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1 catching
adjectiveinfectious:مُعدِ، مُنْتَقِلٌ بالعَدْوىIs chicken-pox catching?
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2 eye-catching
adjectivestriking or noticeable, especially if attractive:لافِت لِلعَين/ للنَّظَرan eye-catching advertisement.
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3 hook
سنّارة \ hook: a curved piece of metal, plastic, etc., for catching fish, for fastening sth. (a door, a dress, etc.) or for hanging sth. up (clothes, keys, tools etc.). \ See Also شص (شِصّ)، كلاب (كُلاّب) \ شِصّ \ hook: a curved piece of metal, plastic, etc., for catching fish, for fastening sth. (a door, a dress, etc.) or for hanging sth. up (clothes, keys, tools etc.). \ صَادَ بالصِّنّارة \ hook: to catch or fasten with a hook. \ كُلاّب \ hook: a curved piece of metal, plastic, etc., for catching fish, for fastening sth. (a door, a dress, etc.) or for hanging sth. up (clothes, keys, tools etc.). -
4 إدراك
إدْراك: لَحَاقٌ بِـovertaking, catching up with, coming up with, catching -
5 لحاق بـ
لَحَاقٌ بِـ: إدْراكovertaking, catching up with, coming up with, catching; reaching -
6 فخ
فَخّ \ snare: a trap, formed by a wire or string with a slip-knot: a rabbit snare. trap: a device for catching creatures (alive, as in a fish trap; or by killing, them, as in a rat trap); a trick for catching or deceiving a person. -
7 juggle
أَدّى أَلْعابًا سِحْرِيّة \ juggle: to do clever tricks, throwing and catching (things) so as to amuse people: He juggled the cups in the air. \ شَعْوَذَ \ juggle: to do clever tricks, throwing and catching (things) so as to amuse people: He juggled the cups in the air. -
8 snare
فَخّ \ snare: a trap, formed by a wire or string with a slip-knot: a rabbit snare. trap: a device for catching creatures (alive, as in a fish trap; or by killing, them, as in a rat trap); a trick for catching or deceiving a person. -
9 trap
فَخّ \ snare: a trap, formed by a wire or string with a slip-knot: a rabbit snare. trap: a device for catching creatures (alive, as in a fish trap; or by killing, them, as in a rat trap); a trick for catching or deceiving a person. -
10 آسر
1́ adj. captivating, catchy, enthralling, fascinating2́ n. catching, catch, enthalpy -
11 اشتعال
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12 جذاب
1́ adj. attractive, charming, fascinating, captivating, magnetic, magnetizing, engaging, catchy, catching, taking, desirable, fetching, becoming, alluring, seductive, enticing, inviting, appealing, cute, fine, nice, pleasant, tasty, sweet, pretty2́ adv. picturesquely3́ n. allurement -
13 فاتن
1́ adj. attractive, fascinating, mesmeric, personable, picturesque, stunning, superb, zestful, captivating, catching, charming, enchanting, entrancing, thrilling, breathtaking, spellbinding, ravishing, winning, winsome, engaging, glamorous, magic, magical2́ n. belle, charmer, tempter, philanderer, seducer -
14 لمح
1́ adj. catching2́ v. catch, glance at, glimpse, descry, espy, spy, sight, see, behold, twig, allude, hint, suggest, imply -
15 أسر
أسِر: فاتِن، ساحِر، جَذّابfascinating, charming, captivating, enchanting; catchy, catching -
16 أخاذ
أخّاذ: فاتِن، ساحِر، جَذّابcaptivating, fascinating, charming, enchanting, entrancing, transporting, thrilling, breathtaking, taking, striking, winning, engaging, sweet, gripping, attractive, magnetizing, catching, catchy, absorbing, engrossing -
17 استوقف النظر
اِسْتَوْقَفَ النّظَرَto catch the eye, strike the sight or eyes, attract (draw, arouse) attention, engage and hold the attention; to be eye-catching, striking -
18 جذاب
جَذّاب: جاذِب، فاتِنattractive, charming, fascinating, captivating, magnetic, magnetizing, engaging, catchy, catching, taking, appealing, cute, sweet, pretty -
19 سار
سارٍ (السّارِي): مُعْدٍcontagious, infectious, communicable, catching, transmissible -
20 قابض
قابِض (على): مُمْسِكٌ بِـholding, grasping, gripping, taking hold of, catching, seizing, grabbing, grappling, clasping, clutching
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catching — catch|ing [ˈkætʃıŋ] adj [not before noun] 1.) an illness that is catching is easily passed to other people = ↑infectious 2.) an emotion or feeling that is catching spreads quickly among people ▪ Julia s enthusiasm was catching … Dictionary of contemporary English
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