Phrasal Verbs
3216 Phrasal Verbs with their Urdu Meanings and Examples
Bowl over
Surprise someone greatly.
I was BOWLED OVER by the news.
Bowl over
Knock someone to the ground.
He was BOWLED OVER by the crowd rushing out.
Box in
Prevent something from moving, especially vehicles.
I was BOXED IN by the bus and couldn't change lane.
Box up
Pack things in boxes to move them.
At the end of term, I BOXED my books UP and sent them home.
Brace up
Feel more confident or optimistic about something.
You should BRACE UP and stop worrying.
Branch out
Move into a different area of business, etc.
The supermarkets have BRANCHED OUT into banking.
Break away
Leave an organisation, usually to form a new one.
The SDP BROKE AWAY from the Labour Party.
Break down
End negotiations unsuccessfully.
The talks between management and the unions BROKE DOWN acrimoniously.
Break down
Start crying.
He BROKE DOWN in tears.
Break down
Stop working.
My car's BROKEN DOWN, so I came by taxi.
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