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21 احترق
اِحْتَرَقَto burn, catch fire, take fire, ignite, (in)flame, blaze, be afire, be on fire, be aflame, be ablaze, be in flame(s), burst into flame(s), be burned, be consumed by fire -
22 اشتعل
اِشْتَعَلَto flame, inflame, blaze, burn, ignite, catch fire, take fire, start burning, be on fire, be afire, be ablaze, be aflame, be in flame(s), burst into flame(s) -
23 spurt
تَدَفَّقَ (للسائل أو اللَّهب) \ spurt: (of flame or liquid) to come out in a sudden burst: Water spurted from the damaged pipe. \ تَفَجَّرَ \ spurt: (of flame or liquid) to come out in a sudden burst: Water spurted from the damaged pipe. \ تَفَجُّر \ spurt: a sudden burst (of speed, anger, flame, etc.): He made a spurt and passed the leading runners. -
24 اشتعل
v. flame, ignite, burn, flame up, catch fire, sparkle, strike -
25 light
I [laɪt]1. noun1) the brightness given by the sun, a flame, lamps etc that makes things able to be seen:ضَوْءSunlight streamed into the room.
2) something which gives light (eg a lamp):مِصْباح، قِنْديلSuddenly all the lights went out.
3) something which can be used to set fire to something else; a flame:وَسيلَة إشْعالHave you got a light for my cigarette?
4) a way of viewing or regarding:نَظْرَهHe regarded her action in a favourable light.
2. adjective1) having light; not dark:مُضيءThe studio was a large, light room.
2) (of a colour) pale; closer to white than black:فاتِحlight green.
3. verb– past tense, past participle litlit, ˈlighted1) to give light to:يُضيءThe room was lit only by candles.
2) to (make something) catch fire:يَشْتَعِل II [laɪt] adjectiveI think this match is damp, because it won't light.
1) easy to lift or carry; of little weight:خَفيف، غَيْر ثَقيلI bought a light suitcase for plane journeys.
2) easy to bear, suffer or do:خَفيف، غَيْر شَديدNext time the punishment will not be so light.
3) (of food) easy to digest:سَهْل الهَضْمa light meal.
4) of less weight than it should be:أخَف من اللازِمThe load of grain was several kilos light.
5) of little weight:خَفيف الوَزْنAluminium is a light metal.
6) lively or agile:رَشيق ، حَيَويShe was very light on her feet.
7) cheerful; not serious:خَفيف، مَرِحlight music.
8) little in quantity; not intense, heavy, strong etc:قليل الكَثافَه، خَفيفlight rain.
9) (of soil) containing a lot of sand.كَثير الذَّرّات III [laɪt]See: -
26 التهب
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28 لهب
لَهَب \ flame: burning gas; a mass of this: The flame of the candle gave a weak light. He put out the flames by pouring water on them. -
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30 flare
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31 flicker
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32 خلية لهبية
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33 قياس ضوئي لهبي داخلي المعيار
internal standard flame photometryArabic-English Medical Dictionary > قياس ضوئي لهبي داخلي المعيار
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34 أشعل
v. inflame, burn, fire, ignite, light, fan the flame, light up, torch, kindle, enkindle, rekindle, switch on, turn on, lit -
35 إشتعل غيرة
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36 اضطرام
n. flame -
37 بريق
n. shine, luster, gloss, sheen, flame, glance, glitter, brightness, gleam, spark, glimmering, blaze, burnish, twinkle, refulgence, loudness, opalescence -
38 تلظى
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39 شعلة
n. flame, fire, blaze, torch -
40 شعور ملتهب
n. flame
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