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1 the elderly
people who are (rather) old:الكُهولIt is important for the elderly to take some exercise.
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2 who
[huː]1. pronoun(used as the subject of a verb) what person(s)(?):Who is that woman in the green hat?
Who did that?
Who won?
من؟: ضمير إستِفْهام عن الفاعِل العاقِلDo you know who all these people are?
2. relative pronoun1) (used to refer to a person or people mentioned previously to distinguish him or them from others, used as the subject of a verb: usually replaceable by that):(the) one(s) that: The man who/that telephoned was a friend of yours
ضَمير صِلَة يَعود إلى العاقِل الفاعل بِمَعْنى: الذي، التي، الذين، اللواتيA doctor is a person who looks after people's health.
2) used, after a comma, to introduce a further comment on a person or people:ضَمير يأتي في بدايَة جُمْلَة الصِّلَه غَيْر المُحَدِّدَهHis mother, who was so proud, gave him a hug.
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3 a pain in the neck
a person who is constantly annoying:شَخْص لا يُطاقPeople who are always complaining are a pain in the neck.
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4 سكان
سُكّان \ helm: the handle or wheel by which a boat is guided. population: all (or a named part) of the people who live in a place or area: The population of Britain increases yearly. The Muslim population of India is larger than the whole population of Pakistan. rudder: a movable blade at the back of a boat, for guiding its course. \ See Also دفة (دَفَّة) \ سُكّان إنْجلْترا \ English: (with the) the people of England: The English have a strong sense of history. \ سُكّان المدِينة \ townspeople: also townsfolk the people who live in a town. \ سُكّان مُسْتَعْمَرة \ colony: the people of a colony. -
5 أهل
أَهْل \ folk, (folks): people: Old folk; village folk; townsfolk. \ أَهْل البلدة \ townspeople: (also townsfolk) the people who live in a town. \ أَهْل البيت \ household: all those who live in one house. \ أَهْلٌ لِـ \ adequate to: (predic.) having the necessary ability or qualities: I hope you will prove adequate to the job. \ See Also كُفْء لِـ \ أَهْلٌ لِتَحَمُّل المسؤوليّة \ responsible: (of a person) trustworthy; (of a position) needing trustworthiness: He is hardly a responsible person to have such a responsible job as teaching. \ أَهْلُ المُدُن \ townspeople: also townsfolk the people who live in a town. \ أَهْلاً وسهلاً \ welcome: received with pleasure: Welcome to London!. -
6 townsfolk
أَهْل البلدة \ townspeople: (also townsfolk) the people who live in a town. \ أَهْلُ المُدُن \ townspeople: also townsfolk the people who live in a town. \ سُكّان المدِينة \ townspeople: also townsfolk the people who live in a town. -
7 townspeople
أَهْل البلدة \ townspeople: (also townsfolk) the people who live in a town. \ أَهْلُ المُدُن \ townspeople: also townsfolk the people who live in a town. \ سُكّان المدِينة \ townspeople: also townsfolk the people who live in a town. -
8 world
[wəːld] noun1) the planet Earth:كَوْكَب الأرْض، العالَمevery country of the world.
2) the people who live on the planet Earth:النّاس على سَطْح الأرْضThe whole world is waiting for a cure for cancer.
3) any planet etc:أي كَوْكَب آخرpeople from other worlds.
4) a state of existence:عالَم، وُجودDo concentrate! You seem to be living in another world.
5) an area of life or activity:عالَم ، مَجالthe world of the international businessman.
6) a great deal:مقداراً عَظيماThe holiday did him a/the world of good.
7) the lives and ways of ordinary people:حَياة العالَم، النّاس العاديينHe's been a monk for so long that he knows nothing of the (outside) world.
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9 press
[pres]1. verb1) to use a pushing motion (against):Press the bell twice!
يَضْغَط بإصْبَعِهThe children pressed close to their mother.
2) to squeeze; to flatten:يَعْصُرThe grapes are pressed to extract the juice.
3) to urge or hurry:يَحُث، يُسَرِّعHe pressed her to enter the competition.
4) to insist on:يُصِرُّ علىThe printers are pressing their claim for higher pay.
5) to iron:يَكْوي المَلابِسYour trousers need to be pressed.
2. noun1) an act of pressing:ضَغْط، عَصْر، كَبْسYou had better give your shirt a press.
2) ( also ˈprinting-press) a printing machine.مِطْبَعَه، آلة طِباعَه3) newspapers in general:صَحافَه( also adjective) a press photographer.
4) the people who work on newspapers and magazines; journalists:رِجال الصَّحافَهThe press is/are always interested in the private lives of famous people.
5) a device or machine for pressing:مِكْبَس، مَعْصَرَهa flower-press.
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10 قساوسة
قَسَاوِسَة \ clergy: the people who are members of esp. the Christian priesthood and who can perform religious services. -
11 clergy
قَسَاوِسَة \ clergy: the people who are members of esp. the Christian priesthood and who can perform religious services. -
12 founding father
noun1) the first or one of the first founders of an organization, a school of thought etc:مُؤَسِّسthe founding father of psychoanalysis.
2) The Founding Fathers of the United States of America were the people who drew up its constitution.المُؤَسِّسون -
13 town
[taun] noun1) a group of houses, shops, schools etc, that is bigger than a village but smaller than a city:مَدينَهHe's in town doing some shopping.
سُكّان المَدينَهThe whole town turned out to greet the heroes.
3) towns in general as opposed to the countryside:المَدينَهDo you live in the country or the town?
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14 helm
سُكّان \ helm: the handle or wheel by which a boat is guided. population: all (or a named part) of the people who live in a place or area: The population of Britain increases yearly. The Muslim population of India is larger than the whole population of Pakistan. rudder: a movable blade at the back of a boat, for guiding its course. \ See Also دفة (دَفَّة) -
15 population
سُكّان \ helm: the handle or wheel by which a boat is guided. population: all (or a named part) of the people who live in a place or area: The population of Britain increases yearly. The Muslim population of India is larger than the whole population of Pakistan. rudder: a movable blade at the back of a boat, for guiding its course. \ See Also دفة (دَفَّة) -
16 rudder
سُكّان \ helm: the handle or wheel by which a boat is guided. population: all (or a named part) of the people who live in a place or area: The population of Britain increases yearly. The Muslim population of India is larger than the whole population of Pakistan. rudder: a movable blade at the back of a boat, for guiding its course. \ See Also دفة (دَفَّة) -
17 household
nounthe people who live together in a house, including their servants:أهْل البَيْت، أسرَهHow many people are there in this household?
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18 night shift
1) (a period of) work during the night:وَرْدِيَّة العَمَل الليليHe's on (the) night shift this week.
2) the people who work during this period:عُمّال وَرْدِيَّة الليلWe met the night shift leaving the factory.
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19 طاقم
طَاقَم \ crew: a group of people working together, doing certain jobs: a repair crew. \ طَاقَم الملاّحين \ crew: the people who work a ship, boat or aeroplane. -
20 crew
بَحّارة \ crew. \ طَاقَم \ crew: a group of people working together, doing certain jobs: a repair crew. \ طَاقَم الملاّحين \ crew: the people who work a ship, boat or aeroplane. \ عَمِلَ مَلاّحًا \ crew: to work on a ship, boat or aeroplane.
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