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[waɪd]1. adjective1) great in extent, especially from side to side:واسِعHer eyes were wide with surprise.
2) being a certain distance from one side to the other:عَريض، ذو عَرْضHow wide is it?
3) great or large:كَبير، عَظيمHe won by a wide margin.
واسِع، عَريضa wide experience of teaching.
2. adverbwith a great distance from top to bottom or side to side:فاغِر العَيْنَيْنHe opened his eyes wide.
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