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striking(daj) Striker لاعب هجوم Strike(v) |
مضرب عن العمل، محتج ،مدهش |
a dark man with striking features |
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Manipulate |
تلاعب، معالجه بيانات |
He was one of those men who manipulated people. |
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Manipulative(adj) |
مناوره متلاعب |
She was sly, selfish, and manipulative |
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Hallmark |
سمات مميزه |
Her health was hallmark for her personality شخصيتها |
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proposals |
اقتراحات |
the government’s proposals for regulation of the industry لقوانين الصناعية |
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propose |
يقدم اقتراح لمشروع رسمي |
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Contemplate |
فكر |
contemplate doing something Did you ever contemplate resigning |
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Considering |
اعتبر او يعتبر الاخذ بعين الاعتبار |
think about something carefully, especially before making a choice or decisionconsider doing something I seriously considered resigning John did quite well in his exams, considering how little he studied. |
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Preliminary |
Preliminary tests show that the drug can help prevent cancer الأوليه ، مرحلة تمهيديه ،افتتاح |
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anxiety |
the good nurse is sensitive to the patient's pain and anxiety القلق |
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Anxious |
قلق 😧 الفعل She was anxious that it might be cancer. |
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principle |
He identifies four principles to being a successful leader مبادئ |
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Leadership |
Leadership is dealing with change, helping companies grow, evolve and move into new areas. القيادة |
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complexity |
Management is focussed very much on complexity dealing with the complex daily routine such as budgeting organizing problem-solve. المعقدة |
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Persuade |
يقنع |
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evidence |
There is no evidence دليل for these claims. ادعاءات |
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persuasive |
Trevor can be very persuasive. persuasive argument/evidence a persuasive argument against capital punishment عقوبة الإعدام مقنع |
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principal |
مدير |
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Appreciate
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محل تقدير واحترام That is greatly appreciated |
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assignments |
واجبات مدرسية او تقل ملكيه |
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approaches |
يقترب او منهاج |
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Disingenuous |
ماكر ومخادع |
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candid |
not candid or sincereصادق, typicallyعادتا by pretending that one knows less about something than one really does. صريح |
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strict punishment |
عقوبه صارمه |
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comply |
الاستجابه او الامتثال لأمر ما |
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confusion |
ارتباك 😰 |
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Dispute |
Disputed /disputing متخاصم |
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Firm |
The firm شركه is involved in a legal confusion dispute with a rivalمافسه company |
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rival |
rival companies المنافسه الشركات |
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reveal |
previously secret or unknown OPP conceal He may be prosecuted for revealing secrets about the security agency. a test that can reveal a teacher’s hidden skills كشف، يكشف |
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revealation |
وحي او الهامthe |
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contaminated |
She wouldn’t comb her hair because she thought the comb was contaminated. ملوث |
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cope |
Sara became unable to cope and asked her parents to kill her every night. التأقلم |
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obsessive-compulsive disorder |
At their wit’s end, Sara’s parents got professional help. The 13-year-old was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder or OCD. الوسواس القهري |
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hospitalized |
Her heartbroken parents agreed to have her hospitalized علاجه بالمستشفى |
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Stimulate |
تنشيط او تحفيStimulated/ Stimulation on |
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implanting |
تجذير |
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precise |
These electrodes allow doctors to send precise electrical pulses to parts of the brain عالي الدقه(دقيق جدا) |
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Parkinson’s Disease |
Since 1987, Parkinson’s Disease has been treated with DBS. Doctors believed it could also benefit people suffering from OCD and depression. Sara was one such person مرض الشلل الرعاش |
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Since she was a child, Sara Gordon had strange fears. She thought everything she touched was sticky or dirty. She would wash her hands constantly and take three-hour showers. She wouldn’t comb her hair because she thought the comb was contaminated. Simple run-of-the-mill tasks became a living hell.Sara suffered daily meltdowns. The former A-grade student began to struggle. Reading became impossible. She felt compelled to wash her hands every time she turned a page. Sara became unable to cope and asked her parents to kill her every night.At their wit’s end, Sara’s parents got professional help. The 13-year-old was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder or OCD.Her heartbroken parents agreed to have her hospitalized. After 16 months of treatment, she no longer felt like a fish out of water. Sara was in a better place.She returned home and continued her studies. She went to college, but during her final semester, the OCD returned. She managed to work through it and was accepted to graduate school at Harvard University.Around this time, Sara’s mom saw a TV program on Deep Brain Stimulation or DBS. DBS works by implanting electrodes deep in the brain. These electrodes allow doctors to send precise electrical pulses to parts of the brain.Since 1987, Parkinson’s Disease has been treated with DBS. Doctors believed it could also benefit people suffering from OCD and depression. Sara was one such person.On June 25th, 2014, Sara had the DBS electrodes implanted in her brain.After the surgery, the doctors asked Sara for feedback as they changed the settings of the electrical stimulation. With one setting, she felt super anxious. With another, she began to cry.Sara can reprogram the electrical pulses to her brain using a remote control.Free from the crushing grip of OCD, DBS has helped Sara graduate from Harvard. She now works as a college counselor in New Jersey. In her spare time, she raises awareness of mental health issues.Some think in the future, those with DBS could have enhanced abilities such as heightened focus or creativity. Dr. James Giordano of Georgetown University says that even in its current state DBS can make you more outgoing, less inhibited, and happier. But he warns there are ethical considerations. “What about others? … This gets back to a question of fairness. Can everybody get this? Who’s going to get this?” |
Since she was a child, Sara Gordon had strange fears. She thought everything she touched was sticky or dirty. She would wash her hands constantly and take three-hour showers. She wouldn’t comb her hair because she thought the comb was contaminated. Simple run-of-the-mill tasks became a living hell.Sara suffered daily meltdowns. The former A-grade student began to struggle. Reading became impossible. She felt compelled to wash her hands every time she turned a page. Sara became unable to cope and asked her parents to kill her every night.At their wit’s end, Sara’s parents got professional help. The 13-year-old was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder or OCD.Her heartbroken parents agreed to have her hospitalized. After 16 months of treatment, she no longer felt like a fish out of water. Sara was in a better place.She returned home and continued her studies. She went to college, but during her final semester, the OCD returned. She managed to work through it and was accepted to graduate school at Harvard University.Around this time, Sara’s mom saw a TV program on Deep Brain Stimulation or DBS. DBS works by implanting electrodes deep in the brain. These electrodes allow doctors to send precise electrical pulses to parts of the brain.Since 1987, Parkinson’s Disease has been treated with DBS. Doctors believed it could also benefit people suffering from OCD and depression. Sara was one such person.On June 25th, 2014, Sara had the DBS electrodes implanted in her brain.After the surgery, the doctors asked Sara for feedback as they changed the settings of the electrical stimulation. With one setting, she felt super anxious. With another, she began to cry.Sara can reprogram the electrical pulses to her brain using a remote control.Free from the crushing grip of OCD, DBS has helped Sara graduate from Harvard. She now works as a college counselor in New Jersey. In her spare time, she raises awareness of mental health issues.Some think in the future, those with DBS could have enhanced abilities such as heightened focus or creativity. Dr. James Giordano of Georgetown University says that even in its current state DBS can make you more outgoing, less inhibited, and happier. But he warns there are ethical considerations. “What about others? … This gets back to a question of fairness. Can everybody get this? Who’s going to get this?” |
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re-exposure |
أعاده التعويض |
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Outrage |
غضب |
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Outrageous |
شائن مخزي |
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delegation |
وفد او بعثه او تفويض |
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Recap of |
الخلاصه |
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visible |
• We made visible to ourselves the complex, multiplicity of our identities اوضحنا |
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Fudged |
حلوى او خداع fudged مخادع |
present or deal with (something) in a vague, non committal, or inadequateغير مناسب way, especially so as to conceal إخفاء the truth or mislead تضليل |
