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هَيْكَل \ frame: the structure (of bars, etc.) on which sth. is built: Modern tents are made of cloth over a metal frame. framework: frame (of an building, etc.). shell: the frame of sth. that is partly built or has been partly destroyed: the burnt-out shell of an old castle. structure: sth. that is built; a regular or clearly defined framework: The bridge was a solid structure of steel and woodwork. The structure of a sentence is formed by grouping words in certain ways. There is not enough structure in this poem. temple: a building where people pray (in India, in Japan, in ancient Egypt or Greece, etc.). \ See Also بنية (بِنْيَة) -
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هَيْكَل \ frame: the structure (of bars, etc.) on which sth. is built: Modern tents are made of cloth over a metal frame. framework: frame (of an building, etc.). shell: the frame of sth. that is partly built or has been partly destroyed: the burnt-out shell of an old castle. structure: sth. that is built; a regular or clearly defined framework: The bridge was a solid structure of steel and woodwork. The structure of a sentence is formed by grouping words in certain ways. There is not enough structure in this poem. temple: a building where people pray (in India, in Japan, in ancient Egypt or Greece, etc.). \ See Also بنية (بِنْيَة) -
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[freɪm]1. noun1) a hard main structure round which something is built or made:هَيْكَلthe steel frame of the aircraft.
2) something made to enclose something:إطارa window-frame.
3) the human body:هَيْكَل ، بُنْيَة الجِسِمHe has a slight frame.
2. verb1) to put a frame around:يَضَع إطارا على صورَهto frame a picture.
2) to act as a frame for:يُحيط، يكون بمثابة إطار يُلَفِّقُ تُهْمَه، يُحيكHer hair framed her face.
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هَيْكَل \ frame: the structure (of bars, etc.) on which sth. is built: Modern tents are made of cloth over a metal frame. framework: frame (of an building, etc.). shell: the frame of sth. that is partly built or has been partly destroyed: the burnt-out shell of an old castle. structure: sth. that is built; a regular or clearly defined framework: The bridge was a solid structure of steel and woodwork. The structure of a sentence is formed by grouping words in certain ways. There is not enough structure in this poem. temple: a building where people pray (in India, in Japan, in ancient Egypt or Greece, etc.). \ See Also بنية (بِنْيَة) \ هَيْكَل \ hull: the body or framework of a ship. \ See Also جِسْم السفينة \ هَيْكَل عَظمِيّ \ skeleton: the bony framework of a body, esp. when it is dead: a human skeleton, 2000 years old. -
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هَيْكَل \ frame: the structure (of bars, etc.) on which sth. is built: Modern tents are made of cloth over a metal frame. framework: frame (of an building, etc.). shell: the frame of sth. that is partly built or has been partly destroyed: the burnt-out shell of an old castle. structure: sth. that is built; a regular or clearly defined framework: The bridge was a solid structure of steel and woodwork. The structure of a sentence is formed by grouping words in certain ways. There is not enough structure in this poem. temple: a building where people pray (in India, in Japan, in ancient Egypt or Greece, etc.). \ See Also بنية (بِنْيَة) -
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هَيْكَل \ frame: the structure (of bars, etc.) on which sth. is built: Modern tents are made of cloth over a metal frame. framework: frame (of an building, etc.). shell: the frame of sth. that is partly built or has been partly destroyed: the burnt-out shell of an old castle. structure: sth. that is built; a regular or clearly defined framework: The bridge was a solid structure of steel and woodwork. The structure of a sentence is formed by grouping words in certain ways. There is not enough structure in this poem. temple: a building where people pray (in India, in Japan, in ancient Egypt or Greece, etc.). \ See Also بنية (بِنْيَة) -
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هَيْكَل \ frame: the structure (of bars, etc.) on which sth. is built: Modern tents are made of cloth over a metal frame. framework: frame (of an building, etc.). shell: the frame of sth. that is partly built or has been partly destroyed: the burnt-out shell of an old castle. structure: sth. that is built; a regular or clearly defined framework: The bridge was a solid structure of steel and woodwork. The structure of a sentence is formed by grouping words in certain ways. There is not enough structure in this poem. temple: a building where people pray (in India, in Japan, in ancient Egypt or Greece, etc.). \ See Also بنية (بِنْيَة) -
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إطار \ frame: a structure used to contain sth.: The photograph was in a silver frame. I’ve broken the frame of my glasses. framework: frame (of a building, etc.). \ إطار (سيّارة) \ tyre: the strong rubber covering on the wheel of a car or bicycle, etc.. \ إطار أَسنان (صناعية) \ plate: (a dental plate) a plastic device, worn in the mouth, either to straighten teeth or to support plastic teeth. \ إطار داخِلِي (في دولاب السيارة) \ tube: the circular rubber pipe that goes inside a tyre. \ إطار فُرِّغَ هواؤه (بَنْشَر) \ flat tyre: a tyre that has lost all its air. -
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11 هيكل
n. frame, framework, framing, carcass, structure, shell, armature, body, sanctuary, temple, altar -
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بِنْيَةstructure, setup, makeup, constitution, construction, composition, physique, build, make, frame, formation, morphology, form; fabric, texture -
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تَكْوِين: بِنْيَة، قَوَام، شَكْل، هَيْئَةstructure, constitution, composition, construction, formation, setup, makeup, physique, build, make, frame, form, shape, figure, configuration, morphology -
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هَيْكَل: بِنْيَةstructure, makeup, setup, frame, framework
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