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41 be
سَاوَى \ amount: to add up: These bills amount to over $10. be: equal: Twice six is twelve, (used of measure, cost, etc.) How much is that book? It’s fifty pence. equal: to be exactly the same as: Twice five equals ten. make: (of sums) to be equal to: Seven and five make twelve. -
42 equal
سَاوَى \ amount: to add up: These bills amount to over $10. be: equal: Twice six is twelve, (used of measure, cost, etc.) How much is that book? It’s fifty pence. equal: to be exactly the same as: Twice five equals ten. make: (of sums) to be equal to: Seven and five make twelve. -
43 make
سَاوَى \ amount: to add up: These bills amount to over $10. be: equal: Twice six is twelve, (used of measure, cost, etc.) How much is that book? It’s fifty pence. equal: to be exactly the same as: Twice five equals ten. make: (of sums) to be equal to: Seven and five make twelve. -
44 broad
مُتَسَامِح \ broad: (of opinions) open and generous in judgement: a broad mind. broad-minded: understanding and accepting different points of view in other people: I don’t smoke myself, but I’m quite broad-minded about it. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. \ See Also واسِعُ الأُفُق، متحرر (مُتَحَرِّر) -
45 broad-minded
مُتَسَامِح \ broad: (of opinions) open and generous in judgement: a broad mind. broad-minded: understanding and accepting different points of view in other people: I don’t smoke myself, but I’m quite broad-minded about it. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. \ See Also واسِعُ الأُفُق، متحرر (مُتَحَرِّر) -
46 lenient
مُتَسَامِح \ broad: (of opinions) open and generous in judgement: a broad mind. broad-minded: understanding and accepting different points of view in other people: I don’t smoke myself, but I’m quite broad-minded about it. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. \ See Also واسِعُ الأُفُق، متحرر (مُتَحَرِّر) -
47 permissive
مُتَسَامِح \ broad: (of opinions) open and generous in judgement: a broad mind. broad-minded: understanding and accepting different points of view in other people: I don’t smoke myself, but I’m quite broad-minded about it. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. \ See Also واسِعُ الأُفُق، متحرر (مُتَحَرِّر) -
48 tolerant
مُتَسَامِح \ broad: (of opinions) open and generous in judgement: a broad mind. broad-minded: understanding and accepting different points of view in other people: I don’t smoke myself, but I’m quite broad-minded about it. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. \ See Also واسِعُ الأُفُق، متحرر (مُتَحَرِّر) -
49 lax
مُتَسَاهِل \ lax: careless; not exercising enough control: She isn’t a good teacher; she’s too lax with her class. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. -
50 lenient
مُتَسَاهِل \ lax: careless; not exercising enough control: She isn’t a good teacher; she’s too lax with her class. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. -
51 permissive
مُتَسَاهِل \ lax: careless; not exercising enough control: She isn’t a good teacher; she’s too lax with her class. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. -
52 tolerant
مُتَسَاهِل \ lax: careless; not exercising enough control: She isn’t a good teacher; she’s too lax with her class. lenient: not punishing very hard: Judges are usually lenient with children. permissive: allowing (too) much freedom; allowing behaviour that is not usu. considered proper: Modern society is considered to be rather permissive. tolerant: accepting opinions and customs that are not the same as one’s own; allowing people to behave in a way that one does not like. -
53 oddments
زوائِد \ oddments: mixed different pieces or articles, usu. left over or remaining: oddments of cloth. odds and ends: small articles without much value that do not all belong to the same group: She left behind a packet of cigarettes, a pen and other odds and ends. -
54 odds and ends
زوائِد \ oddments: mixed different pieces or articles, usu. left over or remaining: oddments of cloth. odds and ends: small articles without much value that do not all belong to the same group: She left behind a packet of cigarettes, a pen and other odds and ends. -
55 oddments
فَضَلات \ oddments: mixed different pieces or articles, usu. left over or remaining: oddments of cloth. odds and ends: small articles without much value that do not all belong to the same group: She left behind a packet of cigarettes, a pen and other odds and ends. scrap: unwanted pieces in general. -
56 odds and ends
فَضَلات \ oddments: mixed different pieces or articles, usu. left over or remaining: oddments of cloth. odds and ends: small articles without much value that do not all belong to the same group: She left behind a packet of cigarettes, a pen and other odds and ends. scrap: unwanted pieces in general. -
57 scrap
فَضَلات \ oddments: mixed different pieces or articles, usu. left over or remaining: oddments of cloth. odds and ends: small articles without much value that do not all belong to the same group: She left behind a packet of cigarettes, a pen and other odds and ends. scrap: unwanted pieces in general.
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