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89 Cards in this Set
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Composition |
تكوين / هيئة /تأليف (كتب) Ex: 1/This book is my own composition 2/The composition of the commission |
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Compliance |
استجابة / امتثال Ex: 1/The present report is submitted in compliance with your request. |
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Vile |
حقير / دنئ /خسيس Ex 1/He is vile |
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Forthcoming |
وشيك / قادم Ex 1/Please find below details of your forthcoming IELTS test. |
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Deliberately |
عمدا Ex 1/you deliberately disobeyed me |
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inherited from forefathers |
أبا عن جد |
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Declare |
أعلن to formal announce something Ex: 1/she declare her engagement on social media |
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Dagger |
خنجر /سكين Ex: 1/she took out her dagger and began to whet its blade in even ,rhythmic strokes . |
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Rhythmic |
متواتر بشكل منتظم Ex: 1/1/she took out her dagger and began to whet its blade in even ,rhythmic strokes . |
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Atrocious |
وحشي /شرير/ سيئ Ex: 1/He attempted an atrocious imitation of my English accent . 2/A few days ago, we witnessed a bloody and atrocious act of international terrorism. 3/The service is abysmal, and the food atrocious! |
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Blend |
مزيج /خليط Ex: 1/That's a bad blend |
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maiden |
عذراء Ex : He fell in love with a beautiful maiden |
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Tender |
رقيق / عطاء ( مناقصة ) / تقديم Ex : 1/ Tender love story 2/ she is a tender young girl 3/Opening of tenders 4/Early tender of documentsالتقديم المبكر للوثائق |
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Affection |
عاطفة Ex : 1/You speak of lust. That's not affection.إنها شهوة وليست عاطفة |
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Venture |
تجربة / مشروع /تجرأ/محاولة Ex: 1/their ventures to improve education were effective. 2/my ventures crowned by success . 3/may I venture to suggest that your majesty should to have your claws removed. |
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Love can tame the wildest. |
الحب يمكن أن يروض الأكثر وحشية |
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E.g |
على سبيل المثال |
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where there's a will there's a way. |
Used to mean that if you aredetermined enough, you canfind a way to achieve what youwant, even if it is very difficult. |
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Diligent |
مجتهد Ex: 1/I am a very diligent person |
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verdict |
قرار محكمة ، حكم ، رأي في شئ Ex: 1/a guilty verdict2/The jury took nine hours to reach averdict.3/You tried out that Italian restaurant? What was the verdict? |
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Cogent |
مقنع Ex: 1/I am grateful to them for their clear , cogent and candid submissions. |
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Submissions |
1/CONTROL [ U ]the act of accepting that someone has complete controlover you Ex: They tried to starve her into submission. 2/DOCUMENT [ C, U ]the act of sending a document,plan, etc to someone so that they can consider it, or thedocument, plan, etc that yousend. |
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Candid |
honest, especially about something that is unpleasantor embarrassing. Ex: She was very candid about her personallife in the interview. |
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Hike |
زيادة /نزهه Ex : 1/ my salary is 2000 le and I expect a hike of 20 %. 2/I was taking a hike |
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Pasture / pastor |
Pasture مرعى أو سهل أو عشب Pastor كاهن أو قس مسؤول عن كنيسة Ex: It is always be delight to side down the pasture to see ,our pastor |
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Fall prey to sth |
To be hurt or deceived by something or someone bad. Ex: My sins constantly prey upon mind , as I prey for forgiveness. |
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Sibling |
a brother or sister. Ex:1/I have four siblings: three brothers and asister.There was great sibling rivalry (=competition) between Peter and his brother. |
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Latter |
1/ near or towards the end of something. Ex:Building of the new library should beginin the latter part of next year. 2/ the second of twopeople, things, or groupspreviously mentioned. Ex:She offered me more money or a car and I chose the latter. |
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Enormity |
very great size orimportance. Ex: 1/Nobody fully understands the enormity and complexity of the task of reviving the country's economy.2/I don't think you realize the enormity ofthe problem. |
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Enormous |
extremely largeEx:1/an enormous car/house2/He earns an enormous salary.3/I was absolutely enormous when I was pregnant.4/You've been an enormous help. |
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Pledge |
a serious or formal promise,especially one to give moneyor to be a friend, or something that you give as a sign that you will keep a promise. Ex: 1/All the candidates havegiven/made pledges not to raise taxes if they are elected.2/Thousands of people made pledges (=promised to give money) to the charitycampaign.3/I give you this ring as a pledge of myeverlasting love for you. |
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Deceive |
to persuade someone that something false is the truth, or to keep the truth hidden from someone for your own advantage. Ex: 1/The company deceived customers byselling old computers as new ones.2/The sound of the door closing deceived me into thinking they had gone out. |
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Vast |
extremely big:Ex: 1/A vast audience watched the broadcast.2/The amount of detail the book contains is vast.The people who have taken our advicehave saved themselves vastamounts/sums of money. |
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Contempt |
a strong feeling of disliking and having no respectfor someone or something.Ex:1/At school she had complete contempt forall her teachers.2/You should treat those remarks with the contempt that they deserve.3/She's beneath contempt (= I have norespect for her)!
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Degrade |
to cause people to feel that they or other people have no value and do not have the respect or good opinion ofothers.Ex:Pornography degrades women. |
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Degrade |
To spoil or destroy thebeauty or quality of something.Ex:Every day the environment is further degraded by toxic wastes.
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Degrade |
specialized electronics If thequality of something electrical or electronic degrades or is degraded, it becomes less good or less correct. specialized chemistry (of asubstance) to change into a more simple chemicalstructure.Ex:These chemicals quickly degrade intoharmless compounds. |
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Possessive |
If you are possessive about something that you own, you do not like lending it to otherpeople or sharing it with otherpeople.Ex:He's pretty possessive about his iPod I wouldn't dare ask to borrow it. |
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Possessive |
Someone who is possessive in his or herfeelings and behaviourtowards or about anotherperson wants to have all of that person's love and attention and will not share it with anyone else.1/a possessive mother2/Her boyfriend was getting too possessive so she finished with him. |
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Mystic |
صوفي / غامض |
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Humanitarian |
إنساني / محسن |
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Environmentalist |
مناصر لحماية البيئة |
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Visionary |
حالم / مثالي |
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Conferred |
ممنوح / مخول / مستشار (سياسة ) |
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Duly |
حسب الأصول / كما ينبغي / كما يجب |
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Imperative |
ضرورة / فرض |
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Drawer |
درج مكتب / أي درج |
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Exhibition |
معرض |
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Fair |
مهرجان / منصف / عادل / أشقر / بصراحة |
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Exclamation |
علامة تعجب / صياح / تهليل |
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Savory |
طعام مشهي / لذيذ المذاق |
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Yogurt |
زبادي / لبن رايب |
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Aisle |
ممر / ممشى / ممر في مول |
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Per capita |
للشخص (per person ) |
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Martyr |
شهيد / قتيل في سبيل الله أو المبدأ |
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Chandelier |
ثريا (لإنارة البيوت ) / نجفة |
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Cupboard |
دولاب / خزانة |
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Rug |
سجادة / بساط |
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Pillows |
وسادات |
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Cushions |
مساند |
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Platform |
منصة / رصيف / منبر |
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Trend |
اتجاه / ميل / تيار |
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Trending |
إمالة |
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Commemorate |
أحيى ذكرى |
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Set to |
بدأ / باشر / شرع |
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Call on |
يستدعي |
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Petition |
عريضة |
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Assiduously |
بدأب |
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Capitol |
مبنى البرلمان |
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Illicit |
غير مشروع / محظور |
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Shivering |
يرتجف |
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Hare |
أرنب بري |
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Hitch hike |
سافر متطفلا |
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Wreck |
حطام |
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Trek |
رحلة |
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Apron |
مريلة / مريلة مطبخ |
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Broomsticks |
عصا المكنسة |
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Chivalry |
شهامة / فروسية |
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Cavalry |
فرسان / سلاح الفرسان |
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Elated |
مبتهج / مرح |
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Alley |
ممر / زقاق |
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Peon |
خادم / عامل ليس لديه مهارة خاصه |
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Imply |
يدل ضمنيا على Ex : She implied that she wasn't happy at work. |
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Garlic |
ثوم |
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Proctor |
مراقب Ex: Mrs jukell will be proctoring your chemistry exam today. |
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Facial |
وجهي / خاص بالوجه / تجميل الوجه |
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Pretzel |
بسكوت مملح |
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Scam |
خدع / غش |
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Spouse |
زوج / قرين |
