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21 مخرج
1́ adj. cutting2́ n. exit, way out, outlet, loophole, director, producer, stage manager -
22 مخرج الطوارئ
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23 موت
1́ adj. endless2́ n. death, decease, demise, dissolution, passing, quietus, bane, fate, expiry, expiration3́ v. exit -
24 خرج
خَرَجَ: طَلَعَ، غادَرَto go out, come out, emerge, issue, egress; to walk out, drive out, ride out, move out, exit; to leave, depart, go away -
25 مخرج الطوارئ
مَخْرَجُ الطّوَارِئ -
26 مخرج
مَخْرَج: مَنْفَذexit, way out, egress, escape; outlet, vent; out; loophole -
27 منفذ
مَنْفَذ: مَنْفَس، مَخْرَج، مَهْرَبoutlet, vent; escape, way out, exit, egress; access; loophole -
28 emergency
[ɪˈməːdʒənsɪ] noun plural eˈmergenciesan unexpected, especially dangerous happening or situation:Call the doctor – it's an emergency
طارِئ، حالَةٌ طارِئَه( also adjective) an emergency exit.
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29 open
[ˈəupən]1. adjective1) not shut, allowing entry or exit:مَفْتوحThe gate is wide open.
2) allowing the inside to be seen:مَفْتوحan open book.
After the fog had cleared, the airport was soon open again
مَفْتوح للعَمَلThe gardens are open to the public.
4) not kept secret:مَكْشوفan open show of affection.
5) frank:صَريحHe was very open with me about his work.
مَفْتوح، ما زال تَحت البَحْثLeave the matter open.
7) empty, with no trees, buildings etc:مَفْتوح، مَكشوف، بدون أشْجار أو أبنِيَهan open space.
2. verb1) to make or become open:يَفْتَحThe new shop opened last week.
2) to begin:يَبْدأ، يَسْتَهِلHe opened the meeting with a speech of welcome.
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30 seal off
to prevent all approach to, or exit from, (an area):يُقْفِلThe police have sealed off the area where the murdered girl was found.
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31 انصراف
اِنْصِراف \ exit, egress. \ See Also خروج (خُروج) -
32 خروج
خُروج \ egress, exit. \ See Also انصراف (اِنصِراف) -
33 عاش
عَاشَ \ exist: to be; have life: Nobody can exit without food. grow: (of plants) to live naturally: Orange trees do not grow in Britain. live: to be alive; remain alive; not be dead: She’s so ill that she may not live much longer, have a certain sort of life He lives a quiet life. He lives very simply. \ عَاشَ \ lead a life: to spend one’s life (in a certain way): Soldiers lead a dangerous life. \ See Also أَمْضى حياةً \ عَاشَ على \ live on: to have as one’s usual food: Most seabirds live on fish, provide for all one’s needs from He can’t live on what he earns from writing books. -
34 كان (موجودا)
كَانَ (موجودًا) \ be: (used for describing): John is a boy. The dog is under the table.. exist: to be; have life: Nobody can exit without food. The cause of the trouble no longer exists. lie: to be; be found: The ship was lying in harbour. Nobody knew where the money lay hidden. used to: showing a past fact: He used to be very fat. There used to be a post office here, (was). \ كَانَ أو ظَلّ (في حالةٍ ما) \ go: be or remain in a certain state (also go without): The poor often go hungry. \ كَانَ باستِطاعته (أو بإمكانهِ)... \ could, could not, couldn’t: (with have) would have been able to: She could have bought it, if you had lent her the money. \ كَانَ في \ have been: have made a visit: Have you ever been to London?. \ كَانَ مشغولاً \ have one’s hands full: be very busy. \ كَانَ من المُمْكِن \ could, could not, couldn’t: (with have) showing sth. that was possible (but did not happen): You could have telephoned her (but you did not), (with have) had the chance to, but did not He could have learnt either French or English (but he learnt neither), (with have) would have been able to She could have bought it, if you had lent her the money. -
35 مخرج
مَخْرَج \ exit: way out (esp. from a public building). outlet: a way by which sth. (esp. water) is let out: the outlet pipe from a bath. \ مَخْرَج (الكسر) \ denominator. \ _(field) Maths. \ See Also مقام (مَقام) -
36 be
كَانَ (موجودًا) \ be: (used for describing): John is a boy. The dog is under the table.. exist: to be; have life: Nobody can exit without food. The cause of the trouble no longer exists. lie: to be; be found: The ship was lying in harbour. Nobody knew where the money lay hidden. used to: showing a past fact: He used to be very fat. There used to be a post office here, (was). -
37 exist
كَانَ (موجودًا) \ be: (used for describing): John is a boy. The dog is under the table.. exist: to be; have life: Nobody can exit without food. The cause of the trouble no longer exists. lie: to be; be found: The ship was lying in harbour. Nobody knew where the money lay hidden. used to: showing a past fact: He used to be very fat. There used to be a post office here, (was). -
38 lie
كَانَ (موجودًا) \ be: (used for describing): John is a boy. The dog is under the table.. exist: to be; have life: Nobody can exit without food. The cause of the trouble no longer exists. lie: to be; be found: The ship was lying in harbour. Nobody knew where the money lay hidden. used to: showing a past fact: He used to be very fat. There used to be a post office here, (was). -
39 used to
كَانَ (موجودًا) \ be: (used for describing): John is a boy. The dog is under the table.. exist: to be; have life: Nobody can exit without food. The cause of the trouble no longer exists. lie: to be; be found: The ship was lying in harbour. Nobody knew where the money lay hidden. used to: showing a past fact: He used to be very fat. There used to be a post office here, (was). -
40 exist
عَاشَ \ exist: to be; have life: Nobody can exit without food. grow: (of plants) to live naturally: Orange trees do not grow in Britain. live: to be alive; remain alive; not be dead: She’s so ill that she may not live much longer, have a certain sort of life He lives a quiet life. He lives very simply.
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