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1 مظلة
مِظَلَّة \ awning: a covering like a tent, over a doorway or window, etc., to keep off the sun. sunshade: a metal folding frame covered with ornamental cloth, and supported on a long handle fixed to the ground or carried as a protection against the sun; a piece of material (above a window, above one’s eyes, etc.) that provides shade. umbrella: a personal shelter (from rain or sun); it is made of cloth on a wire frame, which can be folded round a central stick that is carried in the hand. \ مِظَلَّة (المِصْباح) \ shade: sth. that gives protection from a bright light: a lampshade. \ See Also كمة (كُمَّة) \ مِظَلَّة للهُبوط (براشوت) \ parachute: a device that slows the fall of a person (or of supplies) from an aircraft. \ مِظَلَّة المصباح \ lampshade: a cover for a lamp, to soften or direct its light. -
2 نزل
1́ adj. cantonal2́ n. inn, hostel, lodging house, lodge, road house, tavern, rascal, miscreant, scab3́ v. bring down, climb down, come down, dismount, get down, get off, go down, step down, depress, lower, pull down, take down, sink, glide, low, shade, camp, nest, scroll, put down, reach down, decline, slip down, send, move, drop, descend -
3 awning
مِظَلَّة \ awning: a covering like a tent, over a doorway or window, etc., to keep off the sun. sunshade: a metal folding frame covered with ornamental cloth, and supported on a long handle fixed to the ground or carried as a protection against the sun; a piece of material (above a window, above one’s eyes, etc.) that provides shade. umbrella: a personal shelter (from rain or sun); it is made of cloth on a wire frame, which can be folded round a central stick that is carried in the hand. -
4 sunshade
مِظَلَّة \ awning: a covering like a tent, over a doorway or window, etc., to keep off the sun. sunshade: a metal folding frame covered with ornamental cloth, and supported on a long handle fixed to the ground or carried as a protection against the sun; a piece of material (above a window, above one’s eyes, etc.) that provides shade. umbrella: a personal shelter (from rain or sun); it is made of cloth on a wire frame, which can be folded round a central stick that is carried in the hand. -
5 umbrella
مِظَلَّة \ awning: a covering like a tent, over a doorway or window, etc., to keep off the sun. sunshade: a metal folding frame covered with ornamental cloth, and supported on a long handle fixed to the ground or carried as a protection against the sun; a piece of material (above a window, above one’s eyes, etc.) that provides shade. umbrella: a personal shelter (from rain or sun); it is made of cloth on a wire frame, which can be folded round a central stick that is carried in the hand.
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