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21 base
أَسْفَل \ base: the bottom of anything; the part on which sth. stands: The base of a cup must be flat. below: lower than under: Write your name below mine. Peter came below me in the examination, lower down; in a lower place: From the tower, the ground seemed far below. beneath: below. bottom: the base on which sth. stands; the lowest part, inside or outside: the bottom of a bottle. under: in or to a lower position than; below: Put it under your bed. -
22 below
أَسْفَل \ base: the bottom of anything; the part on which sth. stands: The base of a cup must be flat. below: lower than under: Write your name below mine. Peter came below me in the examination, lower down; in a lower place: From the tower, the ground seemed far below. beneath: below. bottom: the base on which sth. stands; the lowest part, inside or outside: the bottom of a bottle. under: in or to a lower position than; below: Put it under your bed. -
23 beneath
أَسْفَل \ base: the bottom of anything; the part on which sth. stands: The base of a cup must be flat. below: lower than under: Write your name below mine. Peter came below me in the examination, lower down; in a lower place: From the tower, the ground seemed far below. beneath: below. bottom: the base on which sth. stands; the lowest part, inside or outside: the bottom of a bottle. under: in or to a lower position than; below: Put it under your bed. -
24 under
أَسْفَل \ base: the bottom of anything; the part on which sth. stands: The base of a cup must be flat. below: lower than under: Write your name below mine. Peter came below me in the examination, lower down; in a lower place: From the tower, the ground seemed far below. beneath: below. bottom: the base on which sth. stands; the lowest part, inside or outside: the bottom of a bottle. under: in or to a lower position than; below: Put it under your bed. -
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26 أدنى
أدْنَى: أحَطّ، أسْفَلlower, inferior, subordinate, sub-, junior; nether; bottom, rock-bottom, foot; last; lesser; minimal, minimum; under; below -
27 أسفل
أسْفَل: سُفْلِيّ، أدْنَىlower, inferior, sub-; bottom, rock-bottom -
28 استبطن
اِسْتَبْطَنَto penetrate into, delve into; to fathom, bottom, get to the bottom of, know thoroughly, understand completely -
29 حضيض
حَضِيض: دَرَك، قَرَار، قاعbottom, rock bottom, lowest level; depth; lowland; foot of a mountain -
30 درك
دَرَك: حَضِيض، قَعْرbottom, rock bottom, lowest level -
31 سبر
سَبَرَ، سَبَرَ غَوْرَهto probe, sound, explore, examine, test; to fathom, bottom, get to the bottom of, plumb, understand or study thoroughly -
32 سبر غوره
سَبَرَ، سَبَرَ غَوْرَهto probe, sound, explore, examine, test; to fathom, bottom, get to the bottom of, plumb, understand or study thoroughly -
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I [ləu]1. adjective1) not at or reaching up to a great distance from the ground, sea-level etc:واطئThis chair is too low for the child.
2) making little sound; not loud:خَفيض، مُنْخَفِضShe spoke in a low voice.
3) at the bottom of the range of musical sounds:خافِت، في أسْفَل السُّلَّم الموسيقيThat note is too low for a female voice.
4) small:مُنْخَفِضa low price.
5) not strong; weak or feeble:ضَعيفThe fire was very low.
6) near the bottom in grade, rank, class etc:واطئ، مُنْخَفِضthe lower classes.
2. adverbin or to a low position, manner or state:مُنْخَفِضا، بِصَوْتٍ مُنْخَفِض II [ləu] verbThe ball flew low over the net.
to make the noise of cattle; to moo:يخور، يَجْأرThe cows were lowing.
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34 الأسفل
الأَسْفَل \ bottom: lowest: The books were on the bottom shelf. -
35 جلس
جَلَسَ \ seat: (with - self) to sit down: He seated himself next to me. sit: to rest on one’s bottom, with the body upright: We sat on the ground. He’s sitting in the back seat of the car. sit down: (of one who is standing) to take a sitting position; be in this position: He sat down heavily on the bed. I’ve been sitting down all day and I need a walk. \ جَلَسَ القُرفُصاء \ squat: to sit so that one’s bottom rests on one’s bent legs, above the ankles. \ جَلَسَ مُنْتَصِبًا \ sit up: (of one who is lying down) to take a sitting position: He sat up in bed. -
36 سطح
سَطْح \ roof: the top of a building or of a vehicle. surface: the outside of any object; the top of a liquid: A brick has six surfaces (a top, a bottom, two sides and two ends). Ice forms on the surface of a lake, outward appearance On the surface, all was calm; but secretly there was great excitement. top: an upper surface: a table top. \ سَطْح \ deck: a floor or level of a ship (but not its bottom): Rowing-boats have no deck. Big ships have several decks. \ See Also ظَهْر السفينة \ سَطْح ارْتِكاز \ bearing: part of a machine that allows another part resting on it or turn freely: Ball bearings are metal balls, set in a ring round a bar. \ سَطْح الأرض \ ground: the solid surface of the earth: He sat on the ground. \ السَّطح الجاف \ rind: a hard skin (of an orange, of cheese, etc.). \ See Also القِشْرَة \ سَطْح الشارع المُعَبَّد \ pavement: the paved surface of a street. \ سَطْح مائِل \ slope: a hillside; a surface that rises as a hillside does: a steep slope; the slope of a roof. -
37 عتبة
عَتَبَة \ threshold: the bottom of the doorway into a building: She stepped over the threshold. \ عَتَبَة الباب \ doorstep: a stone step outside a door. \ عَتَبَة النّافِذَة \ sill: a shelf at the bottom of a window. -
38 قارب
قَارِب \ boat: anything used for travel on water: motor boat; rowing boat; sailing boat. craft: a boat: The harbour was full of small craft. \ قَارِب الإسعاف \ lifeboat: a boat (kept on land) that is specially built for saving people from sinking ships in stormy seas. \ قَارِب بُخَاريّ \ motorboat: a small boat (mostly suitable for short pleasure journeys) that is driven by an engine. \ قَارِب خفيف \ canoe: a small light boat, moved by paddle. \ قَارِب شَحْن نَهْرِيّ \ barge: a boat with a flat bottom, for carrying goods on rivers etc. \ قَارِب شراعيّ \ sailing boat, sailing ship: a boat or ship that moves with sails. \ قَارِب شِرَاعّي خاصّ \ yacht: a private sailing boat. \ قَارِب مُسَطَّح قَلِيل العُمْق \ punt: a boat with a flat bottom, used for pleasure, which is pushed along rivers with a long pole. \ قَارِب النجاة \ lifeboat: a boat that is kept on a ship, for use as an escape in case of danger. -
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40 barge
صَدَمَ عن عَمْد \ barge: to run into sb. on purpose, and push (esp. in football): He kept barging (into) me. \ صَنْدَل \ barge: a boat with a flat bottom, for carrying goods on rivers, etc. \ قَارِب شَحْن نَهْرِيّ \ barge: a boat with a flat bottom, for carrying goods on rivers etc.
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