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21 kill off
اِسْتَأْصَلَ \ eliminate: to remove or take out: Doctors try to eliminate all diseases. The body eliminates waste matter. eradicate: to destroy completely or put an end to (sth. bad): We must try to eradicate crime in the cities. exterminate: to destroy completely sth. (rats, disease, etc.) that is harmful. kill off: to kill till few or none remain: The icy weather killed off my roses. stamp out: to put an end to (sth. dangerous or evil): We must stamp out this disease before it spreads. \ See Also أَبَادَ، اقتلع (اِقْتَلَعَ)، ألغى (أَلْغَى)، قَضَى على -
22 make off with
هَرَبَ بِغَنيمة أو سَرِقة \ make off with: to steal and take away: A dog made off with my meat. -
23 carry off
to take away by carrying:يَحْمِلُ وَيُبْعِدُShe carried off the screaming child.
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24 keep one's mind off
to turn one's attention from; to prevent one from thinking about:يُبْعِدُ التَّفْكيرA good holiday will take your mind off your troubles.
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25 شطب
شَطَبَ: حَذَفَ، مَحَاto strike off, strike out, cross out, scratch out, write off, cancel, delete; to eliminate, remove, take off, take out; to erase, efface, expunge -
26 انصرف
v. clear off, depart, clear out, get away, go away, go off, take off, part, run along, scram, pop off, make tracks, sling one's hook, dismiss, vacate -
27 رافق
v. accompany, string along with, escort, follow, companion, chaperon, carry, bring, see off, take, take along, take out, see, join, pursue, string, bully -
28 أزال
أزَالَto remove, eliminate; to do away with, get rid of; to put an end to, end, stop; to relieve; to clear, take away, take off, take out; to wipe out; to dispel, disperse; to iron out, smooth away or out -
29 اجتزأ
اِجْتَزَأ: حَسَمَ، خَصَمَ، طَرَحَto deduct, discount, subtract, take off, take away, take out, dock -
30 اقتطع
اِقْتَطَعَ: حَسَمَ، خَصَمَ،طَرَحَto deduct, discount, rebate, subtract, take off, take away, take out, dock -
31 سحب
1́ n. call, draft, pull, dragging, drag, haul, tow, traction, dash, heave, strain, withdrawal, revoke, revulsion2́ v. draw up, hang fire, draft, pull, draught, train, draw out, trail, disengage, draw, tow, withdraw, take off, take back, recall, drag, tug, retreat, recant, haul, heave, lug, run -
32 نزع
1́ n. extraction, digging in, removal, plucking out, disarmament, evisceration, snap2́ v. remove, tear out, slough, strip, take off, take down, dismount, supplant, spring -
33 هرب
1́ n. escape, get away, fleeing2́ v. run from smb., abscond, elope, escape, flee, fly, powder, run first, slope, get away, drive away, get out of, run away, run off, take flight, take to one's heels, turn tail, put to flight, shun, smuggle, tamper, traffic, contraband -
34 أنزل الحمولة
أنْزَلَ الحُمُولَةَ (مِنْ أو عن)to unload, discharge, unlade; to stevedore; to take off, take down -
35 سحب
سَحَبَ: اِسْتَرْجَعَ، اِسْتَرَدّto withdraw, draw back, draw off, take back, recall, call back, revoke, repeal, cancel; to pull out; to take out -
36 فرغ السفينة أو الحمولة إلخ
فَرّغَ السّفِينَةَ أو الحُمُولَةَ إلخto unload, discharge, unlade; to stevedore; to take off, take down; to land, put ashore, disembark, debark -
37 حلق
1́ n. shaving, ass, earring, throat, gullet, circle, larynx, gorge, pharynx, fauces2́ v. fly, soar, flit, float, rise, fly off, take off, tower, flatten out, plane, hawk about, trim, ring -
38 انحرف
اِنْحَرَفَ (عن): مالَ (عن), حادَ (عن)to deviate from, depart from, turn away from, turn aside from, swerve from, skew from, deflect from, diverge from, digress from, divert from, decline from, wander from, stray from; to turn off, branch off, take a turn(ing); to change direction, alter one's course, veer, sheer, tack, warp, curve -
39 حاد
حادَ (عن): مالَ (عن), اِنْحَرَفَ (عن)to deviate from, depart from, turn aside (or away) from, swerve from, skew from, deflect from, diverge from, digress from, drift from, divert from, wander from, stray from; to turn off, branch off, take a turn(ing); to change direction, alter one's course -
40 قتل
1́ n. assassination, death, killing, homicide, manslaughter, murder, dock2́ v. dispatch, kill, slay, murder, despatch, butcher, immolate, lay out, knock off, take for a ride, end, croak, finish, put to death, poleaxe, fire, shoot, procure, bag, put down
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