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1 accompany
[əˈkampənɪ] verb1) to go with (someone or something):يُرَافِقHe accompanied her to the door.
يُرَافِق فِي العَزْفHe accompanied her on the piano.
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2 برفقة
بِرِفْقَةaccompanied by, in the company of, with -
3 بصحبة
بِصُحْبَةِ، صُحْبَةَaccompanied by, in the company of, with -
4 صحبة
بِصُحْبَةِ، صُحْبَةَaccompanied by, in the company of, with -
5 مشفوع
مَشْفُوع (بِـ)accompanied (by); coupled (with); enclosed, attached; added, subjoined; supplemented -
6 مصحوب
مَصْحُوب (بِـ)accompanied (by), attended (with), associated (with) -
7 مع
مَعَ (لِلاجتِماعِ والمُصَاحَبَة)with; simultaneously with; together with, along with, accompanied by, in the company of -
8 منعوت
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9 measles
[ˈmiːzlz] noun singularan infectious disease accompanied by red spots on the skin:حَصْبَه، حُمَيْراءPeople usually get measles in childhood.
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10 menfolk
noun pluralmale people, especially male relatives:الرجال، الذُّكورThe wives accompanied their menfolk.
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11 migraine
[ˈmiːgreɪn] (American) [ˈmaɪ-] noun(an attack of) a type of very severe headache, often accompanied by vomiting and difficulty in seeing:صُداع نِصْفيShe suffers from migraine.
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12 small
[smɔːl] adjective1) little in size, degree, importance etc; not large or great:صَغيرShe cut the meat up small for the baby.
2) not doing something on a large scale:صَغيرHe's a small businessman.
3) little; not much:طَفيف، ضَعيفYou have small reason to be satisfied with yourself.
4) (of the letters of the alphabet) not capital:حَرْف صَغيرThe teacher showed the children how to write a capital G and a small g.
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13 snowstorm
nouna heavy fall of snow especially accompanied by a strong wind.عاصِفَة ثَلْجِيَّه -
14 رافق
رَافَقَ \ accompany: to go with; happen or exist at the same time as sth. else: The storm was accompanied by thunder, perform music as a support to a singer, etc.. escort: to go with sb. as a guard: Two warships escorted the Queen (or Queen’s ship) into harbour. keep sb. company: to be or go with sb.: His dog keeps him company. see: (with an expression of place) to go with sb. (politely or helpfully): I’ll see you home. I’ll see you to the door. -
15 accompany
رَافَقَ \ accompany: to go with; happen or exist at the same time as sth. else: The storm was accompanied by thunder, perform music as a support to a singer, etc.. escort: to go with sb. as a guard: Two warships escorted the Queen (or Queen’s ship) into harbour. keep sb. company: to be or go with sb.: His dog keeps him company. see: (with an expression of place) to go with sb. (politely or helpfully): I’ll see you home. I’ll see you to the door. -
16 escort
رَافَقَ \ accompany: to go with; happen or exist at the same time as sth. else: The storm was accompanied by thunder, perform music as a support to a singer, etc.. escort: to go with sb. as a guard: Two warships escorted the Queen (or Queen’s ship) into harbour. keep sb. company: to be or go with sb.: His dog keeps him company. see: (with an expression of place) to go with sb. (politely or helpfully): I’ll see you home. I’ll see you to the door. -
17 keep sb. company
رَافَقَ \ accompany: to go with; happen or exist at the same time as sth. else: The storm was accompanied by thunder, perform music as a support to a singer, etc.. escort: to go with sb. as a guard: Two warships escorted the Queen (or Queen’s ship) into harbour. keep sb. company: to be or go with sb.: His dog keeps him company. see: (with an expression of place) to go with sb. (politely or helpfully): I’ll see you home. I’ll see you to the door. -
18 see
رَافَقَ \ accompany: to go with; happen or exist at the same time as sth. else: The storm was accompanied by thunder, perform music as a support to a singer, etc.. escort: to go with sb. as a guard: Two warships escorted the Queen (or Queen’s ship) into harbour. keep sb. company: to be or go with sb.: His dog keeps him company. see: (with an expression of place) to go with sb. (politely or helpfully): I’ll see you home. I’ll see you to the door.
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accompanied — adj. 1. having companions or an escort Syn: accompanied (vs. un), attended [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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ACCOMPANIED — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index noun accompaniment (2), company adjective accompanying verb accompany, bring adverb together (2) See als … English dictionary for students
