English Pair Of Words For Cadet College

Pair of Words

• Accept (قبول کرنا) – He is so honest that he never accepts a bribe.
• Except (سوائے) – All except Aslam were present yesterday.

• Access (رسائی) – I have no access to the C.M.
• Excess (زیادتی) – Excess of everything is bad.

• Advice (نصیحت) – My advice fell flat on him.
• Advise (نصیحت کرنا) – I advised him much, but to no avail.

• Affect (اثر کرنا) – My advice affected him much.
• Effect (اثر) – Every cause has an effect.

• Altar (قربان گاہ) – Many animals were brought to the altar for sacrifice.
• Alter (بدلنا) – It is very difficult for me to alter the programme.

• Assent (منظوری) – The Governor has not given his assent to the bill.
• Ascent (چڑھائی) – The ascent to this hill is very steep.

• Affection (محبت) – He has great affection for his children.
• Affectation (بناوٹ) – She believes in affectation.

• Avenge (دوسرے کا انتقام لینا) – Liaqat avenged his father’s insult.
• Revenge (اپنا انتقام لینا) – I will take revenge, myself on my enemy.

• Admission (داخلہ) – He got admission in Government College Sangla Hill.
• Admittance (داخلہ) – Admittance to cinema is by ticket.

• Acceptance (منظوری) – I have sent a formal note of my acceptance.
• Acceptation (عام معنٰی) – Acceptance means a sense of word.

• Allusion (اشارہ) – A writer’s written expression explains his allusion to events.
• Illusion (فریب نظر) – Illusions of childhood do not last long.

• Addition (اضافہ) – Five hundred is a good addition to his income.
• Edition (ایڈیشن) – This is the new edition of my book.

• Accident (حادثہ) – Yesterday I met with an accident.
• Incident (واقعہ) – I cannot recollect any incident of my childhood.

• Amiable (مہربان) – His manners are amiable.
• Amicable (دوستانہ) – They came to an amicable agreement.

• Apposite (موزوں) – His remarks were quite opposite.
• Opposite (مخالف) – My house is situated quite opposite to the post office.

• Artist (فنکار) – Qavi is a famous artist of Pakistan.
• Artisan (ہنرگار) – A carpenter is an artisan.

• Ability (قابلیت) – He is not proud of his ability.
• Capability (اہلیت) – He has the capability of a great general.

• Bale (گٹھا) – He has brought two bales of cotton.
• Bail (ضمانت) – He had been released on bail.

• Bad (خراب) – This boy is very bad.
• Bade (حکم دینا) – The teacher made me leave the room.

• Bare (ننگا) – Do not walk bare-headed in the sun.
• Bear (برداشت کرنا) – I cannot bear this insult.

• Berth (نص) – I have got a berth reserved.
• Birth (پیدائش) – He congratulated me on the birth of my son.

• Bore (سوراخ کرنا، برداشت کرنا) – He bored a hole in the wall.
• Boar (جنگلی سور) – The hunter killed many boars in the forest.

• Born (پیدا ہونا) – Last night a son was born to her.
• Borne (برداشت کیا) – The donkey bore a heavy load.

• Bridal (دولہن) – She was wearing a bridal ring.
• Bridle (لگام) – He has bought a new bridle for his horse.

• Battle (لڑائی) – Babar defeated Ibrahim in the battle of Panipat.
• War (جنگ) – The September, 1965 war lasted for seventeen days.

• Cannon (توپ) – There were cannons everywhere in the battle field.
• Canon (اصول) – We should not act against the canons of morality.

• Canvas (کینوس) – These shoes are made of canvas.
• Canvass (ووٹ مانگنا) – Every candidate is canvassing for votes.

• Check (پرکھنا/جانچنا) – Please check my accounts.
• Cheque (بینک کا چیک) – Please get this cheque cashed.

• Cast (پھینکنا) – The fisherman cast his net in the river.
• Caste (ذات) – He belongs to a respectable caste.

• Ceiling (چھت) – The ceiling of my room is painted blue.
• Sealing (مہربندی کرنا) – The postman is sealing the letters.

• Coarse (کھردرا) – He wears coarse clothes.
• Course (راستہ/نصاب) – The Ravi has changed its course.

• Council (مجلس) – He is a member of the legislative council.
• Counsel (مشورہ) – He accepted the counsel.

• Cite (حوالہ دینا) – The speaker cited Iqbal’s verses again and again in the course of his speech.
• Sight (نظارہ) – The sight was very dreadful.

• Cell (کوٹھڑی) – The prisoner was put into a small cell.
• Sell (بیچنا) – This shopkeeper sells fresh fruit.

• Compliment (تعریف/سلام) – Please convey my compliments to your parents.
• Complement (پورا کرنا) – This angle is complement to that angle.

• Confident (یقین پُر ہونا) – I am fully confident of my success.
• Confidant (مُراز) – My friend, Asad is my confidant.

• Crime (جرم) – He will be punished for his crime.
• Sin (گناہ) – Idol worship is a sin.

• Childish (بچوں جیسی بری عادت) – This boy had childish habits.
• Childlike (بچوں جیسی معصوم) – He has childlike wishes.

• Custom (رواج) – The Hindus have many bad customs.
• Habit (عادت) – Give up your bad habits.

• Coma (بے ہوشی) – Rashid is in coma now.
• Comma (وقفہ) – Put a comma after this word.

• Cemetery (قبرستان) – While returning home we passed by a cemetery.
• Symmetry (تناسب) – This statue has symmetry.

• Cloth (کپڑا) – His father is a cloth merchant.
• Clothes (لباس/کپڑے) – Akbar puts on neat and clean clothes.

• Dairy (دودھ کا مرکز) – Fresh milk is sold in a dairy.
• Diary (ڈائری) – He puts down everything in his diary.

• Defer (ملتوی کرنا) – They have deferred the meeting to some other time.
• Differ (اختلاف کرنا) – Minds differ as rivers differ.

• Discover (دریافت کرنا) – Columbus discovered America.
• Invent (ایجاد کرنا) – Stephens invented the locomotive engine.

• Dose (دوائی کی خوراک) – You should take at least three doses of this medicine a day.
• Doze (اونگھنا) – He always dozes in the classroom.

• Due (باقی حق) – You must get your due share.
• Dew (شبنم) – There were dew-drops on the grass.

• Dual (دوہرا) – There were forty dual desks in our class-room.
• Duel (دو آدمیوں کی لڑائی) – Clive and Hastings fought a duel.

• Die (مرنا) – The old man died last night.
• Dye (رنگنا) – Dye my turban green please.

• Drown (پانی میں ڈوبنا) – Nasir drowned in the Ravi.
• Sink (ڈوب جانا/غرق ہونا) – The ship sank in the Arabian Sea.

• Eligible (اہل) – You are not eligible for this post.
• Illegible (پڑھنے میں مشکل) – Your handwriting is quite illegible.

• Eminent (مشہور) – Mr. S.M. Zafar is an eminent lawyer in Lahore.
• Imminent (جلد آنے والا) – War between Russia and America is imminent.

• Elder (عمر میں بڑا) – Akhtar is my elder brother.
• Older (عمر میں بڑا) – Rashid is older than I.

• Fair (میلہ) – Let us go to see the fair.
• Fair (صاف) – Always play a fair game.
• Fare (سفر کا کرایہ) – What is the railway fare from Lahore to Rahimyar Khan?

• Feet (پاؤں) – I have two feet. This stick is five feet long.
• Feat (کارنامہ) – The juggler was showing his feats.

• Floor (فرش) – The floor of this room is made of cement.
• Flour (آٹا) – She is kneading flour.

• Foul (ناجائز) – You should not play a foul game.
• Fowl (آبی پرندہ) – There are many water fowls in the zoo.

• Further (مزید) – He has nothing further to say.
• Farther (آگے) – I cannot go farther.

• Flea (پِسو) – I saw a cat with many fleas.
• Flee (بھاگ جانا) – He has to flee to save his life.

• Famous (مشہور) – Allama Iqbal was a famous poet.
• Notorious (بدنام) – Sultan was a notorious robber.

• Gentle (شریف) – Munir is a gentle man.
• Genteel (مہذب) – He has a genteel appearance.

• Gate (دروازہ) – The Headmaster received the Deputy Commissioner at the gate.
• Gait (چال) – Her gait is very graceful.

• Hail (اولے پڑنا) – It hailed here yesterday.
• Hale (صحت مند) – He is quite hale and hearty.

• Heal (آرام دینا) – This balm will heal your wound.
• Heel (ایڑی) – I feel pain in my heel.

• Heard (سنا) – I heard a voice in the jungle.
• Herd (مویشیوں کا جھونڈ) – A herd of cattle was grazing in the field.

• Hew (کاٹنا) – The wood cutter hewed the tree.
• Hue (رنگ) – The rainbow has seven hues.

• Human (انسانی) – To err is human.
• Humane (رحمدل) – His humane treatment impressed us very much.

• Industrious (محنتی) – He is an industrious young man.
• Industrial (صنعتی) – Faisalabad is an industrial city.

• Idle (فارغ) – He is sitting idle.
• Idol (بت) – The Hindus worship idols.

• Liar (جھوٹا) – He is a liar.
• Lawyer (وکیل) – His father is a prominent lawyer.

• Lesson (سبق) – He is learning his lesson.
• Lessen (کم کرنا) – The balm will lessen your pain.

• Lose (کھونا) – I do not want to lose my money.
• Loose (ڈھیلا) – This coat is loose on me.

• Lion (شیر) – I saw a lion in the zoo.
• Loin (کمر) – Gird up your loins.

• Lovable (پیارا) – He has a lovable character.
• Lovely (خوبصورت) – Rose is a lovely flower.

• Moral (اخلاقی) – It is my moral duty to help you.
• Morale (حوصلہ) – The morale of the Pakistan Army is very high.

• Metal (دھات) – Gold is a precious metal.
• Mettle (بہادری) – His mettle was tested.

• Minor (نابالغ) – Anwar is still a minor.
• Miner (کان کن) – His father is a miner.

• Meat (گوشت) – Never eat stale meat.
• Meet (ملنا) – I want to meet my uncle.

• Medal (تمغہ) – Major Aziz Bhatti won the medal of Nishan-e-Haider for his bravery.
• Meddle (دخل دینا) – Do not meddle into my affairs.

• Marry (شادی کرنا) – He wants to marry a poor girl.
• Merry (خوش و خرم ہونا) – Let us make merry.

• Male (مذکر) – This rich man has no male issue.
• Mail ( ڈاک) – When is the next mail due?

• Main (اہم) – What is your main objection to the proposal?
• Mane (گھوڑے کے بال) – The rider caught the horse by its mane.

• Naughty (شرارتی) – He is a naughty boy.
• Knotty (پیچیدہ) – This problem is very knotty.

• Pail (بالٹی) – The milk man is carrying a pail of milk.
• Pale (زرد) – He turned pale to see me there.

• Pain (درد) – Shazad is crying with pain.
• Pane (شیشہ) – Who has broken your window pane?

• Peace (امن) – We live in peace.
• Piece (ٹکڑا) – Give me a piece of paper.

• Principal (بڑا) – It is our principal product.
• Principle (اصول) – My father is a man of principle.

• Practice (مشقی) – Practice makes a man perfect.
• Practise (مشقی کرنا) – Practise this word five times.

• Plain (سادہ) – I like plain living.
• Plane (رندہ) – The carpenter lost his plane.

• Pair (جوڑا) – I have bought a new pair of shoes.
• Pare (تراشنا) – Get your nails pared.

• Pore (چھید/سوراخ) – Our skin is full of pores.
• Pour (انڈیلنا) – Pour milk into the cup.

• Popular (مقبول) – He is a popular teacher.
• Populous (آباد) – Lahore is a populous city.

• Practical (عملی) – He failed in his practical examination.
• Practicable (قابل عمل) – Your scheme is not practicable.

• Pray (دعا کرنا) – He went to the mosque to pray.
• Prey (شکار) – A simple person falls easy prey to a cheat.

• Quite (بالکل) – He is quite innocent.
• Quiet (خاموشی) – Keep quiet.

• Rain (بارش ہونا) – It rains heavily.
• Reign (حکومت) – Aurangzeb’s reign was a period of prosperity.

• Right (دایاں) – I hold the pen in my right hand.
• Write (لکھنا) – What do you write?

• Refuse (مسلمانی کرنا) – He refused to help you.
• Deny (کسی حقیقت سے انکار کرنا) – He denied having stolen my pen.

• Respectable (معزز) – Hafeez belongs to a respectable family.
• Respectful (مؤدب) – Naeem is a respectful boy.

• Route (راستہ) – The bus is running on the Lahore-Sialkot route.
• Rout (شکست دینا) – Our army routed the enemy out.

• Sale (فروخت) – What is the sale price of this table?
• Sail (پَر) – The boat was without sails.

• Sight (نظارہ) – It was a beautiful sight.
• Site (جائے تعمیر) – The site of our school is very good.

• Soar (اڑنا) – Some birds soar in the air.
• Sore (زخم) – He has sore eyes.

• Stationary (ساکت) – The sun is stationary.
• Stationery (لکھائی کا سامان) – He has set up a stationery shop.

• Son (بیٹا) – He has only one son.
• Sun (سورج) – The sun sets in the west.

• Sea (سمندر) – Ships sail in the sea.
• See (دیکھنا) – What do you see in the picture?

• So (جیسا) – As you sow, so shall you reap.
• Sow (بونا) – The farmer sows wheat in the winter.

• Sailor (ملاح) – The sailors are not afraid of sea.
• Sailer (تیز رفتار جہاز والا) – Our ship was a fast sailer.

• Story (کہانی) – He told us a very interesting story.
• Storey (منزل) – Our house has two storeys.

• Sick (تنگ آنا) – I am sick of him.
• Ill (بیمار) – Hafeez is ill with fever.

• See (دیکھنا) – What do you see in the picture?
• Look (توجہ سے دیکھنا) – Look at the blackboard.

• Swim (تیراکی کرنا) – Many boys swim in the canal.
• Float (پانی پر تیرنا) – A piece of wood was floating in the water.

• Sink (ڈوب جانا) – The ship sank in the sea.
• Drown (پانی میں ڈوب جانا) – Yesterday a boy drowned in the canal.

• Salary (تنخواہ) – His salary is two thousand rupees a month.
• Wages (مزدوری) – He works on daily wages.

• Social (سماجی) – Gambling is a social evil.
• Sociable (ملنسار) – My friend is very sociable.

• Team (جماعت) – A team of American doctors will visit Pakistan next month.
• Teem (لبالب بھرا ہونا) – The tank teems with water.

• Vain (غرور) – Naeem is not vain of his ability.
• Vein (رگ) – Veins carry the blood back to the heart.

• Vale (وادی) – Birds fly over vales and hills.
• Veil (نقاب) – The robbers had veils on their faces.

• Waist (کمر) – The postman has a belt around his waist.
• Waste (ضائع کرنا) – Why do you waste your time?

• Weigh (وزن کرنا) – This fish weighs eight pounds.
• Way (راستہ) – I met a beggar on my way.

• Weather (موسم) – The weather is very bad today.
• Whether (آیا کہ) – He asked me whether I would help him or not.

• Wear (پہننا) – We wear warm clothes in winter.
• Ware (جنسیات) – He never sells defective wares.

• Weak (کمزور) – Aslam is very weak in English.
• Week (ہفتہ) – A week has seven days.

• Wreck (جہاز کی تباہی) – The ship was a complete wreck.
• Reck (پرواہ کرنا) – A dead man does not reck for anything.

• Weather (موسم) – The weather is very bad today.
• Climate (آب و ہوا) – The climate of Lahore is better than that of Karachi.

• Yoke (جوڑی) – The farmer has a yoke of oxen.
• Yolk (انڈے کی زردی) – The yolk of an egg is very nourishing.