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101 رفع
رَفَعَ: أزَالَto remove, take away, eliminate; to lift, raise, end, put an end to -
102 رفع الحصار
رَفَعَ الحِصَارَ -
103 رفع
رَفْع: إزَالَةremoval, elimination, taking away; lift(ing), raising, ending, putting an end to -
104 سما بـ
سَمَا بِـ: عَلّى، رَفَعَto raise, lift (up), uplift, elevate, exalt -
105 شال
شالَ: رَفَعَ، حَمَلَto raise, lift (up), pick up; to carry, convey, transport -
106 شمر
شَمّرَ (الثّوْبَ عَنْ ساعِدَيْهِ أو ساقَيْه)to tuck up, roll up, turn up, gather up, lift -
107 علا
عَلاَ: اِرْتَفَعَto rise (high), tower up, go up, ascend, lift; to be or become high, lofty, elevated, exalted, sublime; to be or become loud -
108 على
عَلّى: رَفَعَto raise, lift (up), hoist (up), uplift, elevate, exalt, sublime, boost, upraise, jack up, hike, up -
109 فك
فَكّ: رَفَعَ، أزَالَto lift, raise, end, put an end to -
110 كشف
كَشَفَto uncover, unearth, expose, bare, lay bare, lay open, disclose, reveal, divulge, unfold, unveil, open up, show up, make known or public, bring to light or into view; to remove, take off, lift, raise (a covering, veil, etc.); to discover, detect, find out, dig out -
111 رفع المعنويات
رَفَعَ المَعْنَوِيّاتto buoy up or raise the spirits (of), lift up or raise the morale (of), inspirit, encourage, stimulate, exhilarate, elevate, elate -
112 مصعد
مِصْعَد، مِصْعَدَةelevator, lift -
113 مصعدة
مِصْعَد، مِصْعَدَةelevator, lift -
114 نشل
نَشَلَ: أنْقَذَ، خَلّصَ، رَفَعَto extricate; to save, rescue; to pick up, raise, lift -
115 نهض
نَهَضَ (بِـ): رَفَعَ، حَمَلَto raise, lift, carry -
116 وقف مكتوف الأيدي
وَقَفَ مَكْتُوفَ الأيْدِي، وَقَفَ مَوْقِفَ المُتَفَرّجto sit on one's hands, fail to take action, fail to do what is needed or expected, do nothing, not lift a hand, just stand there, sit in the audience, remain a mere bystander or onlooker, simply watch, remain passive or indifferent, assume a passive or indifferent attitude or position -
117 وقف موقف المتفرج
وَقَفَ مَكْتُوفَ الأيْدِي، وَقَفَ مَوْقِفَ المُتَفَرّجto sit on one's hands, fail to take action, fail to do what is needed or expected, do nothing, not lift a hand, just stand there, sit in the audience, remain a mere bystander or onlooker, simply watch, remain passive or indifferent, assume a passive or indifferent attitude or position -
118 يرفع مصعد
lift [Industry: Milling] -
119 cage
[keɪdʒ]1. noun1) a box of wood, wire etc for holding birds or animals:قَفَصa bird-cage.
2) a lift in a mine.هَيْكَلٌ قَفَصي الشَّكْل2. verbto put in a cage:يَحْبِسُ في قَفَصSome people think that it is cruel to cage wild animals.
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120 cock
[kɔk]1. noun1) the male of birds, especially of the domestic fowl:ذَكَرُ الطَّيْر( also adjective) a cock sparrow.
2) a kind of tap for controlling the flow of liquid, gas etc.حَنَفِيَّه، صُنْبور3) a slang word for the penis.العُضْو التَّناسُلي للرَّجُل (بالعاميَّه)2. verb1) to cause to stand upright or to lift:يَرْفَعThe dog cocked its ears.
2) to draw back the hammer of (a gun).يَرْفَعُ زِناد البُنْدِقِيَّه3) to tilt up or sideways ( especially a hat).يَرْفَعُ حافّة القُبَّعَه
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