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🛑 Positive🛑 |
📍 a test, usually over a limited period of time, to discover how effective or suitable something or someone is:
1- Patients have been treated with this drug in clinical trials. 2- The robots have been on trial for the past 3 years. 3- The new treatment has been undergoing trials. |
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attribute |
![]() أتريبيوت 📍to say or think that something is the result of a particular thing: 1- Women tend to attribute اتربيوت their success to luck. 2- The increased death rate was attributed أتريبتبد to a severe outbreak of influenza. 3- She attributed اتريبتبدhis bad temper to ill health. |
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chain reaction |
![]() 📍a set of related events in which each event causes the next one 1- A gas canister علبة exploded and started a chain reaction of explosions. 2- The factory closure إغلاق led to a chain reaction of job losses in the local economy. 3- Splitting an atom starts a chain reaction in which more and more atoms are split |
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derive |
![]() ديرايف 📍 to get something from something else: 1- Aspirin is derived from salicylic acid. حامض السيلاسيك 2- The word Easter is derived from Eostre,the pagan وثني goddess of spring. 3- He derives a lot of fun from playing football 📌N: derivative ديرفتف (المشتق ) |
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initiate |
![]() 📍 to cause something to begin: 1- They wanted to initiate a debateديبايت نقاش on economics. 2- Peace talks were initiated by the president in May. 3- Such ideas may initiate educational reform إصلاح 📌N: initiation |
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interdependent |
![]() 📍 depending on each other: 1- In our globalized العولمة world, countries are increasingly على نحو متزايد interdependent. 2- Happiness is derived from a variety of interdependent factors. 3- Computers on the Internet are not just interconnected, they are also interdependent. |
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interrelate |
![]() تشبه للي قبل 📍 to be connected in such a way that each thing has an effect on or depends on the other: 1- The body and mind are interrelated. 2- Social skills are in part about how we interrelate with other people. 3- All the cells of your body are closely interrelated. 📌N: interrelationship |
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repercussion |
![]() ريبركشن 📍 something usually bad or unpleasant that happens as a result of an action, statement, etc., and that usually affects people for a long time — usually plural: 1- It was an event which was to have painful repercussions. 2- Members of congress were warned of the repercussions if they voted for war. 3- This seemingly على ما يبدو minor virus was to have serious repercussions for her health for years. |
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🛑🛑Time🛑🛑 |
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Consecutive |
![]() كونسيكتف 📍 Consecutive events, numbers, etc. follow one after another without an interruption: 1- This is the third consecutive year that Barcelona have won La Liga. 2- 5,6,7,8 and 9 are consecutive numbers. 3- Photographs taken at the same time on consecutive days can be quite different from one another. 📌Adv: Consecutively |
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successive |
![]() سكسسيف 📍 happening one after the other without any break: 1- This is the third successive year that Barcelona have won La Liga. 2- Greece was suffering from the failure of successive governments to curb the debt. 3- Smith was the winner for the third successive year. 📌N:successively |
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penultimate |
![]() بنلتمت 📍 second from the last: 1- The murder took place during the penultimate scene of the play. 2- Juventus يوفنتس clinched كلنشد ( حسم) the title in the penultimate game of the season. 3- He gave his speech on the penultimate day of the conference. |
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intermittent |
![]() انترمتنت 📍 not happening regularly or continuously; stopping and starting repeatedly or with periods in between: 1- After three hours of intermittent rain, the day’s tennis was abandoned. 2- Essential maintenance منتننس(اعمال الصيانة) work may lead to intermittent power outages. انقطاع التيار الكهربائي 3- To learn more about intermittent fasting, read The Fast Diet. 📌Adv: intermittently |
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periodic |
![]() بيرودك 📍 happening repeatedly over a period of time: 1- Periodic checks are taken to ensure that high standards are maintained. 2- Her grandfather was suffering from periodic bouts نوبات of illness. 3- We will issue سنصدر updates to the app periodically. 📌N: periodical 📌Adv: periodically |
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concurrent |
![]() كنكرنت 📍 happening or existing at the same time: 1- He will be serving three concurrent life sentences. 2- They launched concurrent attacks by land, sea and air. 3- More than 40 parties were being held concurrently in the city 📌Adv: concurrently |
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coincide |
![]() 📍 to happen at or near the same time: 1- Although his mental illness had coincided with his military service, it had not been caused by it. 2- The start of the solar and lunar years coincide every 13 years. 3- Their opinions often coincide. ي 📌N: coincidence كونسندس )صدفة ) |
يتزامن / توافق ( لكن هذي لها معنى اعم من الكلمة اللي قبل ) |
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🛑🛑 Science 🛑🛑 |
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boil |
📍 to become so hot that bubbles are formed in a liquid and rise to the top: 1- Slowly bring the water to the boil. 2- Water boils at 100 degrees centigrade. سينترقريد 3- The boiling point of water is 100 degrees centigrade. |
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burn |
📍 If something burns a fuel, it uses that fuel to produce energy: 1- The power plant burns coal from Poland. 2- Scientists are developing new fuels that burn more cleanly. 3- A bulb filament خيط , when exposed to the atmosphere, burns out يعني تخرب |
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Cool |
📍 to make (someone or something) cool: 1- After taking a sauna, cool yourself quickly in the snow. 2- Large fans cool the engine to keep it working. 3- There was a cooling (adj) breeze coming in off the ocean. |
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Freeze |
📍 to become cold enough to become solid: 1- Water freezes when the temperature drops below 0ْC. 2- The ground froze solid. 3- We’re going to freeze to death. 1- freeze 2-Froze 3 Frozen |
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melt |
📍 to turn from something solid into something soft or liquid, or to cause something to do this: 1- The ice cream is melting. 2- Add the melte( adj)butter to the cake mixture. 3- Icebergs الجبال الجليدية are melting because of global warming. |
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heat (v)(n) |
📍 to make something hot or warm, or to become hot or warm: 1- Heat the water until it is boiling. 2- Heat the leftover بقايا food in the microwave. 3- The plants withered وثرد (ذابل) under the intenseشديد heat (n) of the sun. |
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process |
📍 a series of actions that you take in order to achieve a result: 1- Plants synthesize food using a process known as photosynthesis. التمثيل الضوئي 2- Arthritis التهاب المفاصلoccurs in elderly people as part of the ageing process. 3- You separate the contents of the blood using a process called centrifugation. 📌N:processor معالج |
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accelerate |
![]() اكسلريت 📍 to happen or make something happen sooner or faster: 1- Growth will accelerate to 3% next year. 2- The government will accelerate its privatisation بريفلزيشن (الخصخصة)programme. 3- CCTV showed the car accelerating to 200kph ممكن نستخدمها من السيارات بمعنى يسرع - They use special chemicals to accelerate the growth of crops. -He says that cutting taxes will help to accelerate economic growth. 📌N: acceleration عكسها decelerate ديسلريت |
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activate |
![]() 📍 to cause something to start: 1- Security cameras can be activated by movement. 2- I have a voice-activated مفعل بالصوت computer. 3- Heat activates enzymes. إنزيمات 📌N: activation deactivation العكس |
ينشط / يفعل ( غالباً تستخدم مع الآلات) |
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condense |
![]() 📍 to change or make something change from a gas to a liquid or solid state: 1- Water vapour بخار condenses to form clouds. 2- As air rises, it becomes cooler and the moisture condenses. 📌N: condensation |
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conduct |
![]() 📍 to allow electricity or heat to go through: 1- Water conducts heat faster than air. 2- The molecule did not conduct electricity. 3- The scientist is conducting research into a cure for cancer. لها معنى مختلف قليلاً 📌N: conductivity /conduction |
يوصل الكهرباء ( لها معان كثيرة لكن في العلم معناها يوصل ) |
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contaminate |
![]() كنتامنيت 📍to make something less pure or make it poisonous: 1- A chemical spill تسرب الكماويات contaminated the river. 2- The river was contaminated by a chemical spill. 3- Thousands of people fell ill because of contaminated (adj) water |
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contract |
![]() 📍 to make or become shorter or narrower or generally smaller in size: 1- Blood is expelled يطرد from the heart when it contracts. 2- Metal contracts when it cools. 3- The Greek economy contracted by 2% last year معنى اعم - As it cooled, the metal contracted. - Agricultural output has contracted by 2.3 percent. 📌N: contraction |
يتقلص (لها معان اخرى لكن هنا معناها يتقلص) |
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deplete |
![]() 📍 to reduce something in size or amount, especially supplies of energy, money, etc.: 1- Some chemicals deplete the ozone layer. Things like stress, illness and environmental 2- pollution deplete your energy levels. 3- The Russian central bank’s reserves احتياطيات were rapidly depleted during the recent currency crisis 📌 N: depletion |
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dissolve النطق |
![]() ديزولف 📍 (of a solid) to be absorbed by a liquid, especially when mixed, or (of a liquid) to absorb a solid: 1- Salt and sugar dissolve in water. 2- Shake the vial فايل 🧪 gently to dissolve the mixture. 📍 to end an official organization or a legal arrangement: 3- We’ll dissolve our partnership immediately هنا معناها حل |
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evaporate |
![]() إيفابريت 📍 to cause a liquid to change to a gas, especially by heating: 1- Moisture is drawn to the surface of the fabric and evaporates. 2- Sea water evaporates into the air to form clouds. 3- The warm, morning sun evaporated the dew ندى on the grass - Plants keep cool during the summer by evaporating water from their leaves. 📌N: evaporation |
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filter (v)(n) |
![]() 📍 to remove solids from liquids or gases, or to remove particular types of light, using special equipment: 1- First, filter the water to clean it. 2- The liver filters toxins from the body. 3- Use a water filter before drinking. 📌N: filtration انتبه للسبلينق |
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extract |
![]() 📍 to remove or take out something: 1- The dentist extracted my tooth. 2-The police questioned him for hours. They wanted to extract information from him. 3- Citric acid حمس الستريك can be extracted from oranges and lemons. |
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harness |
![]() 📍to control something, usually in order to use its power: 1- We use solar panels to harness the power of the sun. 2- Turkey plans to harness the waters of the Euphrates river to make hydro-electric power. 3- We want to harness international support to achieve our aims - There is a great deal of interest in harnessing wind and waves as new sources of power. |
يستخدم الطاقة * قد تأتي بمعنى ربط الحصان بالعربة |
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synthesize / Synthesis (Uk) الترجمة |
![]() سنثسايز 📍to produce a substance by a chemical reaction in plants or animals: 1- After extensive واسع research, Albert Hoffman succeeded in synthesizing acid. 2- Vitamins cannot be synthesized by the human body. 3- It was their aim to synthesize these factors into a comprehensive شامل view of life |
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dilute |
![]() دايلوت 📍 to make a liquid weaker by mixing in something else: 1- If you give orange juice to your baby, always dilute it with water. يعني خففه عشان قوي على الطفل 2- The chemicals seepingتتسرب from the contaminated land الأرض الملوثة, quickly diluted in the water. 3- Their ideas tend to dilute the significance of the Holocaust. متعلق بالأفكار معنى اخر 📌N:dilution |
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circulate |
![]() 📍to go around or through something, or to make something go around or through something: 1- He caught the disease via a virus which circulates in the bloodstream.تيار الدم 2- The power required to circulate the air through a mine increases with the velocity السرعة of the air current 3- The circulation دورانof blood around the body is controlled by the heart. 📌N: circulation |
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emit |
![]() 📍 to send (light, energy, etc.) out from a source: 1- The device emits powerful beams of light 2-The amount of carbon dioxide ثاني أكسيد emitted by cars continues to increase 3- Carbon emissions are the main cause of global warming 📌N: emission ايميشن |
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flow |
![]() 📍 (especially of liquids, gases, or electricity) to move in one direction, especially continuously and easily: 1- A stream flowed into the valley. 2- The current flows into electric motors which power the turbine. محرك يعمل بقوة الماء 3- As it gets very hot during use, it should only be used in a room with a free flow of cool air. |
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form |
![]() 📍 to begin to exist or to make something begin to exist: 1- The stars must have formed between 10 and 15 billion years ago. 2- Huge ice sheets صفائح الجليد were formed during the Ice Age. 3- The Tetons تيوتنس only started to form around 9 million years ago. 📌N: formation |
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kinetic |
![]() كنتك 📍 of or relating to the movement of physical objects: 1- Kinetic energy is shown in body movements such as physical exercise. 2- The kinetic energy of the gas molecules gradually dissipated. تتبدد 3- Kinetic cues come from either your own movement or the motion of an object. 📌Adv: kinetically |
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momentum |
![]() مومنتم 📍 the strength or force that something has when it is moving: 1- Her election campaign was gaining momentum. هنا أتت بمعنى زخم 2- The position and momentum of particles varies over time. 3- The gravity of Jupiter جوبتر كوكب المشتري robs تسلب comets of much of their orbital المداري momentum. |
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propel |
![]() بربال 📍 to push or move something somewhere, often with a lot of force: 1- The rocket will propel the spacecraft مركبة فضائية to Jupiter. 2- The army won the battle by using rocket- propelled grenades.قنابل 3- He invented an engine that improved the propulsion of ships 4- Aeroplanes were powered using propellers until the 1950s 📌N: propulsion بربولجن |
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vaporize/ vaporise (uk) |
![]() فيبرايز 📍to turn, or cause something to turn, from a solid or liquid state into gas: 1- When the metor struck the Earth, it vaporized. 2- The oil vaporized and formed a huge cloud of gas 3- Aeroplanes usually leave a vapour (uk) trail behind them. |
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phenomenon |
![]() 📍 something that exists and can be seen, felt, tasted, etc., especially something unusual or interesting: 1- The are usually scientific explanations for natural phenomena. 2- The El Niño weather phenomenon may strike again this year 3- In the early 1980s, US doctors began to notice a strange phenomenon. 📌Plaural: phenomenona |
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current |
![]() 📍 a movement of water, air, or electricity in a particular direction: 1- A powerful electric current is passed through transmission pylons. ابراج الإرسال 2- A current of electricity is a steady flow of electrons. |
التيار * تختلف عن currant زبيب |
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dynamic |
![]() 📍 relating to forces that produce movement: 1- Scientists observe similar dynamics in fluids. المائع/السائل) فلود) 2- He was a specialist in the field of fluid dynamics. 3- This new flu strain سلالة is a dynamic and evolving worldwide epidemic. استخدام اخر بمعنى تغيير |
ديناميكي (عِلْمٌ يَبْحَثُ في الحَرَكَةِ بِمَعْناها العامِّ) |
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power |
![]() 📍 to provide a machine with energy and the ability to operate: 1- Wind power is a renewable قابل للتجديد source of energy. 2- Burning coal to generate power adds to global warming. 3- Some specially-built vehicles can be powered by hydrogen. |
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pressure |
![]() 📍 the force that a liquid or gas produces when it presses against an area: 2- An area of intense low atmospheric pressure led to a hurricane. 2- Firefighters use water at very high pressures. 3- The pressure rose so quickly that the gas exploded. |
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property |
![]() 📍 a quality in a substance or material, especially one that means that it can be used in a particular way: 1- A radio signal has both electrical and magnetic properties. 2- The electromagnetic properties of electrons are caused by spinning. 3- Liquids have the property of being fluid and of viscosity. فسكاستي ( اللزوجة) |
خاصية * قد تأتي بمعنى ممتلكات لكن في سياق أخر |
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form |
![]() 📍 to begin to exist or to make something begin to exist: 1- The stars must have formed between 10 and 15 billion years ago. 2- Huge ice sheets صفائح الجليد were formed during the Ice Age. 3- The Tetons تيوتنس only started to form around 9 million years ago. 📌N: formation |
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propel |
![]() بربال 📍 to push or move something somewhere, often with a lot of force: 1- The rocket will propel the spacecraft مركبة فضائية to Jupiter. 2- The army won the battle by using rocket- propelled grenades.قنابل 3- He invented an engine that improved the propulsion of ships 4- Aeroplanes were powered using propellers until the 1950s 📌N: propulsion بربولجن |
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substance |
![]() سبستنس 📍 material with particular physical characteristics: 1- Some cigarettes contain poisonous substances. 2- The substance causing the problem is found in wheat. 3- He was found guilty of taking a banned substance. |
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![]() 📍 any basic substance that is used in or produced by a reaction involving changes to atoms or molecules: 1- CFCs caused chemical reactions that depleted the ozone layer 2- Soldiers exposed to chemical weapons report long-term health problems. 3- The food chain is affected by the over-use of chemicals in agriculture. 📌Adv: chemically |
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fuel |
![]() 📍 a substance that is used to provide heat or power, usually by being burned: 1- The car ran out of fuel and had to pull over 2- The government is funding research into cleaner fuels 3- The country needs to cut its fuel consumption. |
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power |
![]() 📍 electricity, especially when considering its use or production: 1- Wind power is a renewable قابل للتجديد source of energy. 2- Burning coal to generate power adds to global warming. 3- Some specially-built vehicles can be powered by hydrogen. |
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pressure |
![]() 📍 the force that a liquid or gas produces when it presses against an area: 2- An area of intense low atmospheric جوي pressure led to a hurricane. 2- Firefighters use water at very high pressures. 3- The pressure rose so quickly that the gas exploded. |
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metal |
![]() 📍 a chemical element, such as iron or gold, or a mixture of such elements, such as steel, that is generally hard and strong, and through which electricity and heat can travel: 1- The roof is made of corrugated مموج sheet metal. 2- They found rich deposits of precious metals. 3- The belt is made of leather and metal. 📌Adj: metallic متالك |
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oil |
![]() 📍 petroleum (= the black oil obtained from under the earth's surface from which petrol comes): 1- The rig produces around 1000 barrels of oil per day. 2- The price of oil continues to fall. 3- Some gulf states have tried to reduce their dependency on oil exports |
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generate |
![]() 📍 to produce energy in a particular form or to produce or create something such as a profits, sales, or jobs: 1- The government said the policies would generate new jobs. 2- The steam engine burns coal to generate power. 3- When in use, the machinery quickly generates lots of heat. 📌N: generation قد تأتي بمعنى جيل |
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chemical |
![]() 📍 any basic substance that is used in or produced by a reaction involving changes to atoms or molecules: 1- CFCs caused chemical reactions that depleted the ozone layer 2- Soldiers exposed to chemical weapons report long-term health problems. 3- The food chain is affected by the over-use of chemicals in agriculture. 📌Adv: chemically |
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fuel |
![]() 📍 a substance that is used to provide heat or power, usually by being burned: عادة غاز أو فحم أو بترول 1- The car ran out of fuel and had to pull over 2- The government is funding research into cleaner fuels 3- The country needs to cut its fuel consumption. |
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gas |
![]() 📍 a substance in a form like air that is neither solid nor liquid: 1- Coal is a cheaper fuel source than gas. 2- BP signed a contract to develop oil and gas reserves in Siberia. سايبريا 3- The president agreed to the construction of a gas pipeline across the country. gasoline اسم البنزين في بريطانيا |
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liquid |
![]() 📍 a substance, such as water, that is not solid or a gas and that can be poured easily: 1- You must drink plenty of during the day. 2- The explosion was caused by flammable سريع الاشتعال liquid. 3- At room temperature, fats are solid and oil is liquid. 📌v:liquify |
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sample |
![]() 📍 a small amount of something that shows you what the rest is or should be like: 1- Samples of blood were taken for DNA testing. 2- The mission would collect rock and soil samples from the planet. 3- The doctor took some tissue نسيج samples to help diagnose the disease. |
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oil |
![]() 📍 petroleum (= the black oil obtained from under the earth's surface from which petrol comes): 1- The rig produces around 1000 barrels of oil per day. 2- The price of oil continues to fall. 3- Some gulf states have tried to reduce their dependency on oil exports تصدير |
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trial |
![]() 📍 a test, usually over a limited period of time, to discover how effective or suitable something or someone is: 1- Patients have been treated with this drug in clinical trials. 2- The robots have been on trial for the past 3 years. 3- The new treatment has been undergoing trials. |
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rotate |
![]() 📍 to turn or cause something to turn in a circle, especially around a fixed point: 1- The Earth rotates around the Sun 2- A motorالمحرك rotates the blades ريشة المروحة 3- Rotate your ankle to stretch the ligaments. الأربطة 📌N: rotation |
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vaporize/ vaporise (uk) |
![]() فيبرايز 📍to turn, or cause something to turn, from a solid or liquid state into gas: 1- When the metor struck the Earth, it vaporized. 2- The oil vaporized and formed a huge cloud of gas 3- Aeroplanes usually leave a vapour trail behind them. |
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law |
![]() 📍 a scientific rule that somebody has stated to explain a natural process: 1- Einstein’s work developed new laws of physics. 2- Newton’s laws of motion helped us to understand gravity. 3- Physical laws are conclusions which have become accepted universally within the scientific community. |
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pioneer |
![]() باينير 📍 a person who is one of the first people to do something: 1- He was one of the pioneers of genetic engineering. 2- Amy Johnson was a pioneer in English aviation. مجال الطيران 3- John von Neumann pioneered (v)computer science. 4-Computer science was pioneered (v) by John von Neumann |
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dynamic |
![]() 📍 relating to forces that produce movement: 1- Scientists observe similar dynamics in fluids. المائع/السائل) فلود) 2- He was a specialist in the field of fluid dynamics. 3- This new flu strain سلالة is a dynamic and evolving worldwide epidemic. وباء |
ديناميكي (عِلْمٌ يَبْحَثُ في الحَرَكَةِ بِمَعْناها العامِّ) |
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specimen |
![]() سبيسمن 📍 : something (such as an animal or plant) collected as an example of a particular kind of thing 1- Thousands of specimens of bacteria are kept at the laboratory. 2- They gathered a number of fossil specimens from the cliff face. 3- He found the perfect specimen of this rare plant |
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Friction |
![]() فريكشن 📍the force that causes a moving object to slow down when it is touching another object 1- Friction between 2 surfaces produces heat. 2- Putting oil in the machine reduces friction. 3- The hinge هنج (مفصلة ) was oiled and didn't squeak صرير because the friction had been reduced. 📌 frictionless عديم الاحتكاك |
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rotate |
![]() 📍 to turn or cause something to turn in a circle, especially around a fixed point: 1- The Earth rotates around the Sun 2- A motorالمحرك rotates the blades ريشة المروحة 3- Rotate your ankle to stretch the ligaments. الأربطة 📌N: rotation |
يدير |