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41 مقطوعة شعرية
مَقْطُوعَة شِعْريَّة \ poem: a piece of writing (in various lengths of line, and usu. in beautiful language) whose sound and spirit have special effects on the reader’s feelings. -
42 واحد
وَاحِد \ one: the number 1 (roman numeral I); (often after just, only, not) a single: They have only one son. Not one man offered to help. single: only one: Can you tell me a single reason why I should help him?. \ See Also واحِدَة \ لِلْوَاحد \ apiece: to or for each one: I paid them 50 pence apiece for carrying the goods. Pencils cost 8 pence apiece. \ وَاحِد خلف الآخر \ in single file: in one line, one behind the other: We had to ride in single file down the narrow path. \ وَاحِد من القُرّاء \ reader: sb. who reads: Newspapers print letters from their readers. \ كَوَاحِدٍ من النّاس \ for one: (naming one when others are also concerned): I, for one, refused to pay him (and there may be others who refused too). \ لاستعمال شَخْص واحد \ single: (of a bedroom or bed) made for one person only. -
43 definition
تَعْرِيف \ definition: an exact statement of the meaning, nature, or limits of sth.: Use this book to look up the definition of any word you don’t understand. introduction: making (sb. or sth.) known to sb.; sth. that introduces (esp. a note that introduces a book to the reader). \ See Also مقدمة (مُقَدِّمَة) -
44 introduction
تَعْرِيف \ definition: an exact statement of the meaning, nature, or limits of sth.: Use this book to look up the definition of any word you don’t understand. introduction: making (sb. or sth.) known to sb.; sth. that introduces (esp. a note that introduces a book to the reader). \ See Also مقدمة (مُقَدِّمَة) -
45 foreword
مُقَدِّمَة \ foreword: a few words at the beginning of a book, to explain its contents. introduction: making (sb. or sth.) known to sb.; sth. that introduces (esp. a note that introduces a book to the reader). preface: a note at the beginning of a book. -
46 introduction
مُقَدِّمَة \ foreword: a few words at the beginning of a book, to explain its contents. introduction: making (sb. or sth.) known to sb.; sth. that introduces (esp. a note that introduces a book to the reader). preface: a note at the beginning of a book. -
47 preface
مُقَدِّمَة \ foreword: a few words at the beginning of a book, to explain its contents. introduction: making (sb. or sth.) known to sb.; sth. that introduces (esp. a note that introduces a book to the reader). preface: a note at the beginning of a book. -
48 hero
بَطَلُ الرِّواية أو القِصّة \ hero: the chief character in a story (whom the reader is expected to admire). -
49 inert
بَطِيء \ inert: not able to move; slow to move; inactive; lazy: The snake lay inert after its winter sleep. He’s a bad student, too inert to ask a question if he doesn’t understand. protracted: lasting too long: a protracted illness. slow: taking a long time; not quick: This is a slow train. He is a slow reader. sluggish: unsuitably slow: a sluggish stream (blocked by mud or plants); a sluggish engine (needing cleaning etc., to make it run properly); a sluggish mind (too sleepy or lazy to work properly). \ See Also فاتر (فاتِر)، خامد (خامِد) -
50 protracted
بَطِيء \ inert: not able to move; slow to move; inactive; lazy: The snake lay inert after its winter sleep. He’s a bad student, too inert to ask a question if he doesn’t understand. protracted: lasting too long: a protracted illness. slow: taking a long time; not quick: This is a slow train. He is a slow reader. sluggish: unsuitably slow: a sluggish stream (blocked by mud or plants); a sluggish engine (needing cleaning etc., to make it run properly); a sluggish mind (too sleepy or lazy to work properly). \ See Also فاتر (فاتِر)، خامد (خامِد) -
51 slow
بَطِيء \ inert: not able to move; slow to move; inactive; lazy: The snake lay inert after its winter sleep. He’s a bad student, too inert to ask a question if he doesn’t understand. protracted: lasting too long: a protracted illness. slow: taking a long time; not quick: This is a slow train. He is a slow reader. sluggish: unsuitably slow: a sluggish stream (blocked by mud or plants); a sluggish engine (needing cleaning etc., to make it run properly); a sluggish mind (too sleepy or lazy to work properly). \ See Also فاتر (فاتِر)، خامد (خامِد) -
52 sluggish
بَطِيء \ inert: not able to move; slow to move; inactive; lazy: The snake lay inert after its winter sleep. He’s a bad student, too inert to ask a question if he doesn’t understand. protracted: lasting too long: a protracted illness. slow: taking a long time; not quick: This is a slow train. He is a slow reader. sluggish: unsuitably slow: a sluggish stream (blocked by mud or plants); a sluggish engine (needing cleaning etc., to make it run properly); a sluggish mind (too sleepy or lazy to work properly). \ See Also فاتر (فاتِر)، خامد (خامِد) -
53 poem
مَقْطُوعَة شِعْريَّة \ poem: a piece of writing (in various lengths of line, and usu. in beautiful language) whose sound and spirit have special effects on the reader’s feelings. -
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55 sonnet
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