| 1 | FACE | 
|  | Face the music | نا خوشگوار کو قبول | The smugglers must be put before law to face to music. | 
|  | Face to face | آمنے سامنے | The two enemies met face to face in the battle field. | 
|  | Face value | قیمت | The face value of this coin is one rupee. | 
|  | I have two faces | دوغلا چہرہ ہونا | Every politician has at least two faces. | 
|  | Lose face | غیرت کھونا | Many ministers have lost faces. | 
|  | Pull a long face | اداس دکھائی دینا | When a politician loses elections, he puts a long face. | 
|  | Save one’s self | زلت سے بچنا | You must pay something to the creditors to save your face. | 
|  | Show one’s face | ظاہر ہونا | I will show my face at your marriage, even though I am seriously Ill. | 
|  | To one’s face | اس کی موجودگی میں | Nobody dare criticize a minster of millionaire to his face. | 
|  | To look in the face | بہادر ہونا | To look in the face of one's enemy is a reflection of boldness. | 
|  | To make faces | منہ بنانا | Do not make faces at your elders. | 
|  | To put a new face on | کی کیفیت بدلنا | The death of Mr. Quaid has put a new face on Pakistan’s foreign policy. | 
| 2 | FACT | 
|  | As a matter of fact | حقیقت میں | As a matter of fact, Allama Iqbal was a great philosopher. | 
|  | In fact | در حقیقت | In fact, we met last year. | 
|  | In point of fact | در حقیقت | In point of fact, Indian team lost the match without having fought for it. | 
| 3 | FADE | 
|  | Fade away | آہستہ آہستہ غائب ہونا | Evils do not fade away. | 
| 4 | FAG | 
|  | Fag-end | چیز کا گھٹیا حصہ | To serve our guests at he fag-end of table is contrary to good manners. | 
| 5 | FAIL | 
|  | Without fail | یقینا | We are meeting tomorrow without fail. | 
| 6 | FAIR | 
|  | Far and square | ایماندار | You ought to be for and square in all your dealings. | 
|  | Did fair | وعدہ | He bids fair to become a minister. | 
|  | In a fair way to | کامیابی کے نزدیک | She is in a fair way to bear a child. | 
|  | Keep fair with | اچھے تعلقات رکھنا | You must keep fair with your friends. | 
|  | Stand fair with | کسی کی نظر میں اچھا ہونا | Mushahid stood fair with the former Prime Minister. | 
|  | Behind the fair | بہت دیر بعد | In working for success he was behind the fair. | 
|  | Fair play | ایمانداری | Let us adopt fair play in every thing. | 
|  | Fair means | ایمانداری سے | He was the game by fair means. | 
|  | A fair hand | اچھی طرح سمجھ آنے والی لکھائی | Ashiq has a fair hand. | 
|  | Air promise | اچھے مواقع | There appears to be a fair promise in this business. | 
|  | Fair - weather friends | ضرورت کے وقت کام نہ آئے | Keep away from fair- weather friends. | 
| 7 | FAIRY | 
|  | Fairy tale | ناقابل یقین کہانی | His love story is nothing but a fairy tale. | 
| 8 | FAITH | 
|  | To pin one’s faith | خلوص سے | He told me all this in good faith. | 
| 9 | FALL | 
|  | Fall across | اتفاقا ملنا | I fell across an old friend on the road. | 
|  | Fall among |  | One night i fell among the thieves. | 
|  | Fall away | زوال پذیر ہونا، کمزور ہونا | Glory always fails away. | 
|  | Fall behind | پیچھے رہ جانا | Our five year plans are falling behind. | 
|  | Fall flat | بے اثر ہونا | All his efforts to succeed fell flat. | 
|  | Fall in | کشمکش ہونا | The soldiers were ordered to fall in. | 
|  | Fall in with | متفق ہونا، اتفاقا ملنا | The ministers hand to fall in with the Prime Minister. | 
|  | Fall off | ختم ہونا، مر جانا، گر جانا | The leaves fall of in autumn. | 
|  | Fall on | خوشی سے شروع کرنا | The studious students fell on their books near the examination. | 
|  | Fall over | سوجانا | Many Indian soldiers fell over in Kashmir. | 
|  | Fall short | کمی ہونا، قلت ہونا | Sugar fell short in the marriage. | 
|  | Fall through | ناکام ہونا | All plans of men and mice fall through. | 
|  | Fall upon | حملہ کرنا | The people fell upon the policemen near Jame Masjid. | 
|  | To fall a prey | شکار ہو جانا | You just fell a prey to his advice. | 
|  | To fall in with | اتفاق کرنا | I do not fall in with your views. | 
|  | To fall out | ترک کرنا | Do not fall out of your hope. | 
| 10 | FAMILY | 
|  | In a family way | گھر کی طرح | Let us gossip in a family way. | 
|  | In the family way | حاملہ | I don’t think the bribe is in the family way. | 
| 11 | FANCY | 
|  | To catch the fancy of | خوش ہونا | My cycle caught the fancy of my friend. | 
| 12 | FAR | 
|  | By far | بڑی حد تک | Benazir is by far the most powerful in the world today. | 
|  | Far and near | ہر طرف | You find Pakistani far and near ii the world. | 
|  | Far and wide | چاروں طرف | Ross were far and wide in the garden. | 
|  | Far between | بے قاعدہ | My visits to temples are few and far between. | 
|  | Far cry | لمبا عرصہ | Peace is a far cry from the cold war. | 
|  | In so far as | ممکن حد | I will help you in so far as it lies within my power. | 
|  | Far-sighted | دور اندیش | Mv fattier is a far-sighted man. | 
|  | Far reaching | زیادہ اثر رکھنے والا | This is my far-reaching plan. | 
| 13 | FAST | 
|  | Fast by | قریب | He lives fast by the railway station. | 
|  | To play fast and loose | ناقابل اعتبار ہونا | Don’t play fast and loose with your parents. | 
|  | Fast friend | گہرا دوست | Both of them are fast friends. | 
|  | Hard and fast | یقینی | There are no hard and fast rules in international politics. | 
| 14 | FASTEN | 
|  | Fasten on | نظریں گاڑھنا | The boy fastened on the girl almost at first sight. | 
| 15 | FAT | 
|  | Fat-headed | بے وقوف | He is a fat-headed man. | 
| 16 | FATAL | 
|  | Fatal blow | مہلک | He stuck his enemy with a fatal blow. | 
| 17 | FAULT | 
|  | At fault | احساس گناہ | For the sad state of out education today our teachers are at fault. | 
|  | Find fault | تنقید کرنا | It is easier to fine faults that to remedy them. | 
| 18 | FAVOUR | 
|  | In favour of | کے حق میں | He drew his will and testament in favour of his sister. | 
| 19 | FAWN | 
|  | TO fawn on | خوشامد کرنا | The children fawn on their parents. | 
| 20 | FEAR | 
|  | Without fear and favour | غیر جانبداری سے | We must do our duty without fear and favour. | 
| 21 | FEATHER | 
|  | A feather in one’s cap | اہم امتیاز | Kashmir liberation is a feather in the cap of Indian Government. | 
|  | In high feather | اونچی ہواؤں میں ہونا | When a person wins something, he is in high feather. | 
|  | Show the shite feather | بزدلی کا مظاہرہ کرنا | When Napoleon attacked, the Austrians showed the white feather. | 
| 22 | FEED | 
|  | Fed up | بھرا ہوا | Students are fed up with this false education that leads them from no where to nowhere. | 
| 23 | FEEL | 
|  | To feel the pulse | کسی کا راز معلوم کرنا | Before taking any decision in respect of my brother’s marriage, my daddy would like to feel his pulse. | 
|  | To feel at home | آرام دہ ہونا | All of us should try to make the foreign tourists feel at home while they are in Pakistan. | 
| 24 | FELLOWSHIP | 
|  | Fellowship | محبت اور باہمی عزت کا اظہار | The king gave his minister the right hand of fellowship. | 
| 25 | FETCH | 
|  | Fetch and carry | کسی کا کوئی کام کر دینا | He fetched and carried for his teacher. | 
|  | Fetch off | مشکل سے نکالنا | He fetched off the family from India. | 
|  | Fetch up | صحت یاب ہونا | He fetched up the girl into a beautiful maidenhood. | 
| 26 | FEW | 
|  | A good few | کثیر تعداد | A good few attended the mourning meeting. | 
|  | Quite a few | اچھی تعداد | Quite a few came to meet the minister. | 
|  | In few | مختصر لفظوں میں | In few, I will do my best to help you. | 
|  | Some few | کم تعداد | Some few came to the meeting. | 
|  | The few | اقلیت | The few defeated the many. | 
|  | To play the first fiddle | رہنما کا کردار ادا | The Prime Minister plays the first fiddle in politics. | 
|  | Keep the field | اپنی بنیاد قائم رکھنا | In these days of soaring prices it is hard to keep the field in daily expenditure. | 
|  | Fake the field | جنگ جیسی تدبیریں | When a child is angry with the parents, he takes the field. | 
| 27 | FIGHT | 
|  | Fight it out | آخر تک کوشش | If we seek to purge the nation of corruption we shall have to fight it Out. | 
| 28 | FIGURE | 
|  | Cut a figure | نمایاں کرنا | Salma cuts a figure at every social function | 
|  | Person of figure | اہم آدمی | In the world of literature Bernard Shaw vill remain a person of figure. | 
| 29 | FIND | 
|  | Find one in | پانا ، ملنا | You will find God in children. | 
|  | Find one’s account in | معقول نفع حاصل کرنا | Every top government officer finds his account in the firms he deals within his official capacity. | 
|  | Find out | دریافت کرنا | The IB must find out the truth about the murder of Ali Raza. | 
|  | To find one’s legs | بڑھنا، کھڑا ہونا | When the drunkard found his legs he noticed that he was lying on the road. | 
|  | Fine arts | مائن آرئش | Fine arts require spare money for their pursuit. | 
|  | To look through | نہ دیکھنے کا بہانہ | The teacher has to look through its fingers. | 
| 30 | FIRE | 
|  | Fire off | تباہی | The examiner fired off a hundred questions. | 
|  | On fire | جلتا ہوا | India today is a house on fire. | 
|  | Set on fire, set fire to | جلانا | They set the house on fire. | 
|  | Fire out | معطل کرد ینا | Fire our this servant, he is a dishonest man. | 
|  | Fire away | شروع کرنا | Fire away with your work immediately. | 
|  | Between two fires | دو مشکلات میں | Sometimes circumstances put us between two fire. | 
|  | To pour oil on fire | جلتی پر تیل ڈالنا، مشکل کرنا | The President speech poured oil on fire. | 
| 31 | FIRST | 
|  | First come, first served | پہلے آئیے پہلے پائیے | The allotment of LDA flats is on the first come, first served basis. | 
|  | From first to last | شروع سے آخر تک | She stood by me from first to last. | 
|  | First and the fore most | سب سے اہم | The first and the foremost thing for you is to learn typing. | 
|  | First thing | پہلا نتیجہ | Nervousness is the first fruit of affluence. | 
|  | First water | اعلیٰ کوالٹی | Yoga is the first thing in the in the morning. | 
| 32 | FISH | 
|  | Fish in troubled waters | نا موافق صورت | The fish in troubled waters is the order of the day. | 
|  | A fish out of water | ارد گرد کے ماحول میں بے چینی | In India I felt like a fish out of water. | 
| 33 | FIT | 
|  | Fits and starts | بے ترتیبی سے | We should work regularly and not by fits and starts. | 
|  | Fit out | مسلح | The train is fitted out for the tour. | 
| 34 | FIX | 
|  | Fix on | فیصلہ کرنا | You must fix on great ambitions in life. | 
|  | Fix up | طے کرنا | They have fixed tip an interview tomorrow. | 
| 35 | FLAG | 
|  | Dip the flag | جھنڈا نیچا کرنے کے بعد احتراما دوبارہ لہرانا | They dipped the flag in honour of the king. | 
|  | Red flag | خطرہ کا نشان | Kashmir under Indian Government may hoist the red flag. | 
|  | To burst into flames | شعلوں میں جلنا | The van carrying explosive burst into flames. | 
| 36 | FLAT | 
|  | Falt out | پوری رفتار | Near examination the students study their books flat Out. | 
| 37 | FLEE | 
|  | Flee for one’s life | زندگی بچانے کے لئے بھاگنا | Many good-hearted persons had to flee for their lives during the earth quake. | 
| 38 | FLESH | 
|  | Flesh and blood | انسانی فطرت | No flesh and blood can bear the health torture. | 
|  | In flessh | اچھی حالت میں | You will find him in flesh. | 
|  | To put on flesh | تمام نوع انسانی | Happiness is the best thing to put on flesh. | 
| 39 | FLIGHT | 
|  | In the first, top | اعلیٰ ترین درجہ میں | Rani is now in the top flight in National Public High School. | 
| 40 | FLY | 
|  | Fly in the face of | مخالفت کرنا، بے عزتی کرنا | The disgruntled elements flew in the face of the Prime Minister. | 
|  | Fly open | اچانک کھل جانا | Gas flew open the cork of the bottle. | 
|  | Fly out | غصہ سے پھٹ پڑنا | Don’t fly out if something goes wrong. | 
|  | No flies on |  | Let there be no flies on administration. | 
|  | To fly high | بہت پر جوش ہونا | Let us not fly high but proceed according to the facts of life. | 
|  | To fly to arms | اسلحہ اٹھانا | The Pakistani army flew to arms in the liberation of Kashmir. | 
| 41 | FOLLOW | 
|  | Follow on | کوشش جاری رکھنا | If you feel, follow on. | 
|  | Follow suit | دوسرے کا کام جاری رکھنا | If I go home. you follow the suit. | 
|  | Follow up |  | You must follow up your success in business. | 
| 42 | FOOD | 
|  | Food values | مختلف خوراک کی خصوصیات | Cultural values spring front food values. | 
|  | Food of thought | ایسی بات جو کچھ سوچنے کا موقع دے | The death of my wife give me food for thought. | 
| 43 | FOOL | 
|  | Fool away | بے مقصد ادھر ادھر گزار دینا | I have fooled away the holidays. | 
|  | Fool’s paradise | احمقوں کی جنت ، جھوٹی امیدوں میں | For quarter of century after attaining independence, the people are living in fools paradise. | 
|  | Made a fool of | کسی شخص کا مذاق اڑانا | Don’t make a fool of me by holding hopes of becoming a minister. | 
|  | Play the tool | بے وقوف کا کردار ادا کرنا | He thinks the President is playing the fool to the Prime Minister. | 
|  | Be a fool to | بوڑھے عاشق سے زیادہ کوئی بے وقوف نہیں | I am a fool to Rashid. | 
| 44 | FOOT | 
|  | Have one foot in the grave | موت کے قریب | Many leaders have one foot in the grave. | 
|  | Set on foot | پیدا کرنا، ابتدا کرنا | He has set the whole project on foot. | 
| 45 | FOR | 
|  | As for | جہاں تک اس کا تعلق ہے | As for the work, you must depend on yourself. | 
|  | For all | تاہم | He fought and lost for all my advice. | 
|  | For that | کیونکہ | He bought a house for that he had ready cash. | 
|  | For to | کے لئے | He worked hard for to pay off his dabts. | 
|  | For why | کیونکہ | He did not eat or why he was ill. | 
|  | Nothing for it but | اس کے علاوہ اس سلسلے میں کچھ نہیں ہو سکتا | If he does not come, there is nothing for it but go and catch him. | 
|  | Forasmuch as | تمام حالات کے لئے قبول کر لینا | I took his advice for better or worse. | 
|  | To take for better or worse | لبھانے والی لیکن ممنوعہ شے | Job is a forbidden fruit to many of the young graduates today. | 
| 46 | FORBID | 
|  | Forbidden fruit | لازمی چیز | Law does not recognise an agreement made under force and fear. | 
|  | Force the pace | رفتار تیز رکھنا | You cannot force the pace of economic happiness. | 
| 47 | FORGET | 
|  | Forget oneself | اپنی قدر کھو دینا | Don’t forget yourself when you mix with the crowd. | 
| 48 | FORM | 
|  | Form, good or bad | اچھی یا بری سماجی رسم کے مطابق | The boy turned out in good form. The old fold are always in bad form in society. | 
| 49 | FORTUNE | 
|  | To make a fortune | بہت کمانا | He has made a fortune in the business. | 
|  | To try one's fortune | پھر خطر ناک قدم | Let us try our fortune and join in his business. | 
| 50 | FOUL | 
|  | Fall foul of | کشمکش میں ہونا | The students are falling foul of the authorities everywhere. | 
|  | Foul play | غلط لین دین | We should not indulge in a foul play with our friends. | 
| 51 | FOUNTAIN | 
|  | Fountain of justice | مکمل انصاف | The new Prime Minister of Pakistan is a fountain of justice. | 
| 52 | FOUR | 
|  | The four sea | ہر جگہ | Wind blows over the four seas. | 
| 53 | FREE | 
|  | Free hand | عمل کی آزادی | The President has free hand in the Parliament. | 
|  | Make free with | آشنا ہونا | Don't be free with another’s money. | 
| 54 | FRIEND | 
|  | From hand ot month | بمشکل گزارہ کرنا | Most of the working class people of Pakistan today are living from hand to mouth. | 
|  | From door to door | گھر سے گھر تک | I am selling my wares from door to door. | 
| 55 | FRONT | 
|  | Come to the front | نمایاں ہو جانا | After the death of the Quid, Liaquat All khan came to the front. | 
|  | In front of |  | Please wait for me in front of the coffee house. | 
|  | In full swing | پورے جو بن پر | The school is in full swing this month. | 
|  | To the full | مکمل طور پر | I have paid of my debts to the full. | 
| 56 | FUN | 
|  | To be great fun | بہت مضحکہ خیز ہونا | Life is said to be great fun in America. | 
|  | Make fun of | مذاق اڑانا | Don’t make fun of your friends. | 
 
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