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Words to Describe Actions and Behavior

Word: Eager

English Meaning:
A strong desire or enthusiasm to do something.

Similar Words & Examples in English, Urdu, and Arabic

  1. Eager

    • English Meaning: A strong feeling of wanting to do something or being excited about it.
    • Example: She was eager to start the new project.

    Urdu: پرجوش (Parjosh)

    • Meaning: To be excited or enthusiastic about something.
    • Example: Woh naye project ko shuru karne ke liye parjosh thi.
      (وہ نئے پروجیکٹ کو شروع کرنے کے لئے پرجوش تھی)
      She was eager to start the new project.

    Arabic: حريص (Harees)

    • Meaning: A strong desire or enthusiasm to do something.
    • Example: Hiya hareesah li-bid' al-mashru'a al-jadid.
      (هي حريصة لبدء المشروع الجديد)
      She was eager to start the new project.

  2. Keen

    • English Meaning: Very interested or enthusiastic about something.
    • Example: He is keen to learn new skills.

    Urdu: دلچسپی رکھنا (Dilchaspi Rakhna)

    • Meaning: To show interest or excitement about something.
    • Example: Woh naye skills seekhne mein dilchaspi rakhta hai.
      (وہ نئے اسکلز سیکھنے میں دلچسپی رکھتا ہے)
      He is keen to learn new skills.

    Arabic: متحمس (Mutahammis)

    • Meaning: To be excited or passionate about something.
    • Example: Huwa mutahammis li-ta'allum al-maharat al-jadida.
      (هو متحمس لتعلم المهارات الجديدة)
      He is keen to learn new skills.

  3. Enthusiastic

    • English Meaning: Showing intense excitement or interest in something.
    • Example: The students were enthusiastic about the field trip.

    Urdu: جذبہ (Jazba)

    • Meaning: To show excitement or eagerness towards something.
    • Example: Talba field trip ke liye jazba rakhte thay.
      (طلباء فیلڈ ٹرپ کے لیے جذبہ رکھتے تھے)
      The students were enthusiastic about the field trip.

    Arabic: متحمس (Mutahammis)

    • Meaning: To feel or show strong enthusiasm for something.
    • Example: Al-tullab kanu mutahammisin li-rahla al-maydaniyah.
      (الطلاب كانوا متحمسين للرحلة الميدانية)
      The students were enthusiastic about the field trip.

  4. Excited

    • English Meaning: Feeling great enthusiasm or eagerness about something.
    • Example: She was excited to meet her friends after a long time.

    Urdu: پر جوش (Par Josh)

    • Meaning: To be thrilled or excited about something.
    • Example: Woh doston se lambi dair baad mil kar par josh thi.
      (وہ دوستوں سے لمبی دیر بعد مل کر پر جوش تھی)
      She was excited to meet her friends after a long time.

    Arabic: متحمس (Mutahammis)

    • Meaning: A strong feeling of excitement or eagerness.
    • Example: Hiya mutahammisah li-liqa' asdiqaiha ba'da waqt tawil.
      (هي متحمسة للقاء أصدقائها بعد وقت طويل)
      She was excited to meet her friends after a long time.

  5. Zealous

    • English Meaning: Showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuing a cause or goal.
    • Example: He was zealous in his efforts to help the community.

    Urdu: جذبہ سے (Jazba Se)

    • Meaning: To work with great enthusiasm, often in support of a cause.
    • Example: Woh community ki madad mein jazba se kaam kar raha tha.
      (وہ کمیونٹی کی مدد میں جذبہ سے کام کر رہا تھا)
      He was zealous in his efforts to help the community.

    Arabic: غَيور (Ghayoor)

    • Meaning: Having strong enthusiasm or passion for a cause.
    • Example: Kana ghayooran fi juhudihi l-musa'adah al-mujtama'a.
      (كان غيورًا في جهوده لمساعدة المجتمع)
      He was zealous in his efforts to help the community.

Word: Hesitate

English Meaning:
To pause before doing something, often due to uncertainty or doubt.

Similar Words & Examples in English, Urdu, and Arabic

  1. Hesitate

    • English Meaning: To delay or pause before taking action due to uncertainty or fear.
    • Example: He hesitated before answering the difficult question.

    Urdu: جھجکنا (Hijakna)

    • Meaning: To pause or show reluctance before acting.
    • Example: Woh mushkil sawaal ka jawab denay se pehle hijak raha tha.
      (وہ مشکل سوال کا جواب دینے سے پہلے جھجک رہا تھا)
      He hesitated before answering the difficult question.

    Arabic: تردد (Tarradud)

    • Meaning: To hesitate or show reluctance to act.
    • Example: Hawa tarradada qabla an yujib al-sual al-sa'ab.
      (هو تردد قبل أن يجيب السؤال الصعب)
      He hesitated before answering the difficult question.

  2. Delay

    • English Meaning: To postpone or make something happen later than expected.
    • Example: She delayed her decision until she had more information.

    Urdu: تاخیر کرنا (Takhir Karna)

    • Meaning: To postpone or push something back.
    • Example: Usne apna faisla mazeed maloomat milne tak takheer kar diya.
      (اس نے اپنا فیصلہ مزید معلومات ملنے تک تاخیر کر دیا)
      She delayed her decision until she had more information.

    Arabic: تأخير (Ta'kheer)

    • Meaning: To postpone or make something late.
    • Example: A'ajalat qaraariha hatta tahsul 'ala maloomat akthar.
      (أجلت قرارها حتى تحصل على معلومات أكثر)
      She delayed her decision until she had more information.

  3. Pause

    • English Meaning: A brief stop or break in action or speech.
    • Example: He had to pause before continuing his speech.

    Urdu: رکنا (Rukna)

    • Meaning: To stop momentarily before continuing.
    • Example: Usne apne taqreer ko jari rakhnay se pehle ruk gaya.
      (اس نے اپنی تقریر کو جاری رکھنے سے پہلے رک گیا)
      He had to pause before continuing his speech.

    Arabic: توقف (Tawaqquf)

    • Meaning: A brief stop in action or speech.
    • Example: Kana ya'ani an yatawaqqafa qabla an yustamir fi al-khutbah.
      (كان يعني أن يتوقف قبل أن يستمر في الخطبة)
      He had to pause before continuing his speech.

  4. Doubt

    • English Meaning: A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction about something.
    • Example: She doubted his ability to finish the task on time.

    Urdu: شک (Shak)

    • Meaning: To feel unsure or uncertain about something.
    • Example: Usne uski salahiyat per shak kiya ke wo kaam waqt par pura karega.
      (اس نے اسکی صلاحیت پر شک کیا کہ وہ کام وقت پر پورا کرے گا)
      She doubted his ability to finish the task on time.

    Arabic: شك (Shakk)

    • Meaning: A feeling of uncertainty or lack of confidence.
    • Example: Hiya shakkat fi qudratihi 'ala tamam al-'amal fi waqtihi.
      (هي شكّت في قدرته على إتمام العمل في وقته)
      She doubted his ability to finish the task on time.

  5. Reluctant

    • English Meaning: Unwilling or showing hesitation.
    • Example: He was reluctant to make a decision without more facts.

    Urdu: مجبور (Majboor)

    • Meaning: Showing unwillingness or hesitation.
    • Example: Woh mazeed maloomat ke bina faisla karne ke liye majboor tha.
      (وہ مزید معلومات کے بغیر فیصلہ کرنے کے لیے مجبور تھا)
      He was reluctant to make a decision without more facts.

    Arabic: متحفظ (Mutahafiz)

    • Meaning: Being unwilling or hesitant to take action.
    • Example: Kana mutahafizan an yuhdith al-qaraar bidun al-ma'loomat al-kafi.
      (كان متحفظًا أن يحدث القرار بدون المعلومات الكافية)
      He was reluctant to make a decision without more facts.
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