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perfect

/ˈpɜːfɪkt/adjective

उच्चारण पर्फ़िक्ट

पूर्ण, उत्तम, निर्दोष; उपयुक्त

Basic word

adjective
  1. 1

    having everything that is necessary; complete and without faults or weaknesses; completely correct; the best of its kind; exactly right for somebody or something; (grammar) of the verb form formed with have and the past participle

    पूर्ण, उत्तम, निर्दोष; उपयुक्त

    • a perfect score
    • the perfect gift
    • present perfect tense
    + 3 more examples
    • It was a perfect day for a picnic by the lake.
    • Her handwriting is almost perfect.
    • Nobody is perfect, so don't worry about small mistakes.

    Synonyms flawless ideal faultless complete excellent

    Opposite imperfect flawed faulty

verb/pəˈfekt/
  1. 1

    [T]

    to make something perfect or as good as you can

    परिपूर्ण बनाना

    • She perfected her English.
    • He spent years perfecting his bowling action.
    • The chef perfected the recipe after many attempts.
    + 1 more example
    • Regular practice helps you perfect your pronunciation.

    Synonyms improve refine polish hone master

Idioms 1

in a perfect world

used to say what would happen if things were ideal, although you know they are not

आदर्श स्थिति में, अगर सब कुछ ठीक होता तो

  • In a perfect world, every child would go to a good school.
  • In a perfect world, I would study all day, but I have a job.
◇Word family
≈Synonyms and antonyms
§Grammar and usage

Adjective PERfect, verb perFECT.

Adjective PERfect, verb perFECT।

Perfect is an absolute adjective, so avoid 'more perfect' or 'most perfect' in formal English (though 'a more perfect union' appears in the US Constitution); the perfect tenses use have + past participle ('I have finished').

Perfect absolute adjective है, इसलिए औपचारिक English में 'more perfect' या 'most perfect' से बचें (यद्यपि अमेरिकी संविधान में 'a more perfect union' है); perfect tenses में have + past participle प्रयुक्त होता है ('I have finished')।

“Collocations, idioms and sayings

'Practice makes perfect.'

कहावत 'Practice makes perfect'।

Nobody's perfect (everyone makes mistakes).

Idiom 'nobody's perfect' (हर कोई गलती करता है)।

✓In the exam

One-word substitution

A person who wants everything to be perfect is a perfectionist.

हर चीज़ पूर्ण चाहने वाला perfectionist (पूर्णतावादी)।