to become a figure of fun in Hindi
to become a figure of fun
- व्यंग~का~पात्र~बनना "Due to his poor sense of dressing, he became a figure of fun in his class."
Sentence patterns related to "to become a figure of fun"
1. He is a faintly comical figure who fears being made fun of.
2. Claudius was sufficiently a figure of fun to survive the murderous reign of his nephew Caligula
3. At he seemed a sure bet to become a towering figure of popular music.
4. Since her death, she has become a cult figure.
5. I tried to figure out -- maybe solar's become attractive.
6. The singer has become a cult figure in America.
7. How do you respond to the fact that you've become a public figure?
8. So just for fun, let's figure out what that is actually equal to.
9. For a bit of fun, a Hasbro action figure of Aayla Secura was included in this concept diorama.
10. Impetuous, opinionated, athletic, good-looking, and full of fun, Pearson was an attractive figure to many women.
11. In the meantime, Urho Kekkonen had become a powerful figure in politics.
12. Figure out what you like. Try to become the best in the world of it.
13. Mr Dervis is expected to become a pivotal figure in a new economic team designed to restore the confidence of sceptical investors.
14. Sometimes a thing that you wanted to do can become a Chore if it ceases to be fun or interesting.
15. After World War II, Stalin had become a godlike figure in the Soviet Union.
16. Encode your own messages, decode incoming communications, and have fun trying to figure out conspiracies, codes, and Cryptograms!
17. The storyline drew her in and the Brontosaurus song has become a fun addition to our silly songs collection
18. With quick access to the Belmont Mounds of Fun Park, your home will become the go-to play date location
19. By saying “my intestines have become boisterous,” Jehovah used a figure of speech to describe his deep feelings of affection for his exiled people.
20. Become; Become a fan of (someone or something) Become a shadow of (someone's or something's) former self; Become a shadow of (someone's or something's) old self; Become a thorn in (one's) flesh; Become a thorn in (one's) side; Become fond of (someone or something) Become friends with (someone) Become grounds for (something) Become hip to
21. Ken was a father figure to all of us.
22. That's our fun now, not fun itself, only a tired allusion to it.
23. However, they become enraged if the parents dare to go out for fun and leave them with the boring babysitter.
24. But when the "social web" gave way to "social media", it didn't take long to figure out that our double entendre had become a single entendre.
25. And besides, Kip was having fun at my expense, and that too had become newly tiresome.