HinKhoj Dictionary

English Hindi Dictionary | अंग्रेज़ी हिन्दी शब्दकोश

Quote of the Week


No one gets more than destiny allows or earlier than the right time.
वक्त से पहले और किस्मत से ज्यादा कभी किसी को नहीं मिलता।

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Common Mistakes in Englisn


  • Discuss about X  - Discuss
  • Return back X - Return 
  • Repeat again X - Repeat 
  • Reply back X - Reply 
  • Despit of  X- Despite 
  • Explain about X - Explain 
  • More better X - Better 
  • Myself did it X - I did it 
  • Enter into X - Enter 
  • Combine together X - Combine 
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Basic to Advanced English


I am careless. --> I am negligent.
It's messy. --> It's disheveled.
He is generous. --> He is magnanimous.
She is weak. --> She is feeble.
I am honest. --> I am forthright.
They are creative. --> They are inventive.
I am busy. --> I am engrossed.
He is clumsy. --> He is maladroit.
He is smart. --> He is sagacious.
It is fake. --> It is spurious.

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Difference between SOME and ANY


Some (कुछ) an amount or number of something that is not stated or not known; a part of something
Positive Sentences: I bought some apples.
Offers/Requests: Would you like some tea?
Questions (expecting "yes"): Do you have some sugar? (implies you think they do)

Any (कोई, या न के बराबर) some, or even the smallest amount or number of
Negative Sentences: I don't have any money.
General Questions (no expectation): Do you have any questions?
With "if" clauses: If you need any help, call me.

Key points
"Some": Indicates a partial amount, usually positive.
"Any": Indicates an indefinite amount, usually negative or in questions.
Both work with plural countable and uncountable nouns in English.

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Different words for BORING


For lack of excitement/interest:
Dull
Uninteresting
Lackluster
Lifeless
Drab

For repetitive tasks/situations:
Monotonous
Tedious
Humdrum
Mind-numbing

For everyday/ordinary things:
Mundane
Prosaic
Run-of-the-mill

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