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21 دق
دَقّ: طَرْق، خَبْط، قَرْعhammering, percussion, striking, hitting, beating, banging, tapping; knock(ing), rap(ping), ring(ing), toll(ing) -
22 سحق
سَحْق: دَقّ، سَحْنcrushing, pounding, grinding, beating, bruising, stamping, braying, powdering, pulverization, comminution, pestling, trituration -
23 ضارب
ضارِب: فاعِل ضَرَبَbeating, striking, hitting; knocking, punching; beater, striker, hitter; knocker, puncher -
24 ضرب
ضَرْب: خَبْطbeating, striking, hitting; knock(ing), punch(ing); slapping, flapping; tapping -
25 طارق
طارِق: مَنْ يَطْرُقhammerer, striker, knocker, beater, tapper, rapper; hammering, striking, knocking, hitting, beating, tapping, rapping -
26 طرق
طَرْق: دَقّ، خَبْط، ضَرْبhammering, striking, forging; percussion, knock(ing), hitting, beating, banging, tapping, rapping; batter(ing), battery, ramming, pounding -
27 قرع
قَرْع: دَقّ، طَرْق، خَبْط، ضَرْبknock(ing), rap(ping); tapping, striking, beating, hitting, banging, percussion; ring(ing), toll(ing) -
28 قهر
قَهْر: إخْضاعsubdual, subjugation, conquering, vanquishing, overcoming, defeating, beating, getting the better of -
29 نابض
نابِض: ضارِب، خافِقpulsating, pulsative, pulsant, pulsatory, pulsatile, pulsing, throbbing, beating, palpitating, palpitant -
30 نبضي
نَبْضِيّsystaltic, pulsing, pulsating, pulsative, pulsant, pulsatile, pulsatory, throbbing, beating -
31 نقر
نَقْر: قَرْع، دَقّknock(ing), rap(ping), striking, beating, banging, tapping, percussion -
32 هزم
هَزْم: مَصْدَر هَزَمَdefeating, vanquishing, routing, conquering, beating, overcoming, getting the better of -
33 واجف
واجِف: مُضْطَرِب، خافِقtremulous, trembling, quivering; palpitating, throbbing, beating -
34 beat
[biːt] past tense beat: past participle ˈbeaten1. verb1) to strike or hit repeatedly:يَضْرِبBeat the drum.
2) to win against:يَهْزِم، يَتَغَلَّب عبى، يَتَفَوَّقShe beat me in a contest.
3) to mix thoroughly:يَخْفَقُ البَيْضَهto beat an egg.
4) to move in a regular rhythm:يخفق، ينبض يَخْفِق ، يَنْبِضُ (القَلب)My heart is beating faster than usual.
يُحافِظُ على وِحْدَةِ الأيقاعA conductor beats time for an orchestra.
2. noun1) a regular stroke or its sound:وِحْدَة الأيقاعI like the beat of that song.
2) a regular or usual course:عَمَل مُعْتادa policeman's beat.
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35 brutal
adjectivevery cruel or severe:، قاسٍ جِدّا، وَحْشيa brutal beating.
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36 buzz
[baz]1. verb1) (of an insect) to make a noise by beating its wings eg when flying:يطنُّ، يُدَنْدِنُThe bees buzzed angrily.
2) to be filled with or make a similar noise:يَطِنُّ، يُدَنْدِنُ، يدنُّThe crowd was buzzing with excitement.
2. noun( sometimes with a) a buzzing sound:طَنين، دَنين، دَنْدَنَهa buzz of conversation.
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37 case
I [keɪs] noun1) an instance or example:َحالَهa bad case of measles.
2) a particular situation:مَوْقِف، وَضْعIt's different in my case.
3) a legal trial:قَضِيَّهThe judge in this case is very fair.
4) an argument or reason:حُجَّه مُقْنِعَهThere's a good case for thinking he's wrong.
5) ( usually with the) a fact:القَضِيَّه، المَسألَه، المَوْضوعI don't think that's really the case.
6) a form of a pronoun (eg he or him), noun or adjective showing its relation to other words in the sentence.حالَةٌ إعْرابِيَّه (في النَّحْو) II [keɪs] noun1) a container or outer covering:عُلْبَه، حَقيبَهa suitcase.
2) a crate or box:عُلْبَه، صُنْدوقsix cases of whisky.
3) a piece of furniture for displaying or containing things:صُنْدوق، سَقَط، عُلْبَهa bookcase.
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38 chastise
[tʃæsˈtaɪz] verb يُعاقِبُ بالضَّرْب -
39 drum
[dram]1. noun1) a musical instrument constructed of skin etc stretched on a round frame and beaten with a stick:طَبلHe plays the drums.
2) something shaped like a drum, especially a container:وَعاء يُشْبِه الطَّبْلan oil-drum.
3) an eardrum.طَبْلَةُ الأذْن2. verb– past tense, past participle drummed1) to beat a drum.يُطَبِّل2) to tap continuously especially with the fingers:يَدُقُّStop drumming (your fingers) on the table!
3) to make a sound like someone beating a drum:يَقْرَعُ، يَدُقُّ كالطَّبْلThe rain drummed on the metal roof.
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40 drumstick
noun1) a stick used for beating a drum.عَصا الطَّبْل رِجْل الدَّجاج المَطْبوخ
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