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Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve – अपनी भावनाएं खुलकर जाहिर करना

The idiom "Wear your heart on your sleeve" means to openly display your emotions or feelings, without hiding or concealing them. A person who wears their heart on their sleeve…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Voice of the People is the Voice of God – जनता की आवाज, भगवान की आवाज

The idiom "Voice of the people is the voice of God" means that the opinion or will of the public holds great importance and is considered as sacred or truthful.…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Virtue Survives the Grave – गुण मृत्यु के बाद भी जीवित

The idiom "Virtue survives the grave" means that good qualities, moral values, or virtuous actions continue to be remembered and appreciated even after a person has passed away. It emphasizes…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Up in Arms – किसी बात पर गुस्सा या नाराज होना

The idiom "Up in arms" means to be very angry or upset about something, often involving strong emotions or a protest. It is typically used to describe a situation where…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Up for Grabs – सबके लिए उपलब्ध

The idiom "Up for grabs" refers to something that is available for anyone to take, claim, or win. It’s often used to describe situations where an opportunity, prize, or resource…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Up a Creek Without a Paddle – बुरी स्थिति में फंसना

The idiom "Up a creek without a paddle" describes a situation where someone is in deep trouble or facing a challenging predicament with no way to easily resolve it. The…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Union Is Strength – एकता में बल

The idiom "Union is strength" is a simple yet profound statement that emphasizes the power of togetherness and solidarity. It suggests that when people work together towards a common goal,…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Uneasy Lies the Head That Wears the Crown – ताज पहनने वाला सुखी नहीं

The idiom "uneasy lies the head that wears the crown" suggests that leadership or power comes with its own set of challenges and responsibilities. It is often used to reflect…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Under the Weather – तबीयत ठीक न होना / बीमार सा महसूस करना

The idiom "under the weather" is commonly used to describe feeling unwell, sick, or generally in poor health. It can also refer to a person who is feeling a bit…

admin 23/04/2025

Idioms & Phrases

Two of a Trade Seldom Agree – एक पेशे के लोग कम ही सहमत होते हैं

The idiom "two of a trade seldom agree" suggests that people in the same profession or trade rarely have the same opinion, outlook, or approach on things. It highlights the…

admin 23/04/2025