Supply Vocabularies (4) B

Front 1

What is your opinion.

Back 1

رأي

Hint 1

OPINION. əˈpinyən

Front 2

Where are my dragons

Back 2

تنين

Hint 2

DRAGON. ˈdraɡən

Front 3

This is an interesting book.

Back 3

arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention. مثير للاهتمام

Hint 3

INTERESTING. ˈint(ə)rəstiNG

Front 4

Like an angry bullet

Back 4

رصاصه

Hint 4

BULLET. ˈbo͝olət

Front 5

This is an ugly spot

Back 5

a small round or roundish mark, differing in color or texture from the surface around it. بقعة. نقطة. مكان

Hint 5

SPOT. spät

Front 6

Cheese is an uncountable noun.

Back 6

قابل للعد

Hint 6

Countable. ˈkoun(t)əb(ə)l

Front 7

Cheese is an uncountable noun.

Back 7

قابل للعد

Hint 7

Countable. ˈkoun(t)əb(ə)l

Front 8

I like watching falling leaves

Back 8

ورق الشجر. Leaf

Hint 8

LEAF. lēf

Front 9

We want to talk with the chief of the village.

Back 9

A leader or ruler of a people or clan. It refers to a leader or head of a group, organization, or tribe. قائد. رئيس

Hint 9

CHIEF. CHēf

Front 10

That is my company logo

Back 10

شعار.

Hint 10

LOGO. ˈlōɡō

Front 11

Mosquitoes are really annoying

Back 11

البعوض

Hint 11

MOSQUITO. məˈskēdō

Front 12

Buffaloes are strong animals.

Back 12

جاموس

Hint 12

BUFFALO. ˈbəf(ə)ˌlō

Front 13

That volcano exploded last year.

Back 13

بركان

Hint 13

VOLCANO. välˈkānō

Front 14

Too many cooks spoil the soup.

Back 14

يفسد. حساء

Hint 14

SPOIL. so͞op. spoil

Front 15

Can you please add some sauce

Back 15

صلصة

Hint 15

SAUCE. sôs

Front 16

Whose sword is that.

Back 16

سيف

Hint 16

SWORD. sôrd

Front 17

Jerry, have you seen my doll

Back 17

دمية

Hint 17

DOLL. däl

Front 18

You must live in the present.

Back 18

حاضر. هديه

Hint 18

PRESENT. ˈprez(ə)nt

Front 19

You can't make a sentence without a subject or object.

Back 19

فاعل. مفعول به

Hint 19

SUBJECT. OBJECT

Front 20

We want to make a deal.

Back 20

صفقة. انتفاق. يتعامل

Hint 20

DEAL. dēl

Front 21

He doesn't dance on a stage

Back 21

منصة. مسرح

Hint 21

STAGE. stāj

Front 22

I begged my boss to give me a week off but he said when pigs fly.

Back 22

يتوسل. يتضرع.

Hint 22

Beg.

Front 23

There are four vowels, and twenty consonants in the English alphabet.

Back 23

حرف متحرك. حرف ساكن

Hint 23

CONSONANT. ˈvou(ə)l. ˈkänsənənt

Front 24

Record everything you hear about their plan

Back 24

يسجل. تسجيل.

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RECORD. T͟Her

Front 25

You have to submit your gun before you go

Back 25

يقدم. يعرض

Hint 25

SUBMIT. səbˈmit

Front 26

She excels in playing the piano.

Back 26

To be exceptionally good at something.. يتفوق. يتميز.

Hint 26

EXCEL. ikˈsel

Front 27

I was working on the project when the electricity went out.

Back 27

الكهرباء

Hint 27

ELECTRICITY. əˌlekˈtrisədē

Front 28

I'm just surfing the internet.

Back 28

يتصفح. الانترنت

Hint 28

INTERNET. ˈin(t)ərˌnet sərf

Front 29

I will not accept surrender.

Back 29

يقبل. الاستسلام

Hint 29

SURRENDER. səˈrendər. əkˈsept

Front 30

He didn't Apply for the job.

Back 30

يقدم. يطبق

Hint 30

APPLY. əˈplī

Front 31

Jack is a naughty boy.

Back 31

شقي

Hint 31

NAUGHTY. ˈnôdē

Front 32

Why you so rude man.

Back 32

وقح

Hint 32

RUDE. ro͞od

Front 33

They usually drink tea with mint.

Back 33

نعناع. صك العملة

Hint 33

MINT

Front 34

If you bend this bar, I'm gonna give you 500 dollars.

Back 34

يلوي. انحناء

Hint 34

BEND. bend

Front 35

She just took a sip of the red wine.

Back 35

شفة. رشفة

Hint 35

sip

Front 36

Are you going to the festival with me

Back 36

مهرجان. عيد

Hint 36

FESTIVAL. ˈfestəvəl

Front 37

I bought this set of mugs.

Back 37

طقم مجموعة. تعيين محدد. وضع

Hint 37

SET. set

Front 38

Give the duck a bit of bread.

Back 38

قطعة. جزء كسرة

Hint 38

bit

Front 39

I've told you, you shouldn't bet on this car.

Back 39

يراهن. رهان

Hint 39

BET. bet

Front 40

Why are you still putting it in your mouth as long as you won't lit it.

Back 40

يشعل

Hint 40

lit

Front 41

He was banned from driving for a year.

Back 41

يحظر. يمنع

Hint 41

BAN. ban

Front 42

They stopped to wait for one of the children who was lagging behind.

Back 42

fall behind in movement, progress, or development; not keep pace with another or others. أخر. يتخلف.

Hint 42

lag

Front 43

One of the lads is wet.

Back 43

شاب صبي. مبلل رطب

Hint 43

LAD. lad. wet

Front 44

Did you know that web is very strong.

Back 44

شبكه. . نسيج العنكبوت

Hint 44

Web

Front 45

First, We should pit a big pit.

Back 45

حفره. منجم. يحفر

Hint 45

pit

Front 46

Bring a wet rag and clean those tables.

Back 46

خرقة قطع قماش

Hint 46

rag

Front 47

I think this skirt is fit for her .

Back 47

ملائم. مناسب لائق

Hint 47

Fit

Front 48

I haven't ever eaten Blueberry.

Back 48

توت بري

Hint 48

BLUEBERRY. ˈblo͞oˌberē

Front 49

They just tried to tug the hut.

Back 49

جر بالحبل بقوة. جر الحبل. كوخ.

Hint 49

TUG. təɡ. hət

Front 50

Suddenly, I heard a loud screem

Back 50

فجأة. يصرخ

Hint 50

SUDDENLY. ˈsədnlē skrēm

Front 51

The car was totally on fire.

Back 51

بالكامل تماما. means completely or entirely.

Hint 51

TOTALLY. ˈtōdlē

Front 52

He fell on the rail.

Back 52

سكة حديد

Hint 52

RAIL. rāl

Front 53

Officers raided thirty houses yesterday

Back 53

The term "raid" can have several meanings depending on the context:1. **Military Operation**: A raid can refer to a sudden attack or assault by military forces against an enemy target, often aiming to achieve a specific objective such as capturing enemy personnel or equipment, destroying enemy installations, or gathering intelligence.2. **Law Enforcement Operation**: In law enforcement, a raid typically involves a sudden and swift entry by authorities into a location, such as a residence or business premises, to execute a search warrant, apprehend suspects, or seize illegal goods or evidence related to criminal activity.3. **Computer Security**: In the context of computer security, a raid (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is a method of combining multiple hard drives into a single logical unit to improve performance, redundancy, or both.4. **Financial Markets**: A raid in financial markets refers to a concerted effort by investors or traders to aggressively buy or sell a particular asset in order to manipulate its price or disrupt the market.Overall, a raid involves a swift and often aggressive action aimed at achieving a specific goal, whether in military operations, law enforcement, technology, or finance.

غارة. مداهمة. اقتحام شن غارة

Hint 53

Raid. rād. ˈyestərˌdā

Front 54

Snails are very slow.

Back 54

حلزون

Hint 54

SNAIL. snāl

Front 55

If i weren't work hard. I would fail.

Back 55

يفشل

Hint 55

FAIL. fāl

Front 56

Can you get some toast for me.

Back 56

خبز محمص. شراب النخب

Hint 56

TOAST. tōst

Front 57

Wood floats on water.

Back 57

يطفو. عوامة. خشب

Hint 57

Float. wo͝od flōt

Front 58

Turn on the main screen.

Back 58

رئيسي أساسي. شاشه

Hint 58

MAIN. mān.

Front 59

Despite his efforts to remove it, the wine stain on the carpet remained visible.

Back 59

The word "stain" can refer to a mark or discoloration on something that is difficult to remove, such as on clothing or fabric. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a blemish or flaw on someone's reputation or character. Additionally, "stain" can refer to a substance used to color or tint wood or other materials. يبقع. تلوث. بقعة

Hint 59

STAIN. stān ˈklōT͟HiNG

Front 60

Soak the beans overnight in water.

Back 60

make or allow (something) to become thoroughly wet by immersing it in liquid. ينقع

Hint 60

Soak. sōk

Front 61

Lan dipped into his briefcase and pulled out a photograph

Back 61

In general, "dip" can refer to the action of lowering or submerging something briefly into a liquid or substance, as well as a downward slope or decline in various contexts. ينغمس. ينخفض.

Hint 61

Photograph. Dip. ˈfōdəˌɡraf

Front 62

I didn't use that soap.

Back 62

صابون

Hint 62

Soap.

Front 63

The ship will arrive at the port soon.

Back 63

ميناء

Hint 63

PORT. pôrt

Front 64

Sore nasal.

Back 64

of, for, or relating to the nose. انفي

Hint 64

NASAL. ˈnāzəl

Front 65

Hang that paper on the main door.

Back 65

علق نكس عرض دلى

Hint 65

HANG. haNG

Front 66

Birds can't fly with one wing.

Back 66

جناح

Hint 66

WING. wiNG

Front 67

Don't stress on yourself too much

Back 67

Stress is a physiological and psychological response to pressure or demands placed on an individual. It can manifest in various ways, impacting emotions, thoughts, and behavior, and can be triggered by both positive and negative events or situations. ضغط عصبي إجهاد.

Hint 67

STRESS. stres

Front 68

My shins hurt me when I run

Back 68

the front of the leg below the knee. قصبة

Hint 68

Shin

Front 69

There are approximately 453 grams in a pound.

Back 69

جنية. رطل. جنيه انجليزي

Hint 69

POUND. pound

Front 70

The scout camped near the river, keeping a watchful eye on any signs of activity from the opposing forces.

Back 70

In a military context, a scout might be deployed ahead of the main force to gather information about enemy positions, terrain, and other relevant details. In a business context, a market researcher could be considered a scout, collecting data on consumer preferences, market trends, and competitor activities to help the company make informed decisions. In sports, a scout may observe and evaluate players to identify talent for recruitment to a team. مستكشف

Hint 70

SCOUT. skout

Front 71

I can't wait to join the club.

Back 71

ينضم

Hint 71

JOIN. join

Front 72

The compass needle always points north due to the Earth's magnetic field.

Back 72

In general, the term "point" refers to a particular location, idea, aspect, or unit of measurement depending on the context in which it's used. It often signifies a specific concept or value that is being referenced or considered.

نقطة. درجة. مرحلة. يشير.

Hint 72

point

Front 73

Make sure the soil is moist before planting the seeds.

Back 73

Sure, the word "moist" refers to a state of slight wetness or dampness. It can describe something that is not completely dry but not soaking wet either. It's often used to describe textures or conditions that are slightly damp or humid.

رطب.

Hint 73

moist

Front 74

The choice between good and evil.

Back 74

الاختيار. خيار. مختار.

Hint 74

Choice. CHois

Front 75

My neighbor always makes noise when he returns to home.

Back 75

ضجيج ضجة. عودا عاد

Hint 75

NOISE. noiz. ˈnābər. rəˈtərn

Front 76

You should water the soil before planting the seeds.

Back 76

Soil is the natural, loose material on the Earth's surface, composed of mineral particles, organic matter, water, air, and living organisms. It provides nutrients and support for plant growth and is essential for agriculture and ecosystems. تربة

Hint 76

SOIL. soil

Front 77

Skyscrapers shake during earthquakes.

Back 77

هز. اهتزاز. مصافحه. تخلص من.

Hint 77

During. SHāk

Front 78

You should carry a checkbook.

Back 78

A checkbook is a booklet containing detachable checks that a person or business can use to make payments. Each check typically includes space for the payer to write the recipient's name, the amount of money being paid, and a signature to authorize the transaction. دفتر شيكات

Hint 78

CHECKBOOK. ˈCHekˌbo͝ok

Front 79

I usually eat rice without a spoon.

Back 79

معلقة

Hint 79

SPOON. spo͞on

Front 80

I'm an educated fool.

Back 80

احمق

Hint 80

FOOL. fo͞ol

Front 81

The fool stood on the stool.

Back 81

a seat without a back or arms, typically resting on three or four legs or on a single pedestal. مقعد. دأر

Hint 81

STOOL. sto͞ol

Front 82

Glad to see you in a good mood sir.

Back 82

مزاج

Hint 82

Mood

Front 83

We don't have any broom

Back 83

مكنسة

Hint 83

BROOM. bro͞om

Front 84

She took a long, hot bath.

Back 84

حمام في حوض الاستحمام

Hint 84

BATH. baTH

Front 85

It's important to pay attention to pronunciation when learning a new language to avoid misunderstandings.

Back 85

Pronunciation refers to the way in which a word or language is spoken. It involves the correct articulation of sounds, stress patterns, and intonation to convey meaning effectively. Good pronunciation enhances communication and clarity in spoken language. النطق

Hint 85

PRONUNCIATION. prəˌnənsēˈāSH(ə)n

Front 86

She struggled to pronounce the foreign name correctly.

Back 86

The term pronounce typically refers to the act of articulating or uttering a word or phrase, especially in a particular way that indicates its correct pronunciation according to the conventions of a language.ينطق. يلفظ.

Hint 86

PRONOUNCE. prəˈnouns

Front 87

She told me that she wants to quit.

Back 87

يستقيل. يترك. توقف. تخلى.

Hint 87

QUIT. kwit.

Front 88

She left her hometown on a quest for self-discovery, traveling to faraway lands in search of answers about her identity.

Back 88

A quest is like an adventurous journey or mission where someone sets out to achieve a particular goal, overcome obstacles, and gain valuable experiences along the way. It's often associated with heroism, exploration, and self-discovery.

Epic Heroic Quest: In stories like "The Lord of the Rings," Frodo embarks on a quest to destroy the One Ring and save Middle-earth.#

Personal Growth Quest: A character in a novel might go on a quest to find inner peace or discover their true purpose in life #Adventure Quest: Exploring uncharted territories or searching for hidden treasures, like in the adventures of Indiana Jones #Knowledge Quest: Seeking wisdom or understanding, such as a scientist's quest to unlock the secrets of the universe #Rescue Quest: Saving someone in danger, like a knight rescuing a princess from a dragon.

يبحث. بحث

Hint 88

QUEST. kwest

Front 89

I have a thick quilt on my bed.

Back 89

لحاف. زغب ريش

Hint 89

QUILT. kwilt

Front 90

They're in a pickle. We have to rescue them.

Back 90

save (someone) from a dangerous or distressing situation. ينقذ

Hint 90

RESCUE. ˈreskyo͞o

Front 91

He is unable to continue with his job.

Back 91

يستمر. يواصل. lacking the skill, means, or opportunity to do something. غير قادر

Hint 91

CONTINUE. kənˈtinyo͞o. ˌənˈābəl

Front 92

Critical thinking skills are of great value in today's rapidly changing world, enabling individuals to analyze information and make informed decisions.

Back 92

The meaning of value can vary depending on context, but generally, it refers to the importance, worth, or significance of something. In economics, it often relates to the worth of goods or services in terms of their utility or exchangeability. In ethics, it can refer to principles or standards that guide behavior and decision-making.قيمة. أهمية

Hint 92

VALUE. ˈvalyo͞o

Front 93

The president's first term in office was marked by significant economic growth and diplomatic achievements.

Back 93

In general, a "term" refers to a single word or phrase used to describe or represent something, especially in a specific context or field of study. Terms can have different meanings depending on the context in which they are used. For example, in mathematics, a term can refer to a single element in an algebraic expression, while in legal contexts, a term might denote a condition or provision within a contract or agreement. مصطلح. مدة. شرط

Hint 93

TERM. tərm

Front 94

Perhaps, we'll go to the beach this weekend, depending on the weather."

Back 94

"Perhaps" is an adverb that indicates uncertainty or possibility. It suggests a likelihood or chance of something happening but doesn't confirm it definitively. ربما. لعل

Hint 94

PERHAPS. pərˈ(h)aps

Front 95

Why didn't you put the bottle in the recycle bin.

Back 95

Container: A bin is a container used for storing or collecting items, such as trash bin, recycling bin, or storage bin #Storage Unit: In computing, a bin or "recycle bin" is a temporary storage location for files that have been deleted by the user, allowing them to be recovered if needed. سلة مهملات

Hint 95

bin

Front 96

The criminal attempted to hide his identity by wearing a mask.

Back 96

In general, "hide" typically means to conceal or obscure something from view, whether it's an object, information, emotions, or oneself. It involves making something difficult or impossible to see or find. يخفي. يختبئ.

Hint 96

Hide

Front 97

It's not real hair. It's a wig.

Back 97

شعر مستعار. باروكة

Hint 97

wig

Front 98

The weightlifter's strong grip on the barbell allowed him to lift the heavy weights effortlessly.

Back 98

يمسك. يسطر. قبضة. مقبض.

Hint 98

ɡrip.

Front 99

I enjoy snacking on nuts while watching movies.

Back 99

مكسرات.

Hint 99

NUTS. nət

Front 100

What a big bug.

Back 100

حشرة. خلل برمجي

Hint 100

BUG. bəɡ