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[ˈluːdɪkrəs] adjectivecompletely ridiculous.مُضحِك، مُثير للضِّحْك -
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سَخِيف \ absurd: not at all sensible; foolish: The singer’s absurd clothes made us laugh. childish: like a child; suitable only to children: Men’s quarrels are often very childish. daft: foolish. idiot: a foolish person: Idiot! You’ve dropped my book!. idiotic: foolish; silly. ridiculous: foolish; deserving to be laughed at; not to be treated seriously: What a ridiculous idea!. silly: foolish. stupid: foolish, lacking in understanding: stupid mistakes; a stupid person. \ See Also أحمق (أَحْمَق)، أبله (أَبْلَه)، غبي (غَبِيّ)، مضحك (مُضْحِك) \ سَخِيف مُضْحِك \ ludicrous: so foolish as to cause laughter: a ludicrous mistake; a ludicrous hat. -
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مُضْحِك \ absurd: not at all sensible; foolish: The singer’s absurd clothes made us laugh. comic: amusing; which makes one laugh: a comic performance. funny: strange; peculiar a funny noise. grotesque: strange and unnatural so that it seems foolish or frightening; (in art) unnaturally twisted. ridiculous: foolish; deserving to be laughed at; not to be treated seriously: What a ridiculous idea!. \ مُضْحِك لِسَخَافَتِه \ ludicrous: so foolish as to cause laughter: a lucicrous mistake; a ludicrous hat. -
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6 غريب
1́ adj. strange, odd, queer, extraneous, exotic, anomalous, singular, unfamiliar, unnatural, fanciful, freakish, funny, ludicrous, quaint, rum, tall, unaccustomed, uncanny, uncouth, unearthly, whimsical, peculiar, new, grotesque, absurd, antic, bizarre2́ n. alien, foreigner, intruder, stranger, outsider -
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1́ adj. comic, comical, burlesque, farcical, funny, laughable, laughing, ludicrous, ridiculous, droll, risible, humorous, foolish, silly2́ n. comics, comedian, wag, clown, buffoon, jester, harlequin, merry andrew -
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مَسْخَرَة: مُضْحِكridiculous, ludicrous, droll -
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مُضْحِك: مُثِيرٌ لِلضّحِكcomic, comical, funny, laughable, ludicrous, ridiculous, droll, risible, humorous -
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هَزْلِيّ: مُضْحِكcomical, comedic, comic, funny, droll, laughable, farcical, ludicrous, humorous, amusing
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