En-Vocabulary Elementary

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Widowed

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ارملة / ارمل

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Separated

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منفصل

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Wedding

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عرس / زفاف

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Honeymoon

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شهر العسل

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Funeral

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جنازة

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Bride

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عروس

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Bridegroom

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عريس

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Toe

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اصابع القدم

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Nail

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اظافر

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Thumb

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الاصبع ok

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Arm

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سواعد

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Lip

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الاشافي

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Hip

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الوِرك

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Waist

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الخصر

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Adult

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البالغ الراشد

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Symbol

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رمز

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Scarf

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لفاف

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Gloves

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قفازات

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Trainers

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جوتي رياضة

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Suit

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بدلة / بدلة رسمية

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Trousers

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بنطال / بنطلون

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Tights

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دكاك

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Pyjamas

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بجامة نوم

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Suitcase

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حقيبة سفر

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Apartment

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شقة

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Dining room

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غرفة الطعام

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Dining room

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غرفة الطعام

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Living room

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غرفة الجلوس / الصالة

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Yard

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حوش / الحوي

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Balcony

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بلكونة

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Dishwasher

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غسالة لصحون

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Stove

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جولت الفرن

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Sofa

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الجلسه الي في الصاله

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Closet

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خزانة / مثلا للملابس / عادتا تكون في الطوف

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Refrigerator

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ثلاجة / برادة

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Quite

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A little or a lot but not completely

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Slim

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رشيق / ممشوق القامة

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Thin

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نحييف / ضعييف

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Overweight

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زائد الوزن

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Fat

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سمين / دبدوب

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Blonde

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اشقر

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Beard

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لحية

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Moustache

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شارب / شنب

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Pretty

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جميلة

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Good-looking

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وسيم

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Average-looking

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متوسط المظهر

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Middle-aged

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منتصف العمر

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Older

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اكبر / في العمر

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Younger

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اصغر / في العمر

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Elderly

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كهل / طاعن في السن

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How tall

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كم طول / اي قد طولك؟؟

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How heavy are you ?

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كم وزنك

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how much do you weigh

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كم وزنك

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divorced

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طلاق

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Vomit

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يزوع / يتقيأ // C2 to empty the contents of thestomach through the mouth:He came home drunk and vomited all over the kitchen floor.She was vomiting (up) blood.Synonymsbarfvery informalhonkuk slangpukeslang

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Hay fever

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حساسية تسبب الفنونزا بسبب بعض الاعشاب او الزهور و ما شابة //an illness like a cold, caused bypollen:She gets really bad hay fever.hay fever sufferers

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Sneeze

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عطاس / يعطس

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Asthma

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مرض الربو / يعني ضيق التنفس // a medical condition that makesbreathing difficult by causing the airpassages to become narrow orblocked:an asthma suffereran asthma attack

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Tropical

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استوائي /المناطق الاسوائية/ geography, environment from orrelating to the area between the twotropics:tropical fisha tropical island/region/climateLeprosy is one of the few tropical diseases which could soon be eradicated.She specializes in tropical medicine (= the treatment of diseases from the tropical areas of the world).The Amazon river basin contains the world's largest tropical rainforest.The hurricane was downgraded to a tropical storm when its speed dropped to 70mph.

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Mosquito

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بعوظه

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Panic

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فزع / هلع / ذعر / يفزع // a sudden strong feeling of fearthat prevents reasonable thought andaction:a state of panicPanic spread through the crowd as the bulletsstarted to fly.Carmel was in a panic about her exam.He got in(to) a panic that he would forget his lines on stage.

to suddenly feel so worried orfrightened that you cannot think orbehave calmly or reasonably:Don't panic! Everything will be okay.The sound of gunfire panicked the crowd.The boss always panics over/about the budgetevery month.

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Dialogue

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حوار // conversation that is written for abook, play, or film:The play contained some very snappy/wittydialogue.Act Two begins with a short dialogue betweenfather and son.​C2 formal talks between opposingcountries, political groups, etc.:The rebel leaders stated that they are willing to enter into dialogue with the government.The two sides have at last begun to engage in a constructive dialogue.More examplesThe actors struggled manfully with some of the worst lines of dialogue ever written.The dialogue was unconvincing, partlybecause it was American actors trying to speak London English.The dialogue sounded stilted and unnatural, perhaps because of the translation from the original Russian.During certain scenes of the play there isn't any script and the actors just improvise the dialogue.The two governments have agreed to engage in a comprehensive dialogue to resolve the problem.

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Upset

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قلق // B2 to make someone worried,unhappy, or angry:It still upsets him when he thinks about the accident.Don't upset yourself by thinking about what might have been.

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Prefer

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يُفضّل // to like, choose, or want one thingrather than another:Do you prefer hot or cold weather?I prefer red wine to white.[ + -ing verb ] He prefers watching football to playing it.[ + to infinitive ] I'd prefer not to discuss this issue.formal I'd prefer you not to smoke (= I would like it better if you did not smoke), please.

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Sightseeing

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مشاهدة المعالم // the activity of visiting interestingplaces, especially by people onholiday:We did some sightseeing in Paris.There was no time to go sightseeing in Seattle.

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Sunbathing

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حمام. الشمس. // إذا بدون ing يتشّمس // the activity of visiting interestingplaces, especially by people onholiday:We did some sightseeing in Paris.There was no time to go sightseeing in Seattle.