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You Can Say That Again – यह पूरी तरह सच है
The idiom "You can say that again" is used to express strong agreement with someone, confirming that what they have said is absolutely true or valid. It is a way…
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You Bet – बिल्कुल / जरूर
The idiom "You bet" is a casual expression used to show agreement, enthusiasm, or confirmation. It means "of course" or "definitely." It is often used in conversations to assertively agree…
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You Are Chips of the Same Block – एक ही थैली के चट्टे-बट्टे
The idiom "You are chips of the same block" means that two people share very similar qualities or characteristics, often in reference to family members or close relationships. It is…
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Wolves May Lose Their Teeth But Not Their Nature – स्वभाव नहीं बदलता
The idiom "Wolves may lose their teeth but not their nature" highlights the idea that even though someone may undergo changes in appearance or circumstances, their inherent nature or true…
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Wild Goose Chase – बेकार की खोज
The idiom "Wild goose chase" refers to a futile or hopeless pursuit. It’s used to describe a situation where someone is chasing an unrealistic goal or engaging in an activity…
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Why So Blue? – इतना उदास क्यों? / क्या बात है?
The idiom "Why so blue?" is a colloquial expression used to ask someone why they are feeling sad or upset. It is a gentle way to inquire about someone's emotional…
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Where There Is a Will, There Is a Way – जहाँ चाह, वहाँ राह
The idiom "Where there is a will, there is a way" emphasizes the power of determination and resolve in overcoming any challenge. It suggests that if you truly want to…
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Where There Is a Flower, There Is a Thorn – जहाँ फूल, वहाँ काँटा
The idiom "Where there is a flower, there is a thorn" conveys the idea that good things often come with difficulties or challenges. It highlights the inevitable presence of problems…
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When the Two Bulls Fight, It Is the Grass That Suffers – बड़े लड़ें, छोटे पिसें
The idiom "When the two bulls fight, it is the grass that suffers" speaks to the consequences that the weaker party often faces when two powerful forces or individuals engage…
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When the Purse is Full, Friends are Plenty – धन हो तो मित्र बहुत
The idiom "When the purse is full, friends are plenty" highlights a harsh reality about human relationships: people tend to gather around when there is wealth or prosperity involved. It…