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1 humour
ظَرْف \ humour: the ability to find amusement in things and to joke about them: She has a strong sense of humour, the quality of causing amusement She saw the humour of it and began to laugh. \ See Also فكاهة (فُكَاهَة)، دعابة (دُعَابَة) \ فُكاهَة \ humour: the ability to find amusement in things and to joke about them: She has a strong sense of humour. -
2 humour
(American) humor [ˈhjuːmə]1. noun1) the ability to amuse people; quickness to spot a joke:مِزاج مَرِح، ظَرافهHe has a great sense of humour.
2) the quality of being amusing:المُضْحِك في الأمْرthe humour of the situation.
2. verbto please (someone) by agreeing with him or doing as he wishes:يُلاطِف، يُسايِرThere is no point in telling him he is wrong – just humour him instead.
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3 humour
دُعابَة \ humour: the ability to find amusement in things and to joke about them: She has a strong sense of humour, the quality of causing amusement She saw the humour of it and began to laugh. jest: (old use) a joke. -
4 sense
[sens]1. noun1) one of the five powers (hearing, taste, sight, smell, touch) by which a person or animal feels or notices.حاسَّه2) a feeling:شُعورHe has an exaggerated sense of his own importance.
3) an awareness of (something):إحْساسShe has no sense of humour.
4) good judgement:رُشْد، صَواب، تَفْكير مَنْطِقي، عَقْل سَليمYou can rely on him – he has plenty of sense.
5) a meaning (of a word).مَعْنى للكَلِمَه6) something which is meaningful:مَعْنىCan you make sense of her letter?
2. verbto feel, become aware of, or realize:يَشْعُر، يُدْرِكHe sensed that she disapproved.
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5 دعابة
دُعابَة \ humour: the ability to find amusement in things and to joke about them: She has a strong sense of humour, the quality of causing amusement She saw the humour of it and began to laugh. jest: (old use) a joke. \ دُعابَة ثَقيلة \ practical joke: a trick by sb. who finds amusement in causing discomfort: As a practical joke, the children put a mouse in his bed. -
6 ظرف
ظَرْف \ adverb: a word (used with a verb, adjective or other adverb) telling how or when or where - such as: well, quickly, here. case: a state of affairs; a condition: In most cases we can help, but your case is different. circumstance: the facts connected with a person or event; the conditions; the case: He died in very strange circumstances. In (or under) the circumstances, I shall not punish you. wit: clever and amusing expression of ideas: Her speech was full of wit. \ ظَرْف \ humour: the ability to find amusement in things and to joke about them: She has a strong sense of humour, the quality of causing amusement She saw the humour of it and began to laugh. \ See Also فكاهة (فُكَاهَة)، دعابة (دُعَابَة) \ ظَرْف (لَفيفة غلافِيَّة) \ cartridge. \ ظَرْف مُعَوِّق \ disadvantage: an unfavourable condition; sth. that lessens the chance of success: Short legs are a disadvantage in a running race. -
7 jest
دُعابَة \ humour: the ability to find amusement in things and to joke about them: She has a strong sense of humour, the quality of causing amusement She saw the humour of it and began to laugh. jest: (old use) a joke. -
8 فكاهة
فُكاهَة \ humour: the ability to find amusement in things and to joke about them: She has a strong sense of humour. -
9 wit
[wɪt] noun1) humour; the ability to express oneself in an amusing way:مِزاج مَرِح، خِفَّة دَمI admire his wit.
2) a person who expresses himself in a humorous way, tells jokes etc:شَخْص مَشْهور بِنكاتِه وتَعْليقاتِه الظَّريفَهHe's a great wit.
3) common sense, inventiveness etc:بَديهَه، فِطْنَهHe did not have the wit to defend himself.
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