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1 frivolous
مُتَبَذِّل \ frivolous: silly but amusing; not serious: a frivolous complaint. \ See Also عابث (عَابِث)، مُحِبٌّ للهَزْل \ مُحِبّ للهَزْل \ frivolous: silly but amusing; not serious: a frivolous complaint. -
2 frivolous
adjective1) (not serious) frivol; extravagant [Kleidung]* * *['frivələs](not serious; playful: He wasted his time on frivolous pleasures.) leichtsinnig- academic.ru/87273/frivolously">frivolously- frivolousness
- frivolity* * *frivo·lous[ˈfrɪvələs]\frivolous complaint LAW leichtfertig erhobene Beschwerde\frivolous action LAW leichtfertig erhobene Klage3. (not serious) frivolI want to spend this money on completely \frivolous things ich möchte das Geld für völlig verrückte Dinge ausgeben fam* * *['frɪvələs]adjperson, attitude, remark frivol, leichtfertig; clothes, appearance, writer, scientist unseriös; object, activity albernthe frivolous stories of the tabloids — die belanglosen Berichte in den Boulevardzeitungen
* * *frivolous [-vələs] adj (adv frivolously)1. frivol, leichtfertig, -sinnig2. nicht ernst zu nehmen(d) (Vorschlag etc)3. albern, kindisch* * *adjective1) (not serious) frivol; extravagant [Kleidung]2) (trifling, futile) belanglos* * *adj.frivol adj.leichtfertig adj.leichtsinnig adj. -
3 frivolous
عَابِث \ frivolous: silly but amusing; not serious: a frivolous complaint. wanton: carelessly uncontrolled; with no good reason; wild or playful, with bad resutls: Wanton behaviour causes wanton damage. \ See Also مستهتر (مُسْتَهْتِر) -
4 عابث
عَابِث \ frivolous: silly but amusing; not serious: a frivolous complaint. wanton: carelessly uncontrolled; with no good reason; wild or playful, with bad resutls: Wanton behaviour causes wanton damage. \ See Also مستهتر (مُسْتَهْتِر) -
5 متبذل
مُتَبَذِّل \ frivolous: silly but amusing; not serious: a frivolous complaint. \ See Also عابث (عَابِث)، مُحِبٌّ للهَزْل -
6 محب
مُحِبّ \ in love: having a special fondness and (usu.) sexual desire for sb.: My son and his daughter are very much in love (with each other). lover: one of a pair who are in love; sb. who takes pleasure in sth.: a music lover. loving: feeling or showing love: a loving kiss. tender: gentle and kind: a mother’s tender care. \ مُحِبّ لِذَاتِه \ selfish: caring only for oneself: He’s too selfish to share his food with anyone. \ مُحِبّ للاطلاع \ curious: eager to know (esp. sth. that is secret or strange or does not concern one): I’m curious about those noises in the night. She’s too curious about her neighbours. \ مُحِبّ للامتِلاك \ possessive: (of people) liking to possess and keep away from other people (things; a person’s love or presence): She’s possessive about her books, and refuses to lend them to anyone. He’s a possessive husband. \ مُحِبّ للانْشِراح \ jovial: merry; very cheerful (esp. of sb. who is always so, by nature). \ مُحِبّ للجَدَل والنّقاش \ argumentative: fond of arguing. \ مُحِبّ للخِدْمة العامّة \ public-spirited: ready to do useful things for one’s fellow citizens without payment. \ مُحِبّ للسِّلْم \ peaceful: loving peace; not violent: peaceful nations. \ مُحِبّ للسَّيطرة \ masterful: having a strong character, so that one likes to control others. \ مُحِبّ للشّر (شقيّ) \ mischievous: fond of mischief: causing trouble. \ مُحِبّ للعُزْلَة \ retiring: (of people) quiet in manner; not fond of social life or of talking. \ مُحِبّ الماء \ hydrophilic. \ _(field) Chem., Bot. \ See Also إلْفُ الماء \ مُحِبّ للمَظَاهِر \ ostentatious: taking care to be noticed: an ostentatious way of dressing; too ostentatious with her gifts to the poor. \ مُحِبّ للنزاع \ quarrelsome: fond of quarreling; bad-tempered. \ مُحِبّ للهَزْل \ frivolous: silly but amusing; not serious: a frivolous complaint. \ مُحِبّ لِلوَطَن \ patriotic: of or like a patriot: Patriotic songs. -
7 wanton
عَابِث \ frivolous: silly but amusing; not serious: a frivolous complaint. wanton: carelessly uncontrolled; with no good reason; wild or playful, with bad resutls: Wanton behaviour causes wanton damage. \ See Also مستهتر (مُسْتَهْتِر)
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