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1 hull
[hal] nounthe frame or body of a ship:جِسْم السَّفينَهThe hull of the ship was painted black.
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2 hull
هَيْكَل \ hull: the body or framework of a ship. \ See Also جِسْم السفينة -
3 ثقب
1́ n. hole, bore, perforation, puncture, aperture, orifice, tear, vent2́ v. pick holes in smth., pierce, bore, prick, drill, puncture, prickle, hole, punch, perforate, peck, hull, broach -
4 قشر
v. peel, pare, skin, scale, shell, husk, shuck, hull, exfoliate, scrape, shave, bark, rind, strip -
5 قشرة
n. peel, rind, bark, skin, shell, test, hull, husk, shard, shuck, squama, scale, cortex -
6 قشرة البذرة
n. hull -
7 هيكل السفينة
n. hull -
8 بدن
بَدَن: جِسْمbody; trunk; torso; hull, body (of a ship, airplane, etc.) -
9 جرش القشرة
hull or husk grinding) [Industry: Milling] -
10 جرد
جَرَدَ: قَشَرَto peel, pare, strip, bark, skin, scale, husk, shuck, hull -
11 جسم السفينة أو الطائرة إلخ
جِسْمُ السّفِيْنَةِ أو الطّائِرَةِ إلخhull, body -
12 خباء
خِبَاء: غِطَاءُ حَبّةِ القَمْحِ أو الشّعيرِ في السّنْبُلةhusk, hull -
13 سنف
سِنْف، سِنْفَة: غِلاَفُ حَبّاتِ النّبَاتpod, hull -
14 سنفة
سِنْف، سِنْفَة: غِلاَفُ حَبّاتِ النّبَاتpod, hull -
15 غطاء
غِطَاءcover, covering, wrap, wrapper, wrapping, envelope, mantle; veil; lid; top, cap; case, casing; hull; housing; bonnet; jacket -
16 غلاف
غِلاَف: غِطَاء، غِشَاءenvelope, cover(ing), wrap(er), wrapping, coat(ing), mantle; case, casing, encasement; hull; integument, tegument -
17 قشرة
قشرة / غلاف الحبةhull [Industry: Milling] -
18 قشر
قَشَرَ، قَشّرَto peel, pare, skin, scale, shell, husk, shuck, hull; to exfoliate; to scrape off, shave off -
19 قشر
قَشَرَ، قَشّرَto peel, pare, skin, scale, shell, husk, shuck, hull; to exfoliate; to scrape off, shave off -
20 قشر
قِشْر، قِشْرَة (الثّمَرَةِ إلخ)peel, rind, skin; shell; hull, husk, shuck
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