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gradually

تدريجياً

eagerly

بلهفة

dilemma

معضلة

hazard

خطر = danger = risk

harm

ضرر = ضر = pain = hurt = injury

innumerable

لا تعد ولا تحصى

violent

عنيف

due to

بسبب

Pride

فخر

determine

تحديد

attitude

موقف ،سلوك ،طريقة

Forecast

توقعات

slightly

قليلاً، بعض الشئ، little, a bit

Clockwise

في اتجاه عقارب الساعة

Beyond

وراء

Adjoining

مجاور

Enter via

أدخل عبر

estimate

تقدير

Regarding

بخصوص