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1 حمل
حِمْلٌ \ burden: a heavy load. cargo (cargoes): goods carried in a ship or aeroplane. load: sth. heavy that is carried; a weight: Vehicles carry bigger loads than men or animals can, (in compounds) the full amount that sth. can carry a shipload of copper; a carload of boys. \ حِمْلٌ \ load: sth. heavy that is carried; a weight: Vehicles carry bigger loads than men or animals can. Their safe return took a load off my mind. -
2 burden
حِمْلٌ \ burden: a heavy load. cargo (cargoes): goods carried in a ship or aeroplane. load: sth. heavy that is carried; a weight: Vehicles carry bigger loads than men or animals can, (in compounds) the full amount that sth. can carry a shipload of copper; a carload of boys. -
3 cargo (cargoes)
حِمْلٌ \ burden: a heavy load. cargo (cargoes): goods carried in a ship or aeroplane. load: sth. heavy that is carried; a weight: Vehicles carry bigger loads than men or animals can, (in compounds) the full amount that sth. can carry a shipload of copper; a carload of boys. -
4 load
حِمْلٌ \ burden: a heavy load. cargo (cargoes): goods carried in a ship or aeroplane. load: sth. heavy that is carried; a weight: Vehicles carry bigger loads than men or animals can, (in compounds) the full amount that sth. can carry a shipload of copper; a carload of boys. -
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8 load
ثِقْل \ load. \ See Also حمل (حِمْل) \ حَمَّلَ \ load: to put a load on or in: The cart was loaded in the market, to put (sth.) as a load We loaded the goods on the train, (with up) to take on or put on a load We must load up (the lorry) with cotton. \ حِمْلٌ \ load: sth. heavy that is carried; a weight: Vehicles carry bigger loads than men or animals can. Their safe return took a load off my mind.
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