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21 هل هذا غال
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22 هل هو غال
is it expensive -
23 هل يوجد واحد أقل ثمنا
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24 أرخص
أرْخَص: أقَلّ ثَمَناً أو كُلْفَةًcheaper, less expensive -
25 أغلى
أغْلَى (مِنْ)more expensive; costlier; more valuable, more precious; dearer -
26 استغلى
اِسْتَغْلَى: وَجَدَهُ غالِياًto find expensive, high-priced, costly -
27 باهظ
باهِظexorbitant, excessive, immoderate, extortionate, unreasonable, extravagant, enormous, fancy; expensive, high-priced, costly; heavy, burdensome, ponderous, cumbersome, oppressive, onerous, trying -
28 غال
غالٍ (الغالِي): غَيْرُ رَخِيصexpensive, high-priced, costly, dear -
29 غلا
غَلاَ: ضِدّ رَخُصَto be or become expensive, high-priced -
30 مكلف
مُكْلِف، مُكَلّف: غالٍexpensive, costly, high-priced, dear -
31 مكلف
مُكْلِف، مُكَلّف: غالٍexpensive, costly, high-priced, dear -
32 besides
1. prepositionin addition to:بالأضا فَةِ إلىIs anyone coming besides John?
2. adverbalso:These shoes are expensive – besides, they're too small
بالأضافَةِ إلىShe has three sons and an adopted one besides.
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33 beyond one's means
too expensive(ly):فَوْقَ إمكانيّاتِه الماديّهHe lives well beyond his means (= he spends more money than he earns).
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34 ceramic
[səˈræmɪk]1. adjective(of the art) of pottery.فُخّاري، خَزَفي2. nounsomething made of pottery:قِطَعٌ خَشَبِيَّهShe sells ceramics, but they are very expensive.
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35 cloth
[klɔθ] plural cloths [klɔθs] (American) [klɔːðz] noun(a piece of) woven material from which clothes and many other items are made:قِماش، غِطاءالمائِدَهWoollen cloth is often more expensive than other cloths.
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36 clothe
[kləuð] past tense, past participle clothed verb1) to provide with clothes:يَكْسو، يُلْبِسThe widow did not have enough money to clothe her children.
2) to put clothes on:يَرْتَدي، يَلْبِسShe clothed herself in the most expensive materials.
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37 competitive
[kəmˈpetətɪv] adjective1) (of a person) enjoying competition:مُحِبٌّ للتَّنافُسa competitive child.
2) (of a price etc) not expensive, therefore able to compete successfully with the prices etc of rivals.تَنافُسي، مُتَنافِستَنافُسي، تَزاحُميI prefer hill-climbing to competitive sports.
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38 exclusive
[ɪkˈskluːsɪv] adjective1) tending to exclude.باسْتِثْناء2) (of a group etc) not easily or readily mixing with others or allowing others in:خاصa very exclusive club.
مَقْصور على فِئَةٍ مُعَيَّنَهThe story is exclusive to this newspaper.
4) fashionable and expensive:فاخِرexclusive shops/restaurants.
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39 first-class
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40 flaunt
[flɔːnt] verbto show off in order to attract attention to oneself:يَتَباهى، يـظاهرُ متفاخِراShe flaunted her expensive clothes.
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