ear and out at the otherدھیان نہ دینا ایک کان سے سننا دوسرے کان سے نکال دیناLet us go in at one ear and out at the other in this affair.
Lend an earسننے کا خواہشمندWhen you are free from your work, please lend me an ear.
Over head and earsسنناI found the boy over head and ears in study. When her mother died, the boy was over head and cars in sorrow.
Tickle the ears ofخو کرنا، خوشامد کرناThis news vill surely tickle the ears of Arshad.
To turn a deaf earسننے سے انکار کرناShe turned a deaf ear to all he said.
Walls have earsدیواروں کے کان ہوتے ہیںSpeak gently because the walls have ears.
3EARLY
Early and lateہر وقتMy friends are most welcome to visit me early and late.
To come to an early graveجلدی شروع کرنے والا کامیاب ہوتا ہے۔Nasir’s father came to an early grave.
Keep early hoursجلدی سونا اور جلدی اٹھناOld men keep early hours.
4EASE / EASY
Ease offآہستہ آہستہ سست پڑ جاناAll agitations ease off in the due course of time.
Easy moneyمحنت کے بغیر حاصل کردہ روپیہ Everybody wants easy money now-a-days.
Easy Streetآرام و آسائش کی حالتEverybody wants to be in an easy Street now-a-days
Take it easyبے آرام جلدی میں نہ ہوناThere is ample time to catch the train. Please take it easy.
Take one’s easeاپنے آپ کو آرام دہ بناناTake your ease in my house.
Easy and freeمال مفت دل بے رحمOur officer is easy and free.
5EAT
Eat one’s wordsشرمندگی اٹھاناThose who quite often cat their words are not trusted by their friends.
Eat outکھانے پینے کی اشیاء ختم کرناLet us eat out the breakfast. Let your gossip not eat out my studies.
Eat upجذب کرنا They ate up the whole dinner. Do not be eaten up with studies.
To eat humble pieذلیل ہونا، خفت اٹھاناDo not be arrogant lest you may have to eat the humble pie very soon.
6ECHO
Cheer to the echoدل سے تالیاں بجاناWhen the Prime Minister spoke to the Punjab University students, they cheered to the echo.
7ECONOMY
Economy of truthجھوٹYour letter enjoys economy of truth.
8EDGE
On edgeامید رکھناThe nation was on edge when Pakistan got her independence of August 14,1947.
Set on edgeخطر ناک معاملات سے بے پرواہی سے نپٹناThe liberation of Kashmir will set the nation on edge.
Set one’s teeth on edgeپر جوش کرناThe battle of waterloo set Napoleon’s teeth on edge.
General effectعمومی اثرWhat is the general effect to your commitments?
Give effect toعمل کرنا The law must be given effect to.
In effectدر حقیقتIn effect, Quaid was the supreme ruler of Pakistan.
Take effectکام شروع کرناThis notification had taken effect last year.
9EFFIGY
To burn in effigyپتلا جلاناThose who rise to power quite often see themselves burnt in effigy.
10EGG
A bad eggبے کار شخصA disobedient student is a bad egg.
A good eggابتدائی مرحلے میںThe Pakistan State Life Insurance Policy is good egg.
11ELGHT
An eight daysایک ہفتہI lived with Dr. Suhail an eight days.
Figure of eight8 کی شکل کی تصویرThey made a figure of eight in skating.
12ELBOW
At one’s elbowبہت ہی قریبShe kept ample money at her elbow.
Bend, crook, or life the elbowبہت زیادہ شراب نوشی کرناThose who lift the elbow come to a trouble.
Out at elbowپھٹے پرانے کپڑوں میںThe philosophers are out at elbow.
Out at elbowمکمل طور پرI am down in work up to the elbow.
13ELDER
Elder hoursرات دس بجے سے پہلے کا وقتThey played card games in elder hours.
14EL DORADO
El doradoجنتModern youth try to reach El Dorado without work.
15ELECTRIC
Electric blueنیلا رنگI had the wall of my verandah painted electric blue.
16ELEMENTS
In the elementsبہت خوش I found Shahid in the elements.
war of elimentsبڑا طوفانIn Fiji Island there has been a war of elements.
17ELEPHANT
White elephantفائدے سے زیادہ نقصان پہنچانے والی چیزTo keep a big house is to maintain a white elephant.
18ELEVEN
Eleven and twenty longبالکل صحیحYour score in life is eleven and twenty long.
19ELEVENTH
Eleventh hourعین وقت پرThe police caught the robbered handded at the eleventh hour.
20ELF
ELflockبالوں کی لٹ My wife has an elegant elflock.
Elf struckسحر زدہThat lady elf struck me completely.
21ELFISH
ELfish- selfishخوبصورت اور خود غرضRashida was elfish-selfish.
22ELIXIR
Elixir of lifeآب حیاتHope is the only elixir of life in the modem world.
23EMERALD
Emerald typeچھوٹی جسامتThis book is not intended to be printed in emerald type.
24EMPLOY
In the employ ofکا ملازم ہوناI am in the employ of Kamal Junior Model School, Lahore.
25EMPTY
Empty- handedکوئی تحفہ نہ لاناHe came back from his friend’s house empty-handed.
26END
At a loose endبے کار، بے روزگارMillions in Pakistan are at a loose end.
Be the end ofخاتمہ کا باعث بنناLet agriculture be the end of our economic troubles.
Get hold of the wrong end of the stickبڑی غلط فہمیTo hold Majid responsible for the murder of Salma is to get hold of the wrond end of the stick.
In the endآخر میںIn the end, he must hold it responsible for the economic strain of Pakistan today.
Make both ends meetبمشکل گزارہ کرناHappy is the man who can make both ends meet gracefully.
No endبہت زیادہThere is no end of trials and troubles today.
Odds and endsبالکل سیدھاHe told me about the odds and ends of his business.
Place on endمتفرقہ اشیاءPlace the newspaper on end of his business.
World without endمقصد حاصل کرناWe wanted the world without end.
Come to an endہمیشہ کے لئےMy motor engine has come to an end.
To put an end toتھک جاناLawlessness among students must be put an end to.
To gain one’s own endsروکناSome people do help only to gain their own ends.
To end in smokeاپنا مقصد پورا کرناAll his efforts ended in smoke.
27ENGROSS
Engrossed inمنہمکYou are engrossed in her love.
28ENOUGH
Enough and otspareکافی مقدار میںI have money enough and to spare.
29ENTER
Enter a protestتحریر کرناPeople made a mistake when they did not enter a protest against tax authorities.
30EPITOME
In epitomeچھوٹے پیمانے پرThe troubles of Pakistan are the troubles of the world in epitome.
31EPOCH
Epoch-makingترقی کے لئے مخصوص وقتWe are living in an epoch-making era.
32EQUAL
To have no equalمخالف کے بغیرSo far as tragic acting is concerned, Shamim Ara had no equal.
Equal to the occasionکسی بھی ہنگامی صورتحال کے لئے مناسبThe Pakistan Army has proved itself equal to the occasion in the recent Indian aggression.
33ERRAND
A fool’s errandبے مقصد سفرMy visit to my friend for money was a fool’s errand.
A sleeveless errandاحمق کا پیغامYour search for name and fame is a sleeveless errand.
Make an errandجانے کا بہانہ تراشناYou can always make an errand for going home.
Run errandجھوٹے موٹے کامChildren love to run errands.
lo go on errandپیغام رسائی کرناHe went on an errand to the Prime Minister.
34ESTATE
The fourth estateاحتیاطThe fourth estate is the most important in democratic countries but of no importance in totalitar nations.
35ETERNITY
The eternitiesاٹل حقیقتDemocracy can be successfully run only by due esteem of the eternities.
36EVE
One the eve ofکچھ کرنے کے وقتHe worked hard on the eve of examination.
Daughter of the eveعورتThe daughter of the eve is an essential part of the Universe.
Born of eveہراساںVery few born of eve can resist the temptation of food.
37EVEN
Even dateایک ہی تاریخThanks for your letter on February 17 and I draw your kind attention to my letter of even date.
Even nowابھی تکI met her even now.
38EVENING
The evening StarزوالIt is now the evening star of her beauty.
The evening of lifeبڑھاناMy father is now enjoying the evening of life.
39EVER
Ever soکسی حد تکHe will do for her anything ever so.
The Ever-lastingخداThe ever-lasting knows better.
Ever greenہمیشہ تروتازہThe recollections of your kindness shall remain ever green in my mind. He worked hard every whit.
40EVERY
Every bit, whitمکمل پوراHe was every bit a gentleman.
Every here and thereہر طرف بکھراYou find flowers in Lahore every here and there.
Every mother’s sonہر کوئیEvery mother’s son should fast one day in the week for health.
Every now and againکبھی کبھارWe face troubles every now and again.
Every so oftenہر دوسرے He phones to me every so often.
Every which wayہر طرفYou come across troubles every which way.
41EVIL
The evil oneشیطانBeware of the evil one in your daily life.
Speak evil ofکسی کی برائی بیان کرناDon’t speak evil of your friends.
An evil-mindedبد معاشBeware of evil-minded persons.
42EXAMPLE
To set a good exampleاچھی مثال قائم کرناOur leader should themselves get good examples in serving the people; others will naturally follow.
To make and exampleسزا دیناThe court should make an example of terrorists.
43EXCEPTION
With the exception ofسوائیEvery boy will attend the party with the exception of Arshad.
44EXCESS
Carry to excessبہت زیادہ کرناDo not carry even good ideas to excess.
In the excess ofسے زیادہYou have money in excess.
45EXCHANGE
In exchangeمتبادلYou may take my book in exchange of your pen.
46EXHIBITION
Make an exhibition of oneselfاحمقانہ طرز عمل احتیاط کرنا، مذاق بنناThose who create wonderful pro gramnies in computer software’s make an exhibition of their items.
47EXPENSE
At the expense ofکی قیمت پرDo not earn wealth at the expense of your health.
48EXPRESS
Express oneselfاپنے خیالات کا اظہار کرناYou must express yourself clearly calmly and correctly.
49EXTENT
A vast extent of marshبے کار چیزToday, the manifesto of the political parties in Pakistan is a vast extent of marsh.
To a great extentبہت حد تکYou are responsible to a great extent for theat error.
50EXTREME
Go to the extremeبہت آگے تک جاناThe government dare not go to the extreme against Sugail.
In the extremeآخر میںIn Quetta winter is cold in the extreme.
The last extremityبدقسمتی کا انتہائی درجہHunger is the last extremity of economic misery.
51EYE
All my eyeدھوکہ فریب پوری توجہ دیناYour greatness is all my eye.
Be all eyesنشہ کا عادیBe all eyes to your superiors.
Be a sheet in the wind’s eyeدیکھناWith all your glory do not be a sheet in the wind’s eye.
Clap, lay, set, eye onشدت سے روناHe clapped his eyes on the girl. He laid his eyes on the purse.
Cry on’s eyes outپورا بدلہWhen someone had died, there is no use crying your eyes out.
Eye for eyeسورجEye for eye is the doctrine of Islam.
Eye of dayمتوجہ ہوناLet us enjoy the beauty of the eye of day
Give an eye toمنتظر ہوناEvery youth gives an eye to the pretty girls.
In eyeتصور میںKeep the baby in eye.
In one,s mind’s eyeہوا کے مخالفHe has risen high in his mind’s eye.
In the wind’s eyeپوری طرح مشاہدہ کرناIt is hard to drive your scooter in the wind’s eye.
Keep one’s eye onکسی کو حیران کردیناYou must keep your eye on the growing child.
Make a person open his eyesمحبت بھری نظروں دیکھناThe loss of by-elections must be a lesson to make the ruling party open its eyes.
Make eyes atاحتیاط کروThe youth enjoy making eyes at each other.
Mind your eyeکسی کو وہ کچھ دکھانا جو وہ نہ جانتا ہوMind your eye least you cause an accident.
Open a person’s eveروناhunger, unemployment and corruption have opened the eves of the youth today.
Pipe, or put a finger in the eyeآسانیIf you have lost your purse, don’t pipe your eye.
See withe half an eyeسیدہ دیکھنا ایک طرح سوچناOne can sec with half an eye the coming troubles of our country.
Throw sheep’s eyes atشرماتے ہوئے محبت سے دیکھناShe threw sheep’s eyes at her lover.
Turn a blind eye onنہ دیکھنے کا بہانہ کرناHassan came to trouble because he turned a blind eye on his Sons.
Up to the eyeبھرپور ملوث ہوناShahid is up to the eyes in power politics.

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