Explanation

• “بلک بلک کے رو رہا ہوگا” means crying bitterly / intensely.
• It shows future continuous sense (will be crying).
• No specific reason like food or milk is mentioned, so only general “crying bitterly” is correct.

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Explanation

• “دل و جان سے” means with heart and soul / full devotion.
• “مادر وطن کی حفاظت کر رہے ہیں” means are defending the motherland.
• So the most accurate and natural translation is “with all their heart and soul.”

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Explanation

• “میں جانتا تھا” means I knew (past tense).
• “وہ وعدہ پورا نہیں کرے گا” shows future in the past → would not keep his promise.
• Correct grammar uses “would” after a past reporting verb (“knew”).

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Explanation

• “جو بولا جاتا ہے” means what is spoken/said.
• “ہمیشہ سچ نہیں ہوتا” means is not always true.
• So the correct meaning is that spoken words are not necessarily always true.

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Explanation

• “تمہارے بغیر” means without you.
• “زندگی ادھوری لگتی ہے” means life feels incomplete.
• So the natural English translation is “Life seems incomplete without you.”

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Explanation

• “To cut corners” means to do a task in a quick and cheap way.
• It involves ignoring proper rules or quality standards.
• The phrase is often used in a negative sense.
• It can lead to poor results or mistakes.

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Explanation

• “To take something with a pinch of salt” means to not fully believe something.
• It shows doubt or careful judgment about information.
• The phrase is used when a statement may not be completely true.
• It suggests being cautious before accepting facts.

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Explanation

• “To run the gamut” means to include or cover many different things.
• It shows a complete or wide variety of experiences or topics.
• The phrase is often used when discussing range or diversity.
• It can refer to emotions, opinions, or categories.

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Explanation

• “To toe the line” means to strictly follow rules or instructions.
• It is used when someone obeys authority without resistance.
• The phrase comes from military/parliamentary discipline context.
• It suggests behaving in an expected or acceptable way.

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Explanation

To throw down the gauntlet  means to issue a challenge, provoke a confrontation, or dare someone to argue or compete with you

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Last updated question NS on 09 MAY 2026