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1 clutter
[ˈklatə] nounstate of untidiness:تَراكُم، فَوْضى،عَدَم نِظامThe house is in a clutter.
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2 disarray, disturbance, muddle, jamming, clutter
تَشَوُّش \ disarray, disturbance, muddle, jamming, clutter.Arabic-English glossary > disarray, disturbance, muddle, jamming, clutter
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3 ركام يعوزه نظام
n. clutter -
4 ضجة
n. noise, din, rumour, roar, sound, tumult, rumpus, shindy, row, racket, pother, clutter, hullabaloo, ado, bother, botcher, hustle, stir, storm, rumor, sensation, titbit -
5 ضوضاء
1́ adj. hurly-burly2́ n. noisiness, shouting, clamour, clutter, tumult, hubbub, hullabaloo, brawl, clamor, pandemonium, pother, racket, row, rumpus, rowdiness, rowdyism, plonk, tub-thumping, stink -
6 فوضى
n. anarchy, lawlessness, chaos, shambles, litter, welter, disorder, topsy-turvy, turmoil, misrule, muss, disarray, confusion, commotion, mess, jumble, muddle, clatter, clutter, mix up, hugger mugger, rumpus -
7 اختلط
اِخْتَلَطَ: تَشَوّشَ، تَبَلْبَلَ، اِضْطَرَبَto jumble, clutter, run in disorder or confusion, get all mixed up; to be or become confused, muddled, jumbled, unsettled, disordered, disorganized, disarranged, deranged -
8 اختلاط
اِخْتِلاط: تَشَوّش، بَلْبَلَةconfusion, muddle, jumble, clutter, mess, disorder, disorganization, disarray -
9 اضطرب
اِضْطَرَبَ: تَبَلْبَلَ، تَشَوّشَ، اِرْتَبَكَto be or become confused, disturbed, disorganized, disordered, disarranged, deranged, unsettled, muddled, jumbled; to jumble, clutter, run in disorder or confusion; to get all mixed up; to be or become agitated, upset, troubled, disquieted, uneasy, restless -
10 اضطراب
اِضْطِراب: بَلْبَلَة، تَشَوّش، اِرْتِباكdisturbance, confusion, upset, disorder, disarray, disarrangement, disorganization, jumble, muddle, clutter, mix-up, mess, hugger-mugger, turbulence, tumult; uneasiness, unquiet, inquietude, disquiet(ude), agitation, unrest, restlessness, restiveness, anxiety -
11 التبك
اِلْتَبَكَ: اِضْطَرَبَ، اِخْتَلَطَto jumble, clutter, run in disorder or confusion, get all mixed up; to be or become confused, muddled, jumbled, disordered, disarranged -
12 بلبلة
بَلْبَلَة: اِضْطِرابconfusion, chaos, jumble, muddle, clutter, upset, mess, mix-up, tangle, disorder, disorganization, disarray, disturbance, hubbub, hugger-mugger, tumult, turbulence; anxiety, uneasiness, disquiet(ude), discomposure, perturbation, perplexity, befuddlement -
13 تبلبل
تَبْلَبَلَ: تَشَوّشَ، اِخْتَلَطَ، اِضْطَرَبَto be or become confused, disconcerted, discomposed, disquieted, disturbed, perturbed, agitated, upset, uneasy, anxious, flustered, perplexed, bewildered; to get all mixed up; to be or become muddled, jumbled, unsettled, disarranged, disorganized, disordered, deranged; to jumble, clutter, run in disorder or confusion -
14 تخبط
تَخَبّطَ: تَبَلْبَلَ، اِضْطَرَبَto jumble, clutter, run in disorder or confusion, get into a state of unrest or turmoil, be in a mess or chaos; to be or become disturbed, unsettled, disordered, muddled, jumbled; to get all mixed up -
15 تشوش
تَشَوّشconfusion, chaos, jumble, muddle, clutter, mix-up, tangle, disorder, disarray, disorganization, mess, hugger-mugger, disturbance -
16 تشوش
تَشَوّشَto be or become confused, mixed up, jumbled (up), muddled, disordered, disarranged, disarrayed, disorganized, unsettled, deranged, disturbed, hugger-mugger, chaotic; to jumble, clutter, run in disorder or chaos or confusion, get all mixed up -
17 اضطرب حبله
اِضْطَرَبَ حَبْلُهُto be or become disturbed, confused, unsettled, muddled; to jumble, clutter, get into a state of disorder or disorganization, be in a mess or chaos; to decline, decay -
18 فوضى
فَوْضَىanarchy; chaos, disorder, disarray, confusion, mess, jumble, muddle, clutter, mix-up, hugger-mugger -
19 مرج
مَرِج: اِضْطَرَبَto be or become confused, disturbed, disorganized, jumbled; to jumble, clutter, run in disorder or confusion -
20 تشوش
تَشَوُّش \ disarray, disturbance, muddle, jamming, clutter.
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