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aa.nkhe.n charaanaa

حسینوں کو گھورنا، آن٘کھیں سینک٘نا.

aa.nkhe.n chiirnaa

آن٘کھیں خوب کھولنا.

aa.nkhe.n charne ga.ii hai.n

تمھیں سامنے کی چیز نظر نہیں آتی، بڑی بے پروائی سے دیکھتے یا ڈھون٘ڈھتے ہو.

aa.nkhe.n kyaa charne ga.ii hai.n

کیا سوجھتا نہیں

dil aa.nkho.n me.n churaanaa

نظروں سے دل چھین لینا، فریفتہ کرنا، لُبھانا

shoKHii aa.nkho.n me.n churaanaa

شوخی آنکھوں میں سے ظاہر ہونا

aa.nkho.n me.n churaanaa

دیکھ بھال کے باوجود چالاکی سے چرا لینا، سامنے سے کوئی چیز اڑا لینا

aa.nkho.n ke aage chaa.ndnaa ho jaanaa

نہایت کمزوری کے سبب ذرات نظر آنا

aa.nkho.n se kaajal churaanaa

انتہا کی چالاکی کرنا، عیاری کرنا

aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa

(Figurative) to be a practiced or inveterate thief, to be a very expert thief, be a very expert thief or cheat, to steal the teeth out of one's mouth, to steal the lamp-black of the eyes

aa.nkho.n ke aage se churaanaa

سامنے سے چُرا لینا

aa.nkho.n ke saamne se churaanaa

بہت چالاکی یا عیاری سے چرانا

Meaning ofSee meaning aa.nkhe.n charaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

aa.nkhe.n charaanaa

आँखें चराना•آنکھیں چَرانا

Idiom

आँखें चराना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • हसीनों को घूरना, आंखें सेंककना

آنکھیں چَرانا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • حسینوں کو گھورنا، آن٘کھیں سینک٘نا.

Urdu meaning of aa.nkhe.n charaanaa

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  • hasiino.n ko ghuurnaa, aankhe.n siinakaqnaa

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aa.nkhe.n charaanaa

حسینوں کو گھورنا، آن٘کھیں سینک٘نا.

aa.nkhe.n chiirnaa

آن٘کھیں خوب کھولنا.

aa.nkhe.n charne ga.ii hai.n

تمھیں سامنے کی چیز نظر نہیں آتی، بڑی بے پروائی سے دیکھتے یا ڈھون٘ڈھتے ہو.

aa.nkhe.n kyaa charne ga.ii hai.n

کیا سوجھتا نہیں

dil aa.nkho.n me.n churaanaa

نظروں سے دل چھین لینا، فریفتہ کرنا، لُبھانا

shoKHii aa.nkho.n me.n churaanaa

شوخی آنکھوں میں سے ظاہر ہونا

aa.nkho.n me.n churaanaa

دیکھ بھال کے باوجود چالاکی سے چرا لینا، سامنے سے کوئی چیز اڑا لینا

aa.nkho.n ke aage chaa.ndnaa ho jaanaa

نہایت کمزوری کے سبب ذرات نظر آنا

aa.nkho.n se kaajal churaanaa

انتہا کی چالاکی کرنا، عیاری کرنا

aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa

(Figurative) to be a practiced or inveterate thief, to be a very expert thief, be a very expert thief or cheat, to steal the teeth out of one's mouth, to steal the lamp-black of the eyes

aa.nkho.n ke aage se churaanaa

سامنے سے چُرا لینا

aa.nkho.n ke saamne se churaanaa

بہت چالاکی یا عیاری سے چرانا

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asbaab

अस्बाब

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اَسْباب

Origin : Arabic
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causes, motives, means, reasons

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'aadat

'आदत

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عادَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

habit, treatment, disposition

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sat.h

सत्ह

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سَطْح

Origin : Arabic
Noun

expanse, platform, surface layer, surface

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tib

तिब

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طِبْ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the science of medicine, medical treatment

[ Tib ke usoolon par chala jaye to sihat barbad nahin hoti ]

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'aajiz

'आजिज़

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عاجِز

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

disappointed, in despair, hopeless

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KHataa-kaar

ख़ता-कार

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خَطا کار

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

guilty, wrongdoer, culprit

[ Khatakar ko kabhi na kabhi saza zaroor milti hai ]

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'aabid

'आबिद

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عابِد

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

godly, pious, devout

[ Dosron ka diya khane wala abid wa zahid ho hi nahin sakta ]

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faaqa-kashii

फ़ाक़ा-कशी

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فاقَہ کَشی

Origin : Persian
Noun

starvation

[ Gharib ki faqa-kashi ek din zaroor rang layegi ]

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qavaaniin

क़वानीन

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قَوانِین

Origin : Arabic
Noun

canons, rules, laws, ordinances, statutes

[ Aajkal kuch log sarkari qavanin ki khilaf-varzi khub dhadalle se kar rahe hain ]

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badaulat

बदौलत

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بَدَولَت

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adverb

by the favour or bounty (of)

[ Shaahid Ahsan ka bahut ehsaanmand hai kyunki Ahsan ki badaulat hi use naukari mili hai ]

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