Important Verb E& D&...

Front 1

emphasize

Back 1

to show that something is important or needs special attention

He emphasized the importance of learning foreign languages.

Hint 1

يؤكد

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enable

Back 2

to make someone able to do something

This money enabled me to buy a new computer.

Hint 2

يمكن

Front 3

engage

Back 3

to employ someone:

I have engaged a secretary to deal with all my paperwork.

example of engage is when you start talking to someone.

Hint 3

توضيف ـ ينخرط

Front 4

enhance

Back 4

to improve the quality, amount, or strength of something:

These scandals will not enhance the organization's reputation.

Hint 4

تحسين

Front 5

encourage

Back 5

to say good things to someone that will make them confident about doing something

My parents encouraged me to try new things.

Hint 5

يشجع

Front 6

entail

Back 6

to make something necessary, or to involve something:

Such a large investment inevitably entails some risk.

Repairing the roof will entail spending a lot of money.

Hint 6

يستلزم

Front 7

enter

Back 7

to go into a place

The police entered the house by the back door. B1to put information into a computer, book, or document

You have to enter a password to access this file. B1to do a competition

Are you going to enter the photography competition?

Hint 7

يدخل ـ يُدْخِل (المَعْلومات أَو البَيانات) ـ يَدْخُل (المُنافَسة)

Front 8

establish

Back 8

to start a company or organization that will continue for a long time.

The company was established in 1822.

Hint 8

يؤسس

Front 9

exist

Back 9

to be real or present:

Poverty still exists in this country.

Hint 9

يتواجد

Front 10

expand

Back 10

to get larger, or to make something get larger

The company has expanded.

Hint 10

يُمَدِّد / يوسع

Front 11

examine

Back 11

to look at someone or something very carefully, especially to try to discover something

She picked up the knife and examined it carefully.He was examined by a doctor as soon as he arrived. formalto test someone to see how much they know or how well they can do something

You’ll be examined in three main areas: speaking, listening, and reading.

Hint 11

يمتحن ـ يفحص

Front 12

expect

Back 12

to think that something will happen

He didn’t expect to see me.I expect that she’ll be very angry about this.

Hint 12

يتوقع

Front 13

experiment

Back 13

a test, especially a scientific one, that you do in order to discover if something is true:

We do lots of experiments in class.

Hint 13

تجربة

Front 14

explore

Back 14

to go around a place where you have never been in order to find out what is there

The children love exploring.The best way to explore the countryside is on foot.

Hint 14

يستكشف

Front 15

extend

Back 15

to make something bigger or longer:

We’re going to extend our kitchen.

Hint 15

يَمد

Front 16

fail

Back 16

to not pass a test or an exam:

I’ve just failed my driving test. to not be successful:

Dad’s business failed after just three years.

Hint 16

يرسب ـ يفشل

Front 17

fall

Back 17

to go down suddenly and hit the ground:

She fell off her bike.

Hint 17

يسقط

Front 18

feed

Back 18

to give food to a person, group, or animal.

Hint 18

يطعم

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Fight

Back 19

to try to hurt someone using your body or weapons:

Two men were fighting outside the bar. to argue:

Don’t fight in front of the children!

Hint 19

يَتَصارَع / يَتَقاتل ـ يَتَشاجَر / يَتَجادَل

Front 20

Fit

Back 20

to be the right shape or size for someone or something

This shirt doesn’t fit me any more.

Hint 20

يناسب

Front 21

Fold

Back 21

to bend something so that one part of it lies flat on top of another part, or to bend in this way

Can you help me fold the sheets? fold your arms to bend your arms across your chest, with one crossing over the other

He sat with his arms folded.

Hint 21

يَطوي- اطْوي ذِراعَيْك

Front 22

Forbid

Back 22

to tell someone that they must not do something:

The school forbids students from smoking.National Park regulations forbid hunting.

Hint 22

يمنع

Front 23

freeze

Back 23

If something freezes, it becomes hard and solid because it is very cold.

The pond froze overnight.

Hint 23

يتجمد

Front 24

fry

Back 24

to cook something in hot oil or fat

Fry the onions for two minutes.

Hint 24

يقلي

Front 25

generate

Back 25

to make something exist:

This movie has generated a lot of interest. to make energy:

We need to generate more electricity.

Hint 25

يونتج ـ يولد

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grind

Back 26

to make something change into powder by rubbing it between two hard things:

to grind coffee.

Hint 26

يطحن

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grow

Back 27

to become bigger or taller as time passes:

Children grow very quickly. A2If a plant grows, or you grow it, it develops from a seed to a full plant :

These plants grow well in sandy soil.

Hint 27

يكبر ـ ينمو

Front 28

hang

Back 28

to fasten something so that the top part is fixed but the lower part is free to move, or to be held in this way:

He hung his coat on the hook behind the door.A gold necklace hung around her neck. to kill someone by putting a rope around their neck and making them drop.

Hint 28

يعلق ـ يشنق

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hesitate

Back 29

to stop before you do something, especially because you are nervous or not sure

Richard hesitated before answering. don’t hesitate to do something used to encourage someone to do something

If you need any help, don’t hesitate to call me.

Hint 29

يتردد

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hide

Back 30

to put something in a place where no one can see it

I hid the money in a drawer. B1to go to a place where no one can see you

She hid behind a tree.

Hint 30

يخبئ ـ يخفي

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hit

Back 31

to touch something or someone quickly and with force, usually hurting or damaging something

The ball hit him on the head.She hit her head on the pavement when she fell. to affect something in a bad way

🦜The city has been hit hard by the budget cuts. hit it off informal If people hit it off, they like each other immediately.

Hint 31

يضرب ـ يصفع

Front 32

hold

Back 32

to have something in your hand or arms:

He was holding a glass of wine.She held the baby in her arms.

Hint 32

يمسك

Front 33

hope

Back 33

to want something to happen or be true:

I hope that the bus won’t be late.We had hoped for better weather than this.‘Is he coming?’ ‘I hope so.’

Hint 33

يأمل

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hop

Back 34

to jump on one foot.

Hint 34

يقفز برجل وحده

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hug

Back 35

to put your arms around someone and hold them, usually because you love them.

Hint 35

يحضن

Front 36

hurry

Back 36

to move or to do things quickly

Please hurry – the train is about to leave.

Hint 36

يسرع

Front 37

ignore

Back 37

to not give attention to something or someone:

I said hello but she ignored me.

Hint 37

يتجاهل

Front 38

identify

Back 38

to say what the name of someone or something is

The victim has not yet been identified.

Hint 38

يَتَعَرَّف على

Front 39

imply

Back 39

to suggest or show something, without saying it directly

She implied that she wasn’t happy at work.

Hint 39

يَدُلّ ضِمْنًا على

Front 40

impress

Back 40

to make someone admire or respect you

I was hoping to impress him with my knowledge.

Hint 40

يَتْرُك اِنْطِباعًا حسناً

Front 41

incorporate

Back 41

to include something as part of something larger:

♌The film incorporates elements of fantasy and science fiction.

♈The program incorporates a powerful graphics tool.

Hint 41

دمج او تجسيد

Front 42

indicate

Back 42

to show that something exists or is true

Recent evidence indicates that the skeleton is about three million years old.

Hint 42

يدل على

Front 43

inform

Back 43

to tell someone about something

He informed us that we would have to leave.Patients should be informed about the risks.

Hint 43

يُخبر

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insist

Back 44

to say that something is certainly true, especially when other people do not believe you:

Mia insisted that she and Carlo were just friends.

Hint 44

يؤكد ـ يصر

Front 45

install

Back 45

to put a piece of equipment somewhere and make it ready to use:

The school has installed a burglar alarm.

to put software onto a computer.

Hint 45

يُركب

Front 46

introduce

Back 46

to tell someone another person’s name the first time that they meet:

He took me around the room and introduced me to everyone. to make something exist or happen for the first time:

We have introduced a new training scheme for employees.

Hint 46

يُقَدم

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invest

Back 47

to give money to a bank or business, or to buy something, because you hope to make a profit:

He’s invested a million pounds in the project. to use a lot of time, effort, or emotions because you want to succeed:

She has invested a lot of time and energy in her job.

Hint 47

يستثمر

Front 48

investigate

Back 48

to try to get all the facts about something, especially a crime or accident:

Police are investigating the murder.

Hint 48

يُحَقِّق في / يَتَحَرَّى عن

Front 49

intend

Back 49

to want and plan to do something:

How long do you intend to stay in Paris? be intended for someone:- to be made for a particular person or reason:

The books are intended for young children.

Hint 49

ينوي ـ مُخَصَّص لِغَرَض مُعَيَّن