Phrasal Verbs
3216 Phrasal Verbs with their Urdu Meanings and Examples
Break through
Pass a barrier or obstacle.
The crowd BROKE THROUGH the police barriers and attacked the hunters.
Break up
Break into many pieces.
The plate BROKE UP when he dropped it on the floor.
Break up
Close an educational institution for the holidays.
Schools BREAK UP at the end of June for the summer holidays.
Break up
Finish a relationship.
They had been going out for a couple of years before they BROKE UP.
Break up
Become inaudible over the telephone because of interference.
You're BREAKING UP; I'll call you back in a minute and see if we get a better connection.
Breeze along
Move easily and quickly.
The film BREEZES ALONG for the first hour, then becomes rather dull and slow.
Breeze in
Enter a place quickly.
He BREEZED IN and started shouting at us.
Breeze into
Enter a place quickly.
He BREEZED INTO the room and switched the TV on.
Breeze through
Pass easily, succeed.
She BREEZED THROUGH her exams.
Brick in
Close or fill a space with bricks.
We BRICKED IN the side window.
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