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1 exert
أَجْهَدَ النَّفس \ exert: to put into use, with an effort: If you exert all your strength, you can lift that rock. He was too lazy to exert himself. \ See Also كد (كَدَّ) \ بَذَلَ جُهْدًا \ exert: to put into use, with an effort: If you exert all your strength, you can lift that rock. He was too lazy to exert himself. -
2 exert
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3 exert
[ɪgˈzəːt] verb1) to bring forcefully into use or action:يُمارِسHe likes to exert his authority.
2) to force (oneself) to make an effort:يَبْذِلُ جُهْدَه، يُجْهِدُ نَفْسَهPlease exert yourselves.
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4 أجهد النفس
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5 بذل جهدا
بَذَلَ جُهْدًا \ exert: to put into use, with an effort: If you exert all your strength, you can lift that rock. He was too lazy to exert himself. -
6 كد
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7 labour, labor
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8 toil
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9 جهد
1́ n. effort, potential, labour, dint, pain, stress, strain, spirt, spurt, pressure, tension, labor2́ v. exert oneself, overwork, overstrain, overload, labor, exert, worry, labour -
10 بذل
v. extend, spend, exert, do -
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v. exert oneself, stretch, go flat out, heave, take trouble -
12 أجهد
أجْهَدَ: أرْهَقَto strain, overstrain, stress, exert, overexert, overwork, overtax, overtask, put stress on; to exhaust, fatigue, overtire, wear out, tire (out), weary -
13 أجهد نفسه
أجْهَدَ نَفْسَهُto overexert (oneself), exert oneself to the utmost, subject oneself to great stress, burn oneself out; to overwork, exhaust oneself by too much work, work too hard or too much or too long, work day and night, burn the midnight oil, burn the candle at both ends, work like a dog, do double duty -
14 أرهق
أرْهَقَ: أتْعَبَ تَعَباً شَدِيداً، أجْهَدَto exhaust, fatigue, weary, overtire, wear out, tire out; to (over)strain, (over)exert, stress, overwork, overtax, overtask -
15 أرهق نفسه
أرْهَقَ نَفْسَهُto overexert (oneself), exert oneself to the utmost, subject oneself to great stress, burn oneself out; to overwork, exhaust oneself by too much work, work too hard or too much or too long, work day and night, burn the midnight oil, burn the candle at both ends, work like a dog, do double duty -
16 أفرغ جهده أو مجهوده أو طاقته أو وسعه
أفْرَغَ جَهْدَهُ أو مَجْهُودَهُ أو طاقَتَهُ أو وُسْعَهُto do one's best or utmost, do all in one's power, do all what one can, make every effort, spare no effort, exert oneself to the utmost, take pains, go to great pains, go to all lengths, stop at nothing, leave no stone unturnedArabic-English new dictionary > أفرغ جهده أو مجهوده أو طاقته أو وسعه
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17 اجتهد
اِجْتَهَدَ: جَدّto strive, endeavor, try hard, make every effort, attempt strenuously, take pains; to be or become diligent, sedulous, assiduous, hardworking, industrious; to strain, exert oneself, put oneself out, work (too) hard -
18 بذل قوة أو مجهودا أو نفوذا إلخ
بَذَلَ قُوّةً أو مَجْهُوداً أو نُفُوذاً إلخto exert (strength, effort, influence, etc.)Arabic-English new dictionary > بذل قوة أو مجهودا أو نفوذا إلخ
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19 تهالك
تَهَالَكَ (في): جَدّto strive, endeavor, exert oneself -
20 جد
جَدّ (في): اِجْتَهَدَto strive, endeavor, try hard, make every effort, take pains; to be diligent, industrious, hardworking; to work hard, exert oneself
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