price: (noun) Urdu and English meaning

price
Definition:
the amount of money that you have to pay in order to buy something / [qeemat]

Sentences:
1. What is the price of that book?
2. a sharp increase in the price of diesel.

which: Urdu meaning

#which
Definitions: (pronoun, determiner)
1. used for asking information or talking about one or more people or things from a limited number, when you are not certain about it or them
2. used to refer to something that has been mentioned before to add more information about it 

3. used after a noun to show what thing or things you mean

Example Sentences:
1. Which of them is you brother? (1)
2. Did you read the email which I sent you? (3)
3. Which program are you watching? (1)
4. Which company do you represent?

trousers: (noun) Urdu and English meaning

#trousers: (pl)
Definition:
(always in plural) an outer garment that covers the lower part of the body from the waist to the ankles, divided into sections to fit each leg separately / [pajama]

Sentences:
1. I am wearing trousers.
2. a pair of trousers

homework: (noun) Urdu and English meaning

#homework
Definitions:
1. the work that is given by a teacher to their students to do at home 
2. (informal) work that you do to prepare for something
Sentences:
1. I have got a lot of homework to do today.
2. I think to you need to do homework.

fond: Urdu meaning

#fond
Definitions: (verb)
1. to be fond of something: a person who is fond of something, likes to do it and enjoy it / [shoqeen / (jise kisi cheez ka bohat shoq ho)]
2. liking someone very much and almost feeling affection for them, especially someone you have known for a long time /[(kisi cheez ka) shoqeen]
3. loving

Example Sentences:
1. He is very fond of playing cricket. (1)
2. a fond smile (3)
3. I'm very fond of children. (2)
4. a fond mother (3)

death: (noun) Urdu and English meaning

#death
mot / (kisi ki) mot  / khaatma
Definitions:
1. the end of life; the state of being dead
2. the fact of someone or something dying, or being dead
3. the permanent end of destruction of something

Sentences:
1. He is afraid of death.
2. the death of hopes
3. death and life


Related Entries:die: (verb)
dead: (adjective)

tired: Urdu meaning

#tired
Definitions: (adjective)
1. a person who is tired needs rest or sleep / [jo thak gaya ho / 
thaka huwa]
2. be tired of: bored or annoyed by something because you have heard. seen, done it, etc., for a long time
3. boring because it is too familiar or has been used too much

Example Sentences:
1. I am too tired to walk.
[Me itna thak gaya hoon k mujh me chalne ki bhi himmat nahi hai.]
2. a tired old joke
3. I'm tired of your excuses.

child, children: (noun) Urdu and English meaning

#child: (sin) #children: (pl)
Definitions:
1. a young human who is below the age of puberty, or the legal age of majority; not yet an adult / [bachcha]
2. someone's son or daughter of any age
3. for or about children

Sentences:
1. They want to have lots of children.
2. a children movie
3. Your child is so cute.

lot: lots of: (determiner) Urdu and English meaning

#lot | [#lots of: (informal)]
Definition:
a lot of or lots of mean a large amount or number of something / [bohat sara / dhayr sara]

Sentences:
1. I have a lot of money.
2. I have lots of friends.
3. I love her a lot.

short: (adjective) Urdu and English meaning

#short
Definitions:
1.  not having enough of something / [(kisi cheez ka aap k pass) kmm hona / kisi cheez ka kmm miqdaar me aap k pass hona]
2. measuring a small height, length, or distance; not long enough or tall enough / [chota]
3. lasting or taking a small amount of time / [mukhtasar / chota]
4. a period of time that seems to have passed very quickly / [mukhtasar]

Sentences:
1. I want to buy this watch but I am 100 rupees short. (1)
2. a short man (2)
3. a short skirt (2)
4. a short movie (3)
5. The route is shorter. (2)

pickpocket: Urdu meaning

#pickpocket
Definition: (noun)
1. a thief who steals things from the pockets or handbags of others, especially in public places / [jayb katra]

Example Sentences with "Pickpocket"
1. Beware of pickpockets!
2. I caught a pickpocket red-handed.