something
/ˈsʌmθɪŋ/pronoun
उच्चारण सम्थिंग
कुछ, कोई चीज़
Basic word
- 1
a thing that is not known or not named; a thing that is important or worth considering
कुछ, कोई चीज़
- I have something for you.
- That's something to think about.
- There is something wrong with the printer.
+ 2 more examples
- Would you like something to drink?
- Passing the first round is something, but we must do better.
Synonyms a thing an item anything a matter
Opposite nothing
§Grammar and usage
Something takes a singular verb ('Something is wrong'); adjectives come after it ('something new', not 'new something'); something is used in positive sentences and offers ('Would you like something to eat?'), and anything in negatives and questions.
अक्सर पूछा जाता है: something singular verb लेता है ('Something is wrong'); adjectives इसके बाद आते हैं ('something new', 'new something' नहीं); something सकारात्मक वाक्यों और प्रस्तावों में ('Would you like something to eat?'), और anything नकारात्मक और प्रश्नवाचक में प्रयुक्त होता है।
“Collocations, idioms and sayings
Something like (approximately: 'something like 500 people'), or something (or a similar thing: 'a doctor or something'), make something of yourself (become successful), something of a (to some degree: 'something of an expert').
Idioms: something like (लगभग: 'something like 500 people'), or something (या ऐसा ही कुछ: 'a doctor or something'), make something of yourself (सफल होना), something of a (कुछ हद तक: 'something of an expert')।