- ચપટી વસ્તુ વડે મારવું. થ પડાક ⇄ pat gujarati
- થાબડવું ⇄ pat gujarati
- ધીમે ધીમે હાથવતી ઠોકવું ⇄ pat gujarati
- મ ાખણનું ચપટ ું ચોસલું ⇄ pat gujarati
- યથાયોગ્ય (રીતે) ⇄ pat gujarati
- યોગ્ય વખતે (વખતનું) ⇄ pat gujarati
- લપડાક ⇄ pat gujarati
- સમયસર(નું) ⇄ pat gujarati
pat in Hindi हिन्दी
- अनुकूल ⇄ pat hindi
- आदर्श ⇄ pat hindi
- उचित ⇄ pat hindi
- उदाहरण ⇄ pat hindi
- करताली ⇄ pat hindi
- झापड़ कसना ⇄ pat hindi
- ठीक ⇄ pat hindi
- ठोसना ⇄ pat hindi
- ताली ⇄ pat hindi
- थपकी देना ⇄ pat hindi
- थपकी देने का कार्य ⇄ pat hindi
- थपड़ी ⇄ pat hindi
- थपथपाना ⇄ pat hindi
- दुरुस्त ⇄ pat hindi
- मतलब को ⇄ pat hindi
- मिसाल ⇄ pat hindi
- मुनासिब ⇄ pat hindi
- मुनासिब मौक़े पर ⇄ pat hindi
- युक्तियुक्त ⇄ pat hindi
- समयोचित ⇄ pat hindi
- साथ ही ⇄ pat hindi
- सामयिक ⇄ pat hindi
- हाथ फेरना ⇄ pat hindi
pat in Tamil தமிழ்
- அன்புடன் தட்டிக் கொடுத்தல் ⇄ pat tamil
pat in Telugu తెలుగు
- తట్టుట. బిడ్డను తట్టుతూ వుండినది. ⇄ pat telugu
pat in Urdu اُردُو
- تھپکی دینا ⇄ pat urdu
pat in English
- pat ⇄ adj. to the point; suitable; apt.
Ex. a pat reply. When a Keats or an Alexander the Great is the subject, the explanation of his achievement is both too pat and too unenlightening; it is simply genius (Harper's).
(SYN) appropriate, pertinenenglish - pat ⇄ adv. aptly; exactly; suitably. english
- pat ⇄ adv. patly. english
- pat ⇄ expr. have (down) pat or know pat, (Informal.) to have perfectly; know thoroughly.
Ex. He ... had the whole story pat enough (Mrs. J. H. Riddell).english - pat ⇄ expr. pat on the back,
a. to praise; compliment.
Ex. ""We have a mission to wake up the country,"" preaches the bushy-browed editor. ""Instead of patting it on the back, we're kicking it"" (Wall Street Journal).
b. a word of praise; cenglish - pat ⇄ expr. stand pat,
a. (Informal.) to hold to things as they are and refuse to change.
Ex. We can't just stand pat on this important issue.
b. to refuse the opportunity to draw cards in poker; play the cards dealt.
Ex. Holding a flenglish - pat ⇄ noun patness. english
- pat ⇄ noun 1. a light stroke or tap with the hand or with something flat.
Ex. a fatherly pat o' the cheek (Robert Browning).
2. the sound made by patting.
Ex. the pat, pat of rain dripping from the eaves.
3. a small mass, especially oenglish - pat ⇄ pat (1), verb, patted,patting,noun. english
- pat ⇄ pat (2), adjective, adverb. english
- PAT ⇄ PAT(no periods),
point after touchdown (in football).english - Pat ⇄ Pat, noun.
a nickname for an Irishman.english - pat ⇄ v.i. 1. to walk or run with a patting sound.
2. to strike lightly or gently.english - pat ⇄ v.t. 1. to strike or tap lightly with something flat or with the fingers or hand, especially so as to flatten or smooth.
Ex. his foot patting the ground (Robert Louis Stevenson). She patted the dough into a flat cake.
2. to tap with the handenglish