Give way
To yield or allow something to pass (रास्ता देना) | Ex: Cars must give way to pedestrians.
Go about
To approach or deal with a task (किसी काम को करना) | Ex: How do you go about this task?
Go about
To continue doing usual activities (रोजमर्रा के काम करना) | Ex: She went about her routine.
Go through
To experience something difficult (कठिन अनुभव से गुजरना) | Ex: She went through a lot.
Hammer out
To reach an agreement after lengthy discussion (मुश्किल से समझौता करना) | Ex: They hammered out a deal.
Hand down
To pass from one generation to another (पीढ़ी दर पीढ़ी देना) | Ex: This tradition was handed down.
Hand down
To announce an official decision (निर्णय सुनाना) | Ex: The judge handed down the verdict.
Hand in
To submit work to authority (जमा करना) | Ex: She handed in her assignment before the deadline.
Hand off
To transfer responsibility to someone (जिम्मेदारी सौंपना) | Ex: He handed off the project to his colleague.
Hand out
To distribute to a group of people (बाँटना) | Ex: The teacher handed out the test papers.
Hand over
To give control or possession to someone (सौंपना, हवाले करना) | Ex: The thief handed over the stolen goods to the police.
Hang about (or around)
To wait or spend time idly in a place (इधर-उधर घूमना, वक्त बिताना) | Ex: They hung around the park all evening.
Hang in
To persist despite difficulties (डटे रहना) | Ex: Just hang in there, things will improve soon.
Hang together
(Of argument) To be consistent and logical (तर्कसंगत होना) | Ex: His explanation doesn’t hang together.
Hear out
To listen to someone until they finish (पूरी बात सुनना) | Ex: Please hear out me before making a decision.
Hold up
To remain strong or valid (टिकना, मज़बूत रहना) | Ex: His argument holds up under scrutiny.
Horse around
To play in a rough or silly way (मस्ती करना) | Ex: The kids were horsing around in the yard.
Keep up
To stay informed or updated (जानकारी रखना) | Ex: I try to keep up with current affairs.
Knuckle down
To start working hard (गंभीरता से काम करना) | Ex: It’s time to knuckle down and study.
