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101 heaven
[ˈhevn] noun1) in some religions, the place where God or the gods live, and where good people go when they die.السَّماء2) the sky:السَّماءHe raised his eyes to heaven / the heavens.
3) (something which brings) great happiness:سعاده عَظيمَه"This is heaven", she said, lying on the beach in the sun.
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102 laugh
[laːf]1. verbto make sounds with the voice in showing happiness, amusement, scorn etc:يَضْحَكChildren were laughing in the garden as they played.
2. nounan act or sound of laughing:ضَحْكa loud laugh.
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103 paradise
[ˈpærədaɪs] noun1) a place or state of great happiness:جَنَّهIt's paradise to be by a warm fire on a cold night.
2) ( with capital) heaven:الفَردوسWhen we die, we go to Paradise.
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104 picture
[ˈpɪktʃə]1. noun1) a painting or drawing:صورَة مَرسومَه، لَوْحَهThis is a picture of my mother.
2) a photograph:صورَة كاميراI took a lot of pictures when I was on holiday.
3) a cinema film:فِلْم سينمائيThere's a good picture on at the cinema tonight.
رَمْزShe looked the picture of health/happiness.
5) ( with a) a beautiful sight:شيءٌ جَميل، صورَة!She looked a picture in her new dress.
6) a clear description:وَصْف واضِحHe gave me a good picture of what was happening.
2. verbto imagine:يَتَخَيَّلI can picture the scene.
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105 prosperity
[-ˈspe-] nounsuccess; wealth:نَجاح، إزْدِهارWe wish you happiness and prosperity.
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106 triumph
[ˈtraɪamf]1. noun1) a great victory or success:نَصْرThe battle ended in a triumph for the Romans.
2) a state of happiness, celebration, pride etc after a success:إبْتِهاج، نَشْوَة الإنْتِصارThey went home in triumph.
2. verbto win a victory:يَنْتَصِر علىThe Romans triumphed (over their enemies).
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107 welcome
[ˈwelkəm]1. adjectivereceived with gladness and happiness:مُرَحَّب بِه، مُحْتَفى بِهThe holiday made a welcome change.
2. nounreception; hospitality:إسْتِقبال، كَرَمWe were given a warm welcome.
3. verbto receive or greet with pleasure and gladness:يُرَحِّب بِShe will welcome the chance to see you again.
4. interjectionused to express gladness at someone's arrival:أهلا وسَهْلا!Welcome to Britain!
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108 márië
1 goodness, good as noun abstract formation from the adj. mára. PE17:58, 89. Genitive máriéno, dative máriena, locative máriessë PE17:59, occurring in the greeting hara máriessë stay in happiness, PE17:162 Allative márienna *to goodness, used as an interjection farewell archaic namárië, q.v., 2 stative verb "it is good" FS; from mára "good"; however, the stative-verb suffix -ië is hardly valid in LotR-style Quenya -
109 kaligayahan
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110 مجرد
مُجَرَّد \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. bald: plain, giving only the facts: a bald statement. bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. mere: only: She’s a mere five years old. Mere force is useless without a plan. pure: simply; nothing but: It was a pure accident that I happened to see him. purely: completely: Our meeting was purely accidental. sheer: complete; nothing but: sheer carelessness. simply: only; just; nothing more than: I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse. -
111 مصدر
مَصْدَر \ origin: the place where sth. began or was made; the first cause: These stories are of African origin. What was the origin of your quarrel?. resource: a part of wealth or possessions which can be put to use: Oil is Kuwait’s most important natural resource. root: a first cause (of trouble, etc.): It is often said that money is the ‘root of all evil’. source: the place from which something comes; the place where a stream of water starts: Try to find the source of the trouble. Follow the river to discover its source. \ See Also منبع (مَنْبَع) \ مَصْدَر إزْعاج \ bother: (a cause of) trouble. nuisance: sb. or sth. that annoys or causes trouble: Noisy children are a nuisance. It’s a nuisance that I’ve lost my keys. \ مَصْدَر راحَة \ comfort: sb. or sth. that cheers: His daughter was a great comfort to him when his wife died. \ See Also سَلْوى \ مَصْدَر سُرور وبَهْجَة \ joy: sth. that gives happiness: My children are a great joy to me. Life is full of joys and sorrows. \ مَصْدَر الفِعل (باللغة الانجليزية) \ infinitive: the form of a verb that can be used after other verbs and with to before it, such as to go and go in ‘I want to go’ or ‘Let him go’. \ مَصْدَر قَلَق \ worry: anxiety; a cause of anxiety: She became ill with worry. His son’s wild behaviour is a continual worry to him. \ See Also هم (هَمّ) \ مَصْدَر نور \ light: sth. (lamp, candle, etc.) that is made so as to give light: Turn out the lights. \ المَصْدَر واسْم المَصْدَر (صِيغَة) \ gerund: the noun form of all English verbs (-ing is added to the verb’s root);. riding and wasting are gerunds in:: I like riding. Wasting money is foolish. -
112 معنوي
مَعْنَوِيّ \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. -
113 abstract
مَعْنَوِيّ \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. -
114 abstract
مُجَرَّد \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. bald: plain, giving only the facts: a bald statement. bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. mere: only: She’s a mere five years old. Mere force is useless without a plan. pure: simply; nothing but: It was a pure accident that I happened to see him. purely: completely: Our meeting was purely accidental. sheer: complete; nothing but: sheer carelessness. simply: only; just; nothing more than: I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse. -
115 bald
مُجَرَّد \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. bald: plain, giving only the facts: a bald statement. bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. mere: only: She’s a mere five years old. Mere force is useless without a plan. pure: simply; nothing but: It was a pure accident that I happened to see him. purely: completely: Our meeting was purely accidental. sheer: complete; nothing but: sheer carelessness. simply: only; just; nothing more than: I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse. -
116 bare
مُجَرَّد \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. bald: plain, giving only the facts: a bald statement. bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. mere: only: She’s a mere five years old. Mere force is useless without a plan. pure: simply; nothing but: It was a pure accident that I happened to see him. purely: completely: Our meeting was purely accidental. sheer: complete; nothing but: sheer carelessness. simply: only; just; nothing more than: I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse. -
117 mere
مُجَرَّد \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. bald: plain, giving only the facts: a bald statement. bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. mere: only: She’s a mere five years old. Mere force is useless without a plan. pure: simply; nothing but: It was a pure accident that I happened to see him. purely: completely: Our meeting was purely accidental. sheer: complete; nothing but: sheer carelessness. simply: only; just; nothing more than: I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse. -
118 pure
مُجَرَّد \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. bald: plain, giving only the facts: a bald statement. bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. mere: only: She’s a mere five years old. Mere force is useless without a plan. pure: simply; nothing but: It was a pure accident that I happened to see him. purely: completely: Our meeting was purely accidental. sheer: complete; nothing but: sheer carelessness. simply: only; just; nothing more than: I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse. -
119 purely
مُجَرَّد \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. bald: plain, giving only the facts: a bald statement. bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. mere: only: She’s a mere five years old. Mere force is useless without a plan. pure: simply; nothing but: It was a pure accident that I happened to see him. purely: completely: Our meeting was purely accidental. sheer: complete; nothing but: sheer carelessness. simply: only; just; nothing more than: I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse. -
120 sheer
مُجَرَّد \ abstract: not real; concerning qualities and ideas instead of facts and objects: ‘Happiness’ is an abstarct noun. bald: plain, giving only the facts: a bald statement. bare: very slight: There is a bare chance that we shall win. mere: only: She’s a mere five years old. Mere force is useless without a plan. pure: simply; nothing but: It was a pure accident that I happened to see him. purely: completely: Our meeting was purely accidental. sheer: complete; nothing but: sheer carelessness. simply: only; just; nothing more than: I’m not a doctor; I’m simply a nurse.
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