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21 أغراض
أغْرَاض: حاجات، حَوَائِجobjects, things, effects, belongings, possessions, materials, stuff, articles, utensils, equipment -
22 متاع
مَتَاع (أمْتِعَة)effects, goods, wares; chattel(s), (personal) property, personalty, belongings, possession(s) -
23 منقول
مَنْقُول، مَنْقُولات، أمْوالٌ (أمْلاكٌ) مَنْقُولَةmovables, movable property, effects, personalty, personal property, chattels, fungibles -
24 منقولات
مَنْقُول، مَنْقُولات، أمْوالٌ (أمْلاكٌ) مَنْقُولَةmovables, movable property, effects, personalty, personal property, chattels, fungibles -
25 أموال منقولة
مَنْقُول، مَنْقُولات، أمْوالٌ (أمْلاكٌ) مَنْقُولَةmovables, movable property, effects, personalty, personal property, chattels, fungibles -
26 مؤثرات
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27 مؤثرات خاصة
مُؤَثّرَاتٌ خاصّة -
28 مؤثرات صوتية
مُؤَثّرَاتٌ صَوْتِيّة -
29 active
[ˈæktɪv] adjective1) energetic or lively; able to work etc:نَشِيط ، مُفْعَم بِالحَياةAt seventy, he's no longer very active.
2) (busily) involved:فَعَّال،نَاشِطShe is an active supporter of women's rights.
3) causing an effect or effects:فَاعِل، نَاشِط، نَاجِعYeast is an active ingredient in bread-making.
4) in force:سَارِي المَفْعُول، قَائِمThe rule is still active.
5) (of volcanoes) still likely to erupt.ثَائِر، نَافِث لِلحِمَم6) of the form of a verb in which the subject performs the action of the verb:(فعل) مبني للمعلومThe dog bit the man.
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30 beneficial
[benəˈfɪʃəl] adjectivehaving good effects:مُفيد، نافِعFresh air is beneficial to your health.
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31 dub
I [dab] past tense, past participle dubbed verb1) to give (a film) a new sound-track (eg in a different language).يُدَبْلِج، يُضيف صَوْتا بِلُغَةٍ أخْرى يُضيفُ مُؤَثِّراتٍ صَوْتِيَّه II [dab] past tense, past participle dubbed verbto nickname:يُلَقِّب، يُسَمّيHe was dubbed Shorty because of his size.
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32 effect
[ɪˈfekt]1. noun1) a result or consequence:تَأْثيرHis discovery had little effect at first.
2) an impression given or produced:تأثير، إنْطِباعa pleasing effect.
2. verbto make happen; to bring about:يُحْدِث، يُجْري، يَجْلِبHe tried to effect a reconciliation between his parents.
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33 electronics
[eləkˈtrɔnɪks] noun singularthe branch of science that deals with the study of the movement and effects of electrons and with their application to machines etc.علم الإلِكْترونِيّات -
34 hangover
nounthe unpleasant after effects of having had too much alcohol:تأثير السُّكرHe woke up with a hangover.
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35 ill
[ɪl] comparative worse [wəːs]: superlative worst [wəːst]1. adjective1) not in good health; not well:مَريضShe was ill for a long time.
2) bad:سيِّئThese pills have no ill effects.
3) evil or unlucky:عاثِر، سيِّئill luck.
2. adverbnot easily:بصورة ليست سَهْلَه، سَيُكَلِّفُني فَوق طاقتيWe could ill afford to lose that money.
3. noun1) evil:شَر، سوءI would never wish anyone ill.
2) trouble:مَساوئ، مَـتاعِبall the ills of this world.
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36 look like
1) to appear similar to:يَبدو مثْل، مُشابِهShe looks very like her mother.
2) to show the effects, signs or possibility of:يبدو أن، مُحْتَمَل أنIt looks like rain.
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37 maim
[meɪm] verbto injure badly, especially with permanent effects:يَجْدَع، يَبْتُرThe hunter was maimed for life.
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38 scenic
adjective1) of scenery, real or theatrical:تَصْويري، تَمْثيليclever scenic effects in the film.
2) having beautiful scenery:جَميل المَنْظَرa scenic highway.
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39 side effect
تأثير جانِبيThese pills have unpleasant side effects.
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40 sleep off
to recover from (something) by sleeping:يَشْفى بواسِطَة النَّوْمShe's in bed sleeping off the effects of the party.
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