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A Constant Guest is Never Welcome – बार-बार का मेहमान अच्छा नहीं

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A constant guest is never welcome" suggests that even the most beloved guests can become unwelcome if they overstay their visits or come too frequently. Hindi Equivalent:…
Posted by admin 15/04/2025
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A Closed Mouth Catches No Flies – चुप रहने से मुसीबत टलती है

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A closed mouth catches no flies" suggests that staying silent often prevents trouble. Just as keeping your mouth closed stops flies from entering, being discreet with words…
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A Burnt Child Dreads the Fire – दूध का जला छाछ को फूँकता है

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A burnt child dreads the fire" means that someone who has suffered a bad experience becomes extra cautious to avoid similar situations in the future. Hindi Equivalent:…
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A Bolt From the Blue – अचानक और अप्रत्याशित घटना

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A bolt from the blue" refers to a sudden, unexpected event that shocks everyone, much like lightning (bolt) appearing from a clear blue sky. Hindi Equivalent: "अचानक…
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A Blind Man is No Judge of Colours – अंधा क्या जाने रंगों की पहचान

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A blind man is no judge of colours" means that one cannot give an opinion or make judgments about things they have no knowledge or experience of.…
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A Black Sheep – परिवार के लिए शर्मिंदगी का कारण

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A black sheep" refers to a person who is considered a disgrace or an embarrassment to their family or group because of their different, often rebellious, behavior.…
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A Bird in the Hand is Better Than Two in the Bush – हाथ में मौजूद अवसर भविष्य के अवसरों से बेहतर

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A bird in the hand is better than two in the bush" means that it is wiser to hold onto something you already have than…
Posted by admin 13/04/2025
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A Bad Workman Quarrels with His Tools – नाच न जाने, आँगन टेढ़ा

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A bad workman quarrels with his tools" means that an unskilled person often blames external factors like tools, situations, or others for their failures instead…
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A Bad Man is Better Than a Bad Name – बदनाम से बुरा बेहतर

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A bad man is better than a bad name" means that even if a person has made mistakes or has flaws, having a bad reputation…
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A Bird in Hand is Better Than Two in the Bush – नौ नकद, न तेरह उधार

Meaning & Explanation The idiom "A bird in hand is better than two in the bush" means that it is better to hold on to something that is certain and…
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