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baate.n banaanaa

to prevaricate, talk deceptively, quibble, flatter

chiknii-chup.Dii baate.n banaanaa

wheedle, flatter, coax, cajole

jhuuTii baate.n banaanaa

رک : جھوٹی سچّی کہنا .

mu.nh par baate.n banaanaa

موجودگی میں جھوٹ بولنا ؛ چکنی چپڑی باتیں کرنا ، خوشامد کرنا ۔

nau terah baate.n banaanaa

prevaricate

jhuuT-sach baate.n banaanaa

غلط بیانی یا جھوتی سچی باتیں بنانا .

ba.Dh cha.Dh kar baate.n banaanaa

چرب زبانی کرنا ایسا دعویٰ کرنا جو اپنی بساط سے باہر ہو، شیخی مارنا، دون کی لینا

ba.Dh ba.Dh ke baate.n banaanaa

چرب زبانی کرنا ایسا دعویٰ کرنا جو اپنی بساط سے باہر ہو، شیخی مارنا، دون کی لینا

jii se baate.n banaanaa

خود سے باتیں کرنا ، خیال آرائی کرنا.

lambii lambii baate.n banaanaa

لمبی چوڑی ہان٘کنا ، شیخی بھگارنا نیز پُر فریب باتیں کرنا .

baato.n ke tote mainaa banaanaa

لچھے دار باتیں کرنا، فضول باتیں کرنا

Meaning ofSee meaning baate.n banaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

baate.n banaanaa

बातें बनाना•باتیْں بَنانا

Idiom

English meaning of baate.n banaanaa

to prevaricate, talk deceptively, quibble, flatter
to flatter, cajole, butter up, blandish
to apologize, say sorry, ask for pardon
to accuse, blame, charge

बातें बनाना के हिंदी अर्थ

झूट बोलना, बात बनान या बहाने करना, ख़्याली पुलाव पकाना, डींग मारना
चापलूसी या ख़ुशामद करना
क्षमा माँगना
आरोप लगाना (अधिकांश ' पर' के साथ प्रयुक्त)

باتیْں بَنانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

جھوٹ بولنا، سخن سازی یا حیلہ حوالہ کرنا، خیالی پلاؤ پکانا، ڈینگ مارنا
چاپلوسی یا خوشامد کرنا
معذرت کرنا
الزام دھرنا (بیشتر ’پر‘ کے ساتھ مستعمل)

Urdu meaning of baate.n banaanaa

Roman
Urdu

jhuuT bolnaa, suKhan saazii ya hiila havaala karnaa, Khyaalii pulaav pakaanaa, Diing maarana
chaapluusii ya Khushaamad karnaa
maazrat karnaa
ilzaam dharnaa (beshatar 'par' ke saath mustaamal

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baate.n banaanaa

to prevaricate, talk deceptively, quibble, flatter

chiknii-chup.Dii baate.n banaanaa

wheedle, flatter, coax, cajole

jhuuTii baate.n banaanaa

رک : جھوٹی سچّی کہنا .

mu.nh par baate.n banaanaa

موجودگی میں جھوٹ بولنا ؛ چکنی چپڑی باتیں کرنا ، خوشامد کرنا ۔

nau terah baate.n banaanaa

prevaricate

jhuuT-sach baate.n banaanaa

غلط بیانی یا جھوتی سچی باتیں بنانا .

ba.Dh cha.Dh kar baate.n banaanaa

چرب زبانی کرنا ایسا دعویٰ کرنا جو اپنی بساط سے باہر ہو، شیخی مارنا، دون کی لینا

ba.Dh ba.Dh ke baate.n banaanaa

چرب زبانی کرنا ایسا دعویٰ کرنا جو اپنی بساط سے باہر ہو، شیخی مارنا، دون کی لینا

jii se baate.n banaanaa

خود سے باتیں کرنا ، خیال آرائی کرنا.

lambii lambii baate.n banaanaa

لمبی چوڑی ہان٘کنا ، شیخی بھگارنا نیز پُر فریب باتیں کرنا .

baato.n ke tote mainaa banaanaa

لچھے دار باتیں کرنا، فضول باتیں کرنا

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ज़लज़ला

زَلْزَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

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munaafa'

मुनाफ़ा'

مُنافَع

Origin : Arabic

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the surplus proceeds, or net profits

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yarGamaal

यर्ग़माल

یَرْغَمال

Origin : Turkish

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hostage, bail

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fuhsh

फ़ुहश

فُحْش

Origin : Arabic

Noun

immodest, lewd, or obscene, speech or language

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luqma

लुक़्मा

لُقْمَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

bite, morsel

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tajviiz

तज्वीज़

تَجْوِیز

Origin : Arabic

Noun

view, opinion, judgment

[ Sakina ne shadi ki tajwiz inkisari ke sath qubul kar li ]

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sarmaaya-kaarii

सरमाया-कारी

سَرْمایَہ کاری

Origin : Persian

Noun

investment

[ Lakhon rupaye sarmaya-kari ke bawajud tijarat mein kuch munafa nahin hua ]

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inzimaam

इंज़िमाम

اِنْضِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

merger

[ Congress party mein bahut si party ka inzimam hua hai ]

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paayanda

पायंदा

پایَنْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

firmness

[ Jab tak duniya hai bhalayi zinda wa payanda rahegi ]

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tadbiir

तदबीर

تَدْبِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tactic, way, way out, solution

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