Exaggerated meaning in Urdu?
“Aslaamu Alaikum” is the first phrase Muslims say when they meet people, sign off a message or leave a comment. It’s the most common phrase in the Arabic language, but this simple greeting has a lot of hidden meaning. The phrase is an Arabic acronym for “Peace be with you.” It’s a well-known Arabic phrase that can also be rendered, “Peace be with you,” “Peace be
Exaggerated meaning in English for me?
When two languages use the same word to describe something, it does not always mean the same thing. If you use the word “car” to describe a horse-drawn vehicle, then it does not make much sense. If, however, someone says, “My car is parked outside”, then it becomes clear that they are refering to a vehicle. Likewise, if you use the word “car” when you describe a train, it makes little sense. Again
Exaggerated meaning in English?
We all use exaggeration to express our feelings, whether to make a point, or to make an impression. However, some expressions are used to describe something so often that they lose their meaning. For example, saying, “this coffee is hot!” doesn’t actually describe the coffee’s temperature very well. It could be boiling hot or very lukewarm. And yet, no one thinks of asking whether the coffee is “hot”, they just know what it
Exaggerated meaning in English to me?
One of the most misused words in Urdu is “naar”. When someone says “naar” it means to go for a walk or a run. But if someone says “naar dekhta” it means to walk around. Instead of saying “naar” they use the word “dekhta” to describe walking.
Exaggerated meaning of love in Urdu?
The word love is one of those words which changes its meaning according to the context. There are two different beliefs regarding the love of God. One says that love of God is to love the creation of God which is the all-powerful, all-perfect Being. The other says that love of God is to love God for who He is, as the Author of love.
