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bahaar dikhaanaa

(کسی چیز کا ہر لطف) سماں دکھانا، کیفیت دکھانا

bahaar dekhnaa

بہار دکھانا کا لازم

nazaraa.n bhar dekhnaa

look carefully

nazar-bhar dekhnaa

to look carefully

aa.nkh bhar dekhne ko dil nahii.n chaahnaa

بہت بد شکل ہے

zindagii kii bahaar dekhnaa

to witness the youth of one's lifespan

bhar nazar dekhnaa

پوری نظر سے دیکھنا، اچھی طرح دیکھنا

aa.nkh bhar dekhnaa

to ogle at someone

nain bhar-bhar dekhnaa

رک : نین بھر دیکھنا ۔

nazar bhar kar dekhnaa

stare, gaze, look long

aa.nkh bhar kar dekhnaa

جی بھر کر دیدار کرنا، سیر ہو کر دیکھنا

nigaah bhar ke dekhnaa

غور سے دیکھنا ، اچھی طرح سے دیکھنا ، بھرپور نظر سے دیکھنا ۔

nigaah bhar kar dekhnaa

غور سے دیکھنا ، اچھی طرح سے دیکھنا ، بھرپور نظر سے دیکھنا ۔

aa.nkh bhar ke dekhnaa

cast angry look (at)

duniyaa kii bahaar dekhnaa

دنیوی آسائشیں حاصل ہونا

nain bhar dekhnaa

بھر پور آنکھ سے دیکھنا ؛ بغور دیکھنا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning bahaar dikhaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

bahaar dikhaanaa

बहार दिखाना•بَہار دِکھانا

Idiom

बहार दिखाना के हिंदी अर्थ

(किसी वस्तु का हर आनंद) समाँ दिखाना, दृश्य दिखाना, प्रस्थिति दिखाना
रंग लाना, आनंद देना
फलता-फूलता या बसता हुआ दिखाना, ऐसा दिन दिखाना जिसमें कोई चीज़ फल-फूला हो या बसा हो

بَہار دِکھانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(کسی چیز کا ہر لطف) سماں دکھانا، کیفیت دکھانا
رنگ لانا، لطف دینا
پھولتے پھلتے سرسبز ہوتے یا آباد ہوتے دکھانا، وہ دن دکھایا جس میں کوئی پھلے پھولے سرسبز ہو یا آباد ہو

Urdu meaning of bahaar dikhaanaa

Roman
Urdu

(kisii chiiz ka har lutaf) samaa.n dikhaanaa, kaifiiyat dikhaanaa
rang laanaa, lutaf denaa
phuulte phalte sarsabz hote ya aabaad hote dikhaanaa, vo din dikhaayaa jis me.n ko.ii phule phuule sarsabz ho ya aabaad ho

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bahaar dikhaanaa

(کسی چیز کا ہر لطف) سماں دکھانا، کیفیت دکھانا

bahaar dekhnaa

بہار دکھانا کا لازم

nazaraa.n bhar dekhnaa

look carefully

nazar-bhar dekhnaa

to look carefully

aa.nkh bhar dekhne ko dil nahii.n chaahnaa

بہت بد شکل ہے

zindagii kii bahaar dekhnaa

to witness the youth of one's lifespan

bhar nazar dekhnaa

پوری نظر سے دیکھنا، اچھی طرح دیکھنا

aa.nkh bhar dekhnaa

to ogle at someone

nain bhar-bhar dekhnaa

رک : نین بھر دیکھنا ۔

nazar bhar kar dekhnaa

stare, gaze, look long

aa.nkh bhar kar dekhnaa

جی بھر کر دیدار کرنا، سیر ہو کر دیکھنا

nigaah bhar ke dekhnaa

غور سے دیکھنا ، اچھی طرح سے دیکھنا ، بھرپور نظر سے دیکھنا ۔

nigaah bhar kar dekhnaa

غور سے دیکھنا ، اچھی طرح سے دیکھنا ، بھرپور نظر سے دیکھنا ۔

aa.nkh bhar ke dekhnaa

cast angry look (at)

duniyaa kii bahaar dekhnaa

دنیوی آسائشیں حاصل ہونا

nain bhar dekhnaa

بھر پور آنکھ سے دیکھنا ؛ بغور دیکھنا ۔

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mulaazim

मुलाज़िम

مُلازِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

servant, attendant, assiduous, diligent

[ Khalid ek auto company mein mulazim hai ]

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bad-'unvaanii

बद-'उनवानी

بَد عُنْوانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

corruption, malpractice

[ Aajkal har mahkame mein kuchh na kuchh bad-unvani ho rahi hai ]

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shaabaash

शाबाश

شاباش

Origin : Persian

Interjection

shabash! bravo! well done! excellent!

[ Shabash, bete tumne itna achchha match khela ki aaj ji khush kar diya ]

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ashyaa-e-KHurdanii

अश्या-ए-ख़ुर्दनी

اَشْیائے خُورْدَنی

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

eatables, food stuff, provisions

[ Gaon ki ba-nisbat (in comparison) shahron mein ashya-e-khurdanii bahut mahangi hain ]

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aubaash

औबाश

اَوْباش

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

a bad character, dissolute fellow, profligate

[ Raju ka talluq to shareef gharane se tha lekin ghalat sohbat mein ghir ke wo aubash ho chuka hai ]

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pursish

पुर्सिश

پُرْسِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

asking, inquiry, questioning

[ Kisi ki ghalti ke liye saza na sahi uske liye pursish to ki ja sakti hai ]

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sabaahat

सबाहत

صَباحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

fair complexion, brightness of face

[ Kuch chehron par aisi sabahat hoti hai ki nazar jam kar rah jati hai ]

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tursh

तुर्श

تُرْش

Origin : Persian

Adjective

sour, acid, acidic, acrid, tart

[ Sabhi tursh chizon mein vitamin C maujood hota hai ]

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sabaa

सबा

صَبا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the east wind, or an easterly wind

[ Baad-e-saba ke jhonke subh-savere khushgavar lagte hain ]

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shab-baash

शब-बाश

شَب بَاش

Origin : Persian

Adjective

one who stays (somewhere) for a night

[ Raju apne ghar ke liye sirf shab-bash hai sara din avara-gardi karta hai ]

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