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1 faults, troubles
أَعْطَال \ faults, troubles. \ See Also عطل (عُطْل) -
2 correct
[kəˈrekt]1. verb1) to remove faults and errors from:يُصَحِّحThese spectacles will correct his eye defect.
2) (of a teacher etc) to mark errors in:يُصَحِّح الأخطاءI have fourteen exercise books to correct.
2. adjective1) free from faults or errors:صَحيحThis sum is correct.
2) right; not wrong:Did I get the correct idea from what you said?
صَحيحYou are quite correct.
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3 critic
عَيَّاب \ critic: sb. who points out the faults in sth.. critical: like a critic; finding fault: He was too critical of my work. \ نَقّاد \ critic: sb. who points out the faults in sth.. critical: like a critic; finding fault: He was too critical of my work. -
4 critical
عَيَّاب \ critic: sb. who points out the faults in sth.. critical: like a critic; finding fault: He was too critical of my work. \ نَقّاد \ critic: sb. who points out the faults in sth.. critical: like a critic; finding fault: He was too critical of my work. -
5 due
اِسْتِحْقَاق \ due: the fair treatment that one deserves in spite of one’s faults: He failed. But to give him his due, he did try hard. \ مَا يَسْتَحِقّ \ due: the fair treatment that one deserves in spite of one’s faults: He failed. But to give him his due, he did try hard. \ مَطْلُوب \ due: owed; to be paid: The rent is (or falls) due tomorrow. I paid what was due to him. \ مُتَوَقَّع \ due: expected: The train is due (to arrive) at 9.30. It is due to leave again at 9.35. \ مُسْتَحِقّ الدَّفْع \ due: owed; to be paid: The rent is (or falls) due tomorrow. I paid what was due to him. \ مُنْتَظَر \ due: expected: The train is due (to arrive) at 9.30. It is due to leave again at 9.35. -
6 faulty
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7 تغمد
تَغَمّدَ: غَمَدَ، غَمّدَto cover, shelter, protect; to cover up or conceal someone's offenses (faults, sins, etc.) -
8 غمد
غَمّدَ: سَتَرَ عُيُوبَهُ إلخto cover up or conceal someone's offenses (faults, sins, etc.) -
9 فضح
فَضَحَ: هَتْك، كَشَفَto expose, unmask, disclose or uncover the faults (offenses, sins, etc.) of, show up, compromise, shame, disgrace; to disclose, reveal, divulge, uncover, unveil -
10 blind
[blaɪnd]1. adjective1) not able to see:أعْمىa blind man.
2) ( with to) unable to notice:أَعْمى عَن أخطاء الغيْر،مُتَغاضٍShe is blind to his faults.
3) hiding what is beyond:حاجِبٌ للرؤيَهa blind corner.
4) of or for blind people:لِلْعُميانa blind school.
2. nounشَمْسِيَّةُ الشُّبّاكThe sunlight is too bright – pull down the blinds!
2) something intended to mislead or deceive:شَيء للتَّمْويهHe did that as a blind.
3. verbto make blind:يُصيبُ بالعَمىHe was blinded in the war.
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11 damning
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12 destructive
[-tɪv] adjective1) causing or able to cause destruction:مُدَمِّرSmall children can be very destructive.
2) (of criticism etc ) pointing out faults etc without suggesting improvements.هَدّام -
13 enumerate
[ɪˈnjuːməreɪt] verbto give a list of:يُعَدِّدُ، يَسْرُدُHe enumerated my faults – laziness, vanity etc.
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14 exaggerate
[ɪgˈzædʒəreɪt] verb1) to make (something) appear to be, or describe it as, greater etc than it really is:يُبالِغ، يَزيدجِدّاThat dress exaggerates her thinness.
يُبالِغ، يُغاليYou can't trust her. She always exaggerates.
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15 fault
[fɔːlt]1. noun1) a mistake; something for which one is to blame:خَطَأThe accident was your fault.
2) an imperfection; something wrong:عَيْب، نَقيصَهa fault in his character.
3) a crack in the rock surface of the earth:تَصَدُّع ، إنكِسار في الأرْضfaults in the earth's crust.
2. verbto find fault with:يُخَطِّئ، يُعيب، يَنْتَقِدI couldn't fault him / his piano-playing.
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16 get at
1) to reach (a place, thing etc):يَصِلُThe farm is very difficult to get at.
2) to suggest or imply (something):يوحي، يَقْتَرِحWhat are you getting at?
3) to point out (a person's faults) or make fun of (a person):يَسْخَرُ، يَجْرَحُ بالكلامHe's always getting at me.
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17 go over
1) to study or examine carefully:يَقوم بِدراسَة، يَفْحَصI want to go over the work you have done before you do any more.
2) to repeat (a story etc):يُراجِعI'll go over the whole lesson again.
3) to list:يُسَجِّل في قائِمَهHe went over all her faults.
4) (of plays, behaviour etc) to be received (well or badly):يُسْتَقْبَلThe play didn't go over at all well the first night.
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18 harp on (about)
to keep on talking about:يُكَرِّر على نَحْو مُمِلShe keeps harping on his faults.
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19 harp on (about)
to keep on talking about:يُكَرِّر على نَحْو مُمِلShe keeps harping on his faults.
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20 intolerant
adjective( often with of ) unwilling to endure or accept eg people whose ideas etc are different from one's own, members of a different race or religion etc:غَيْر مُتَسامِحHe is intolerant of others' faults.
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