뜻
Things returning to normalcy.
문화적 배경
In the business-centric culture of Gujarat, this phrase is a sign of immense relief. Stability is often valued over high-risk growth. The railway is a shared cultural touchstone across India. Most idioms involving 'Gadi' resonate deeply because everyone has experienced train travel. The phrase is often used by elders to describe a young person 'settling down' or finding a stable job. In cities like Ahmedabad and Surat, this phrase is used for everything from traffic flow to internet connectivity.
Use it for relief
This phrase carries a heavy emotional weight of 'relief.' Use it with a sigh of satisfaction for maximum effect.
Gender Agreement
Always remember 'Gadi' is feminine. If you say 'aavyo' (masculine), people will understand, but it sounds like a 'broken' train!
뜻
Things returning to normalcy.
Use it for relief
This phrase carries a heavy emotional weight of 'relief.' Use it with a sigh of satisfaction for maximum effect.
Gender Agreement
Always remember 'Gadi' is feminine. If you say 'aavyo' (masculine), people will understand, but it sounds like a 'broken' train!
The 'Line' Alternative
If you want to sound younger, use 'Line par aavvu'. It's very popular in college campuses.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb.
માંદગી પછી હવે મારી ગાડી પાટા પર ____.
'ગાડી' is feminine, so 'આવી' is the correct past tense form.
Which situation best fits the phrase 'ગાડી પાટા પર આવવી'?
તમે આ ક્યારે કહેશો?
The phrase is used for returning to normalcy after a difficult period.
Match the Gujarati phrase with its English equivalent.
Match the following:
These are direct translations of common phrases used with the idiom.
Complete the dialogue.
A: કંપનીમાં બહુ નુકસાન થયું હતું. B: હા, પણ હવે નવા ઓર્ડર મળ્યા છે એટલે ____.
New orders signify a recovery, making 'back on track' the logical choice.
Match the sentence to the context.
Sentence: 'શહેરની જનજીવનની ગાડી પાટા પર આવી રહી છે.'
This formal-sounding sentence is typical of news reports describing societal recovery.
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시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
5 연습 문제માંદગી પછી હવે મારી ગાડી પાટા પર ____.
'ગાડી' is feminine, so 'આવી' is the correct past tense form.
તમે આ ક્યારે કહેશો?
The phrase is used for returning to normalcy after a difficult period.
왼쪽의 각 항목을 오른쪽의 짝과 연결하세요:
These are direct translations of common phrases used with the idiom.
A: કંપનીમાં બહુ નુકસાન થયું હતું. B: હા, પણ હવે નવા ઓર્ડર મળ્યા છે એટલે ____.
New orders signify a recovery, making 'back on track' the logical choice.
Sentence: 'શહેરની જનજીવનની ગાડી પાટા પર આવી રહી છે.'
This formal-sounding sentence is typical of news reports describing societal recovery.
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자주 묻는 질문
10 질문Yes, but only figuratively. If your car was broken and is now fixed, you can say it. If you literally drove a car back onto a road, it's less common.
Yes, it's neutral-informal. It's perfectly fine to use with a boss you have a good relationship with.
The opposite is 'ગાડી પાટા પરથી ઉતરી જવી' (Gadi paata parthi utri javi) - to go off the tracks.
In this specific idiom, yes, it refers to a train carriage, though 'Gadi' usually means car in modern Gujarati.
Absolutely! It's very common for students to say this after finishing exams or catching up on syllabus.
Yes, 'પરિસ્થિતિ સામાન્ય થવી' (Situation becoming normal) is the formal equivalent.
Because trains are bound to tracks. The idiom implies that there is a 'correct' path that you had left and have now returned to.
No, you can use it in all tenses. 'આવશે' (will come), 'આવી રહી છે' (is coming), etc.
Yes, Hindi has the identical 'Patri par aana'.
It literally means 'rails' or 'strips of metal/wood'.
관련 표현
પાટા પરથી ઉતરી જવું
contrastTo go off the tracks; to fail or become chaotic.
લાઇન પર આવવું
similarTo come on the line; to behave or stabilize.
ઠેકાણે પડવું
similarTo settle down or fall into place.
રસ્તે પડવું
builds onTo get going on the road.
