Idioms List - محاورے
1240 Famous Idioms with their Urdu Meanings and Examples
Beefcake
خوبصورت ڈیل ڈول والا
a physically-attractive, usually muscular man
The calendar was filled with beefcake photos of all the movie stars of the 1970's.
Beg to differ
غیر مُطفق ہونا
to disagree; to politely state an opposing opinion
Mr. Odle says that Math is the most important subject, but I beg to differ; I think English is more useful.
Beggars can't be choosers
مُفت خور شکایت نہیں کر سکتے
a proverb which means that one shouldn't complain if he/she is given something for free and can't afford anything ales
He ate the cold soup without complaining, realizing that beggars can't be choosers.
Behind closed doors
راز داری سے
secretly; beyond the view of others
There were lots of deals made behind closed doors during the budget crisis.
Behind one's back
راز داری سے، فریب دیتے ہوئے
secretly and deceptively
Mary Lou was talking behind my back, saying that my clothes were too tight and that I had gained weight.
Behind schedule
دیر ہو جانا
late
The printers were running behind schedule and asked us to wait another month for our order.
Behind the eight-ball
مُشکل حالات میں ہو نا
is to be at a disadvantage; to be in a difficult position; This comes from a pool (Billiards) game, where it is risky to wind up behind the eight-ball
Since she missed so much school due to illness, she was going into the final exam behind the eight-ball.
Behind the scenes
پردے کے پیچھے
on the inside, where the inner workings are
Jack liked to work behind the scenes where the real fun was.
Behind the times
پُرانے رواج کے
old-fashioned and out-of-date
Bessie's shoulder-padded suits were really behind the times.
Belabor the point
بار بار دوہرانا
to go on and on about something, especially after the message was already received
My sister was belaboring the point that I was always messy growing up - we've heard it a hundred times already!
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