turn on: Urdu meaning

#turn on
Definitions: (phrasal verb)

1. turn on something | &turn something on: (opposite: turn off) to start the flow of electricity, water, gas, etc. by moving a switch, by pressing a button, etc.; to start something to work / [چالُو کَرنا chalu karna / kholna , takay koi cheez kaam kray / چلانا chalana]

Example Sentences:
1. Turn the light on so I can see you.
[Batti kholi takay me tumhe dekh sakoon.]

see: Urdu meaning

#see, #seeing, #saw, #seen
Definitions:
1. (not in progressive tenses) to notice or become aware of someone/something using your eyes / [dekhna]

2. to visit someone or to have a meeting with someone / [milna]
3. to understand or realize something / [samjhna]
4. to be able to use your eyes to notice and recognize things; to have the power of sight / [dekh pana]
5. to watch something such as a game, a movie, etc. / [dekhna]
6. to go with someone and take them somewhere, especially where they want to / [kisi ko kaheen chorna]
7. to consider someone or something in a particular way
8. to visit a place
9. to meet someone by accident / [kisi ko achanak dekh lena]

Example Sentences:
1. See you tomorrow. (2)
2. What do you see? "I see stars in the sky." (1)
3. My father saw me home. (5)
4. I saw a movie last night.
5. I saw Salman at the party. (8)
6. She will never see again. (4)

understand: Urdu meaning

#understand, #understands, #understanding, #understood
Definitions: (verb)
1. to know or perceive the meaning of something spoken or written such as words, a language, etc. / [(kisi baat ka matlab ya maini) samajhna ya samajh aana]
2. to know why or how something happens or works
3. to know how someone feels, thinks, or why they behave in a particular way / [(kisi ko) samajhna]

Example Sentences:
1. I don't understand what he is saying. (1)

2. I don't understand why he has been absent for 2 days. (2)
3. Nobody understands me. (3)
4. I didn't understand how it worked. (2)

retire: Urdu meaning

#retire, #retiring, #retired
Definitions: (verb)
1. to retire is to stop your job because you have reached a particular age at which your are not allowed to work, you don't need to work, or you don't want to work, or to cause someone to 
retire / [(mulaazmat se hamesha k liye) farig ho jana]
2. (literary) to go to bed / [so jana]
3. to stop playing in a game, competition, etc. usually because you are injured
4. to take something out of use, service, etc. such as a machine that is too old
5. (formal) to leave a place, way of life, etc. in order to go somewhere quieter or more private

Example Sentences:
1. John retired at the age of sixty-eight. (1)
2. You will retire at the age of 60. (2)
3. He retired to his study. (5)