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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
3 weeks ago via Web
Kingjalal-(rajuking)
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Kingjalal-(rajuking)
(Mr-English)
3 weeks ago via Web
Zubair Mazhar
(Dare2Dream)
3 weeks ago via SMS
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Today's Idiom:
"To draw a line in the sand" also "To draw the line in the sand"
Explanation:
It is used to say that a particular idea or activity will not be supported or accepted.
-Sentence:
The president has drawn a line in the sand, which means that if the foreign troops are not removed, they will be attacked.
3 weeks ago via Web
"To draw a line in the sand" also "To draw the line in the sand"
Explanation:
It is used to say that a particular idea or activity will not be supported or accepted.
-Sentence:
The president has drawn a line in the sand, which means that if the foreign troops are not removed, they will be attacked.
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Answer:
-Word "Genius"
-Explanation & Meaning:
A person who is exceptionally intelligent or creative, either generally or in some particular respect.
-Sentence: Nino Rota was one of the great musical geniuses of the 20th century.
Synonyms:
Intellectual, prodigy, sage.
Slang: Egghead, brainiac, highbrow.
3 weeks ago via Web
-Word "Genius"
-Explanation & Meaning:
A person who is exceptionally intelligent or creative, either generally or in some particular respect.
-Sentence: Nino Rota was one of the great musical geniuses of the 20th century.
Synonyms:
Intellectual, prodigy, sage.
Slang: Egghead, brainiac, highbrow.
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Hello Mates!
I hope and pray for your well-being. Owing to unannounced outage, I couldn't post the question last night. I offer my apologies.
Q: Daanishmand ko English mai "Genius" k ilawa aur kya kehty hain?
The correct answer will be disclosed tonight.
Stay connected.
3 weeks ago via Web
I hope and pray for your well-being. Owing to unannounced outage, I couldn't post the question last night. I offer my apologies.
Q: Daanishmand ko English mai "Genius" k ilawa aur kya kehty hain?
The correct answer will be disclosed tonight.
Stay connected.
["@d-english ","@Dare2Dream "]
Zubair Mazhar
(Dare2Dream)
i think Danishmand ko english mai "wise" bhi kehtay hain..
3 weeks ago via SMS
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Today's Phrase:
"Money doesn't grow on trees"
(The phrase 'money doesn't grow on trees' means 'you must not spend too much money, as there is only a limited amount of it')
-Example:
"Father, can you give me some more pocket money?"
"No I can't – money doesn't grow on trees, you know."
4 weeks ago via Web
"Money doesn't grow on trees"
(The phrase 'money doesn't grow on trees' means 'you must not spend too much money, as there is only a limited amount of it')
-Example:
"Father, can you give me some more pocket money?"
"No I can't – money doesn't grow on trees, you know."
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Answer: Explanation of "An Achilles' Heel":
An Achilles' heel is a lethal shortcoming in spite of overall strength or power, that can lead to disastrous downfall in a literal manner or sense.
("Achilles ki airhi" tamaam tar taqat aur qoowat k bajawood aik aisi holnaak kami hoti hai jo kisi ki tabahi ka sabbab ban sakti hai.)
Sentence:
Arrogance proved to be his Achilles' heel.
4 weeks ago via Web
An Achilles' heel is a lethal shortcoming in spite of overall strength or power, that can lead to disastrous downfall in a literal manner or sense.
("Achilles ki airhi" tamaam tar taqat aur qoowat k bajawood aik aisi holnaak kami hoti hai jo kisi ki tabahi ka sabbab ban sakti hai.)
Sentence:
Arrogance proved to be his Achilles' heel.
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Hello Mates!
I am profoundly impressed by your positive response concerning the question-answer session. A lot of friends amongst you appreciated me for it. Thank you very much!
Today's Question is:
Please explain "an Achilles' heel" in your own words.
The correct answer will be revealed tomorrow.
4 weeks ago via Web
I am profoundly impressed by your positive response concerning the question-answer session. A lot of friends amongst you appreciated me for it. Thank you very much!
Today's Question is:
Please explain "an Achilles' heel" in your own words.
The correct answer will be revealed tomorrow.
["@d-english "]
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Nice attempts. . All of you explained it correctly. Good luck!
4 weeks ago via Web
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Today's Phrase:
"Bring someone back down to earth":
(If something brings you back down to earth, it makes you face reality again after a pleasant experience, a hopeful dream or an unrealistic plan)
-Sentence:
Zeeshan was dreaming of a safari holiday in Tanzania to see the elephants, the cheetahs, the hippopotamus then he looked at his bank balance and it brought him back down to earth pretty quickly!
4 weeks ago via Web
"Bring someone back down to earth":
(If something brings you back down to earth, it makes you face reality again after a pleasant experience, a hopeful dream or an unrealistic plan)
-Sentence:
Zeeshan was dreaming of a safari holiday in Tanzania to see the elephants, the cheetahs, the hippopotamus then he looked at his bank balance and it brought him back down to earth pretty quickly!
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["@City42-News ","@d-english ","@WorstBoy "]
"no More Love"
(WorstBoy)
great plan.. I'll try to find ans.. Can u tell us that what is the difrence b/w just and only ,
B/w on and at...
4 weeks ago via SMS
B/w on and at...
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
WorstBoy I will surely let you know all about them in a day or two. Right now I'm having a lot of plans to be carried out. Stay connected. Star my posts. Be blessed.
4 weeks ago via Web
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Dear mates, I hope you had a wonderful weekend. I am going to initiate an online question-answer session. In this session I will ask a question and you people are supposed to answer it. Please take part in this segment and let everyone know what you've got.
Today's Question is:
"Joru k ghulaam ko English mei'n kya kaha jata hai?"
The correct answer will be told tomorrow. Stay connected.
1 month ago via Web
Today's Question is:
"Joru k ghulaam ko English mei'n kya kaha jata hai?"
The correct answer will be told tomorrow. Stay connected.
["@Mr-English ","@pakislamicclub ","@MaLiKsms "]
Maliksms Shan Malik
(MaLiKsms)
Kbi ruk gye
Kbi chal diye,
Kbi chalty chalty bha'tk gye!
Yunhi umr sari guzar di,
Yunhi zindgi k sitam sahy!
Kbi neend m
Kbi hosh m,
Tu jahan mila
Tujy dekh kr!
Na nazr mili
Na zuban hili,
Yunhi sr jhuka k guzr gye!
Kbi zulf pr
Kbi chashm pr,
Kbi tery haseen wujood pr!
Jo psnd thy
Meri kitab m,
Wo shair sary bikhr gye!
Mujy yad hy
Kbi ek thy,
Mgr aj hm hn juda juda!
Wo juda huey
To sanwr gye,
Hm juda huey
To bikhr gy
4 weeks ago via Web
Kbi chal diye,
Kbi chalty chalty bha'tk gye!
Yunhi umr sari guzar di,
Yunhi zindgi k sitam sahy!
Kbi neend m
Kbi hosh m,
Tu jahan mila
Tujy dekh kr!
Na nazr mili
Na zuban hili,
Yunhi sr jhuka k guzr gye!
Kbi zulf pr
Kbi chashm pr,
Kbi tery haseen wujood pr!
Jo psnd thy
Meri kitab m,
Wo shair sary bikhr gye!
Mujy yad hy
Kbi ek thy,
Mgr aj hm hn juda juda!
Wo juda huey
To sanwr gye,
Hm juda huey
To bikhr gy
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Today's Phrase:
"Spit it out"
(When someone asks you to spit it out, they want you to hurry up and say something you are too nervous or embarrassed to talk about.)
-Sentence:
Come on Zeeshan, spit it out. Tell us what you think of our new plans.
1 month ago via Web
"Spit it out"
(When someone asks you to spit it out, they want you to hurry up and say something you are too nervous or embarrassed to talk about.)
-Sentence:
Come on Zeeshan, spit it out. Tell us what you think of our new plans.
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Today's Phrase:
"The spitting image"
(If you are described as the spitting image of someone, it means you look similar to or the same as that person.)
-Examples:
1. Zeeshan Butt is the spitting image of his brother. I think they could be twins.
2. She was the spitting image of her mother and sometimes people were confused about who was who.
1 month ago via Web
"The spitting image"
(If you are described as the spitting image of someone, it means you look similar to or the same as that person.)
-Examples:
1. Zeeshan Butt is the spitting image of his brother. I think they could be twins.
2. She was the spitting image of her mother and sometimes people were confused about who was who.
["@Mr-English "]
Kingjalal-(rajuking)
(Mr-English)
Ali is not the spitting image of his brother Ahmad. people say that he is the step brother of Ahmad :)
1 month ago via Web
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
World's Famous Fathers:
16. Father of Greek Democracy = Clesthenes
17. Father of Nuclear Physics =Rutherford
18. Father of Modern Tourism = Thomas Cook
19. Father of Green Revolution = Norman Borlaug
20. Father of Jurisprudence = John Locke
21. Father of Medicine = Hipocrates
Goodnight, mates.
1 month ago via Web
16. Father of Greek Democracy = Clesthenes
17. Father of Nuclear Physics =Rutherford
18. Father of Modern Tourism = Thomas Cook
19. Father of Green Revolution = Norman Borlaug
20. Father of Jurisprudence = John Locke
21. Father of Medicine = Hipocrates
Goodnight, mates.
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
P # 2:
World's Famous Fathers:
11. Father of Renaissance = Petrarch
12. Father of Reformation = Martin Luther King
13. Father of Genetics = Gregor Mendel
14. Father of Modern Cartoon= William Hogarth
15. Father of Psychology = Sigmund Freud
1 month ago via Web
World's Famous Fathers:
11. Father of Renaissance = Petrarch
12. Father of Reformation = Martin Luther King
13. Father of Genetics = Gregor Mendel
14. Father of Modern Cartoon= William Hogarth
15. Father of Psychology = Sigmund Freud
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
World's Famous Fathers:
1. Father of cloning = Ian Wilmut
2. Father of Printing = Guttenberg
3. Father of history = Herodotus
4. Father of economics = Adam Smith
5. Father of Socialism = Robert Owen
6. Father of Sociology = Augustus Comte
7. Father of Scientific Socialism = Karl Marx
8. Father of Co- operation = Robert Owen
9. Father of English Poetry = Geoffrey Chaucer
10. Father of Essay = Montaigne
1 month ago via Web
1. Father of cloning = Ian Wilmut
2. Father of Printing = Guttenberg
3. Father of history = Herodotus
4. Father of economics = Adam Smith
5. Father of Socialism = Robert Owen
6. Father of Sociology = Augustus Comte
7. Father of Scientific Socialism = Karl Marx
8. Father of Co- operation = Robert Owen
9. Father of English Poetry = Geoffrey Chaucer
10. Father of Essay = Montaigne
["@VClub05 ","@d-english ","@Adeels "]
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
Dear Adeels! The Father of Algebra was "Abu Ja’far Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi" I am accumulating information about Muslim Inventors and their contribution to modern science. I will share it soon. Stay connected!
1 month ago via Web
Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
-Phrase of the day:
"The Hairdryer Treatment"
When Sir Alex Ferguson was angry with his players, he shouted at them with such force, it was like having a hairdryer switched on in their faces. It became known as the hairdryer treatment.
Examples:
"The fear of getting the hairdryer was the reason why we all played so well. He was a manager you wanted to do well for." (David Beckham)
1 month ago via Web
"The Hairdryer Treatment"
When Sir Alex Ferguson was angry with his players, he shouted at them with such force, it was like having a hairdryer switched on in their faces. It became known as the hairdryer treatment.
Examples:
"The fear of getting the hairdryer was the reason why we all played so well. He was a manager you wanted to do well for." (David Beckham)
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
P # 3:
3. So as to be removed or separated from:
- Threatening to tear it off its hinges.
- They are knocking $2,000 off the price.
- It's a huge burden off my shoulders.
1 month ago via Web
3. So as to be removed or separated from:
- Threatening to tear it off its hinges.
- They are knocking $2,000 off the price.
- It's a huge burden off my shoulders.
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
P # 2:
2. Situated or leading in a direction away from (a main route or intersection):
- Single wires leading off the main lines
- A backstreet off Olympic Boulevard
1 month ago via Web
2. Situated or leading in a direction away from (a main route or intersection):
- Single wires leading off the main lines
- A backstreet off Olympic Boulevard
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
P # 1:
Tips For English Prepositions:
The Use Of "Off"
1. Moving away and often down from:
- He rolled off the bed.
- The coat slipped off his arms.
- Trying to get us off the stage.
1 month ago via Web
Tips For English Prepositions:
The Use Of "Off"
1. Moving away and often down from:
- He rolled off the bed.
- The coat slipped off his arms.
- Trying to get us off the stage.
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Zeeshan Butt
(d-english)
P # 3:
8. Having (the thing mentioned) as a topic:
- A book on careers.
- Essays on a wide range of issues.
9. Having (the thing mentioned) as a basis:
- Modeled on the Mayflower Compact.
- Dependent on availability.
Good Night, mates!
1 month ago via Web
8. Having (the thing mentioned) as a topic:
- A book on careers.
- Essays on a wide range of issues.
9. Having (the thing mentioned) as a basis:
- Modeled on the Mayflower Compact.
- Dependent on availability.
Good Night, mates!
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