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daqiiqa uThaa na rakhnaa

do one's very best, leave no stone unturned

ko.ii daqiiqa na uThaa rakhnaa

کسی قسم کی کمی نہ کرنا ، کوئی کسر نہ چھوڑنا.

ko.ii daqiiqa uThaa na rakhnaa

leave no stone unturned

daqiiqa uThaa rakhnaa

to leave no stone unturned, to try everything

daqiiqa baaqii na rakhnaa

do one's very best, leave no stone unturned

koshish uThaa na rakhnaa

کسر نہ چھوڑنا ، دقیقہ فروگزاشت نہ کرنا.

baat uThaa na rakhnaa

کوئی دقیقہ فرو گزاشت نہ کرنا، ہر تدبیر سے کام لینا، کوئی کسر باقی نہ رکھنا (’’ کوئی یا کیا ‘‘ کے ساتھ نفی کے معنی میں)

ko.ii baat uThaa na rakhnaa

کوئی کسر باقی نہ رکھنا، سب تدبیریں کرلینا

nigaah uThaa kar na dekhnaa

not even to look at, show complete indifference

aa.nkh uThaa kar na dekhnaa

to keep the eyes down, to be abashed or ashamed

kisii ko aa.nkh uThaa kar na dekhnaa

بے رخی اور بے اعتنائی سے کام لینا ، خاطر میں نہ لانا ، کسی پر توجہ نہ دینا ، نہایت بے پروائی اور استغنا ظاہر کرنا ، ذرا آنکھ بھر کے نہ دیکھنا

kasar uTha na rakhnaa

leave no stone unturned

Meaning ofSee meaning daqiiqa uThaa na rakhnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

daqiiqa uThaa na rakhnaa

दक़ीक़ा उठा न रखना•دَقِیقَہ اُٹھا نَہ رَکھنا

Idiom

English meaning of daqiiqa uThaa na rakhnaa

do one's very best, leave no stone unturned

दक़ीक़ा उठा न रखना के हिंदी अर्थ

अपनी करनी में कमी न छोड़ना, पूरी कोशिश और देख भाल, (किसी काम को) कर लेना, कसर उठाना रखना

دَقِیقَہ اُٹھا نَہ رَکھنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اپنی کرنی میں کمی نہ چھوڑنا، پُوری کوشش اور دیکھ بھال، (کسی کام کو) کرلینا، کسر اٹھانہ رکھنا

Urdu meaning of daqiiqa uThaa na rakhnaa

Roman
Urdu

apnii karnii me.n kamii na chho.Dnaa, puurii koshish aur dekh bhaal, (kisii kaam ko) kar lenaa, kasar uThaanaa rakhnaa

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daqiiqa uThaa na rakhnaa

do one's very best, leave no stone unturned

ko.ii daqiiqa na uThaa rakhnaa

کسی قسم کی کمی نہ کرنا ، کوئی کسر نہ چھوڑنا.

ko.ii daqiiqa uThaa na rakhnaa

leave no stone unturned

daqiiqa uThaa rakhnaa

to leave no stone unturned, to try everything

daqiiqa baaqii na rakhnaa

do one's very best, leave no stone unturned

koshish uThaa na rakhnaa

کسر نہ چھوڑنا ، دقیقہ فروگزاشت نہ کرنا.

baat uThaa na rakhnaa

ko.ii baat uThaa na rakhnaa

کوئی کسر باقی نہ رکھنا، سب تدبیریں کرلینا

nigaah uThaa kar na dekhnaa

not even to look at, show complete indifference

aa.nkh uThaa kar na dekhnaa

to keep the eyes down, to be abashed or ashamed

kisii ko aa.nkh uThaa kar na dekhnaa

kasar uTha na rakhnaa

leave no stone unturned

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हदिया

ہَدِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

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aslaha

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اَسْلَحَہ

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arms, weapons, armour

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inzimaam

इंज़िमाम

اِنْضِمام

Origin : Arabic

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merger

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mohsin

मोहसिन

مُحْسِن

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

benefactor, patron

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ehtimaam

एहतिमाम

اِہْتِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

arrangement, preparation

[ Hamare yahan har saal Nag-Panchami ke din dangal ka ehtimam kiya jata hai ]

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aaGosh

आग़ोश

آغوش

Origin : Persian

Noun

lap, clasp

[ Maan ne god mein soye hue bachche ko bistar par sulaya ]

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bismil

बिस्मिल

بِسْمِل

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

injured, restless, wounded, (victim)

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'उजलत

عُجْلَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

haste, hurry, speedy

[ Karachi ki sadkon par khade ho jaiye yun malum hoga ki har shakhs dauda ja raha hai aur badi ujlat mein hai ]

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intizaamiya

इंतिज़ामिया

اِنْتِظامِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

administration, management, executive

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tasavvur

तसव्वुर

تَصَوُّر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

imagination, fancy

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