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1 craze
تَحَمُّس شَديد \ craze: a keen interest that will not last: His latest craze is to collect old coins. -
2 craze
هَوَس \ craze: a keen interest that will not last; the object of such interest: His latest craze is to collect old coins. fad: a fanciful liking for (or dislike of) sth., esp food. -
3 craze
وَلَع \ craze: a keen interest that will not last; the object of such interest: His latest craze is to collect old coins. liking: fondness: I have a special liking for iced coffee. My father has a great liking for his neighbour. love: great fondness (shown by kindness, care, honour, respect, etc.): a mother’s love; a man’s love for his country and his friend. -
4 craze
[kreɪz] nounهَوَس، ولَع شَديدthe current craze for cutting one's hair extremely short.
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5 craze, fad
صَرْعَة \ craze, fad. \ See Also بدعة (بِدْعَة) -
6 تحمس شديد
تَحَمُّس شَديد \ craze: a keen interest that will not last: His latest craze is to collect old coins. -
7 هوذا!
هُوذا! \ there: used for drawing attention: There he is! There’s the hospital. \ هَوَس \ craze: a keen interest that will not last; the object of such interest: His latest craze is to collect old coins. fad: a fanciful liking for (or dislike of) sth., esp food. -
8 ولع
وَلَع \ craze: a keen interest that will not last; the object of such interest: His latest craze is to collect old coins. liking: fondness: I have a special liking for iced coffee. My father has a great liking for his neighbour. love: great fondness (shown by kindness, care, honour, respect, etc.): a mother’s love; a man’s love for his country and his friend. \ وَلَعٌ بِـ \ fad: a fanciful liking for (or dislike of) sth., esp. food. -
9 fad
هَوَس \ craze: a keen interest that will not last; the object of such interest: His latest craze is to collect old coins. fad: a fanciful liking for (or dislike of) sth., esp food. -
10 liking
وَلَع \ craze: a keen interest that will not last; the object of such interest: His latest craze is to collect old coins. liking: fondness: I have a special liking for iced coffee. My father has a great liking for his neighbour. love: great fondness (shown by kindness, care, honour, respect, etc.): a mother’s love; a man’s love for his country and his friend. -
11 love
وَلَع \ craze: a keen interest that will not last; the object of such interest: His latest craze is to collect old coins. liking: fondness: I have a special liking for iced coffee. My father has a great liking for his neighbour. love: great fondness (shown by kindness, care, honour, respect, etc.): a mother’s love; a man’s love for his country and his friend. -
12 chabtt
failure; craze [chabatta] Hin khabt, Per chabtt borrowed from Ar -
13 جزع
1́ adj. impatient, solicitous, despondent2́ n. anxiety, despondency, craze3́ v. grain, vein -
14 جنون
n. insanity, lunacy, madness, dementia, craziness, foolishness, craze -
15 خبل
1́ interj. behave yourself2́ n. insanity, lunacy, dementia, amentia, craze, madness, stupefaction, tangle3́ v. bespatter, madden, mad, derange, infatuate, distract, fluster, spare, stagger, stultify, stun, stupefy, frenzy, unbalance -
16 ضعف
1́ adj. atonic2́ adv. twice3́ n. debilitation, decrepitude, jellification, littleness, weakness, fragility, weaklings, maceration, powerlessness, asthenia, emaciation, enervation, failure, feebleness, flabbiness, frailness, frailty, impairment, impotence, incapability, lameness4́ v. craze, crack -
17 بدعة
بَدْعَة: شَيْءٌ جَدِيدnovelty, innovation, new creation; fad, craze, rage -
18 صرخة
صَرْخَة، آخِرُ صَرْخَة، بِدْعَة، صَرْعَة، مُوضَةfad, craze, rage, fashion, style, mode, vogue -
19 آخر صرخة
صَرْخَة، آخِرُ صَرْخَة، بِدْعَة، صَرْعَة، مُوضَةfad, craze, rage, fashion, style, mode, vogue -
20 بدعة
صَرْخَة، آخِرُ صَرْخَة، بِدْعَة، صَرْعَة، مُوضَةfad, craze, rage, fashion, style, mode, vogue
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