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1 compliment
مُجَامَلَة \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. courtesy: politeness. -
2 compliment
إِطْرَاء \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. flattery: the act of flattering; a flattering remark. praise: praising. -
3 compliment
مَدْح \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. praise: praising, say that one admires: They praised his courage. -
4 compliment
[ˈkɔmpləmənt]1. nounan expression of praise or flattery:مَديح، إطْراء، ثَناءHe's always paying her compliments.
2. [kɔmplɪˈment] verbto praise or flatter:يَمْتَدِح، يُطْري لِ، يُثْني عَلىHe complimented her on her cooking.
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5 جامل
جامَلَto compliment, pay or make a compliment to; to flatter, butter up; to be courteous to, nice to, civil and polite to; to show courtesy to -
6 إطراء
إِطْرَاء \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. flattery: the act of flattering; a flattering remark. praise: praising. -
7 مجاملة
مُجَامَلَة \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. courtesy: politeness. -
8 مدح
مَدْح \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. praise: praising, say that one admires: They praised his courage. -
9 courtesy
مُجَامَلَة \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. courtesy: politeness. -
10 flattery
إِطْرَاء \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. flattery: the act of flattering; a flattering remark. praise: praising. -
11 praise
إِطْرَاء \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. flattery: the act of flattering; a flattering remark. praise: praising. -
12 praise
مَدْح \ compliment: a polite expression of admiration: He paid them a compliment on the meal they had cooked. praise: praising, say that one admires: They praised his courage. -
13 إطراء
n. panegyric, compliment, flattery, applause, rave -
14 تحية باليسار
n. left handed compliment -
15 تملق
1́ adj. mawkish2́ curry favor with, lick one's boots3́ n. flattery, servilism, cajolery, court, sweet talk, compliment, coaxing, blarney, oiliness, incense, palaver, soft soap, insinuation, subservience, butter, taffy4́ v. flatter, adulate, cajole, coax, wheedle, blandish, cringe, sweet talk, fawn, toady, butter up, butter, palaver, soft soap, soap, suck up to, kowtow, ingratiate oneself, con, make -
16 تهنئة
n. compliment, congratulation, congratulations, felicitation -
17 ثناء
n. laudation, tribute, compliment -
18 جامل
v. compliment, pay compliments, flatter, extol, soothe -
19 شكرا لك على إطرائك.
Thank you for your compliment. -
20 طرى
1́ adj. flattering2́ v. soften, tender, supple, flatter, puff, refresh, salute, applaud, commend, compliment, approve, baste, dress, crack
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