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1 blowing, inflation
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2 جرح انفجاري
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3 نفخ
نَفْخ: مَصْدَر نَفَخَblowing; blowing up, inflation, filling with air; pumping up; swelling, distension -
4 ناي
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6 flute
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7 quarter
ثَلاثة شُهور \ quarter: three months of the year: We pay the rent every quarter. \ حَيّ \ quarter: a part of a town; the direction that sth. comes from: He lives in the poorest quarter of the city. From which quarter is the wind blowing? Help came form unexpected quarters. \ See Also حارَة \ رُبْع \ quarter: the amount of 1/4; half of a half: A quarter of an hour is 15 minutes. The tin is threequarters full. \ رُبْع السَّنَة \ quarter: three months of the year: We pay the rent every quarter. \ صَوْب \ quarter: the direction that sth. comes from: From which quarter is the wind blowing?. -
8 المرهق
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9 عصافة
n. blowing -
10 قطع بشدة
n. blowing -
11 نفخ في البوق
n. blowing -
12 وشى
1́ n. blowing up2́ v. intersperse, malign, be peachy, tell on, rubricate, tell tales, sing, tattle, snitch, sneak, tell, rat, traduce, nark -
13 تضخيم
تَضْخِيم: تَكْبِير، تَجْسِيمinflation, distension, blowing up, expansion, swelling, enlargement, magnification -
14 تفجير
تَفْجِير (القُنْبُلَةِ، الشّيْءِ، المَكَانِ إلخ)exploding, explosion, detonation; blowup, blowing up, blast(ing), bursting; dynamiting -
15 تكبير
تَكْبِير: تَضْخِيم، تَجْسيمenlargement, magnification, aggrandizement, blowing up, expansion, swelling -
16 زمر
زَمْر: مَصْدَر زَمَرَblowing, playing (a wind instrument) -
17 عصف
عَصْف (الرّيح): مَصْدَر عَصَفَstorming, blowing -
18 مهب الريح
مَهَبّ الرّيحِwindward, direction from which the wind is blowing; windy side, direction of the wind -
19 مثير
مُثِير: مُهَيّج، مُحَرّكexciting; excitative, excitant; agitating, stirring, rousing, arousing; stimulating, stimulative, stimulant; irritative, irritating, provocative; inciting, instigating, fomenting; thrilling, breathtaking, sensational, electrifying, galvanizing, spectacular, inspiring, hair-raising, mind-blowing, soul-stirring, titillating, catching, catchy; exciter, stirrer, rouser; stimulator; inciter, instigator, fomenter -
20 منفجر
مُنْفَجِرexplosive, volcanic, volatile; exploding, going off, blowing up, detonating, bursting; exploded, blown up, detonated, bursted; ruptured; breaking out, flaring up, erupting; gushing out, gushing forth, bursting out, bursting forth, spouting forth, spurting, shooting out, pouring forth, pouring out, jetting, welling out, streaming, flowing, flowing out
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