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1 part of speech
جُزْء من أجزاء الكلام \ part of speech: (in the study of language) a kind of word, such as verb or noun. -
2 accent
عَلامَة النَّبْر \ accent: a mark used (in writing) to show the special force given to a word or part of a word or a particular quality of sound. \ لَفَظَ بِنَبْرٍ \ accent: to say (a word or part of a word) with special force: In pronouncing the word ‘bookshop’, ‘book’ is accented. \ See Also تشديد (تشديد) \ لَكْنَة \ accent: a special way of speaking: Mr Brown speaks Spanish with an English accent. \ لَهْجَة \ accent: a special way of speaking: Mr Brown speaks Spanish with an English accent. \ See Also لكنة (لَكْنَة) \ نَبَرَ \ accent: to say (a word or part of a word) with special force: In pronouncing the word ‘bookshop’, ‘book’ is accented. \ نَبْر \ accent: special force given to a word or part of a word. -
3 لفظ
لَفَظَ \ pronounce: to say a word or letter in a certain way: The word ‘prong’ is pronounced. spit: (with out or a phrase of place) to throw (sth.) out of the mouth: The fruit was so sour that he spat it out. utter: to make a sound (a word; a cry) with the mouth: He didn’t utter a word (He said nothing at all). \ لَفَظَ بِنَبْرٍ \ accent: to say (a word or part of a word) with special force: In pronouncing the word ‘bookshop’, ‘book’ is accented. \ See Also تشديد( تشديد) -
4 أكد
أَكَّدَ \ affirm: to declare that sth. is true: He affirmed that his friend had not left the house at the time of the murder. assert: to declare firmly: They asserted that it was not their fault. assure: to try to make sb. believe sth.; tell as a certain fact: I assure you that all will be well.. confirm: to say or show that sth. (which lacked proof or certainty) is certain or true: A medical examination comfirmed his fear that he was suffering from a chest disease. declare: to say firmly, without doubt: He declared that he would never return. maintain: to say firmly (although others disagree): He maintains that the accident was not his fault. \ See Also قالَ جازِمًا، طمأن (طَمْأَن) \ أَكَّدَ على \ emphasize: to give a word or idea special force: My teacher emphasized the need for better writing. If you put a line under a word, you emphasize it. stress: to treat (sth.) as important, by saying it loudly or very seriously; say (a syllable) louder than the rest of a word: The speaker stressed the need for more schools. We stress the ‘peat’ part of the word ‘repeat’. \ See Also شَدَّدَ على -
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7 emphasis
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8 stress
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9 emphasize
أَكَّدَ على \ emphasize: to give a word or idea special force: My teacher emphasized the need for better writing. If you put a line under a word, you emphasize it. stress: to treat (sth.) as important, by saying it loudly or very seriously; say (a syllable) louder than the rest of a word: The speaker stressed the need for more schools. We stress the ‘peat’ part of the word ‘repeat’. \ See Also شَدَّدَ على -
10 stress
أَكَّدَ على \ emphasize: to give a word or idea special force: My teacher emphasized the need for better writing. If you put a line under a word, you emphasize it. stress: to treat (sth.) as important, by saying it loudly or very seriously; say (a syllable) louder than the rest of a word: The speaker stressed the need for more schools. We stress the ‘peat’ part of the word ‘repeat’. \ See Also شَدَّدَ على -
11 علامة
عَلامَة \ badge: sth. worn to show what one is or belongs to: a badge of rank; a school badge. indication: a sign. mark: any sign that one object has been touched by another: a dirty mark on the wall; a footmark in the sand, any spot or line that is of a different colour from the rest a white horse with a black mark on its nose, a sign (usu. a number, sometimes A, B, C, etc.) that is given by a teacher to show the quality of a piece of work in school low marks; full marks; a bad mark. sign: a movement or mark or notice that tells one sth.: He waved his arm as a sign that he was ready. + is a sign of addition. The road sign gave a warning of a dangerous bend. symptom: a sign of an illness: A hot head is a symptom of fever. token: a sign: The gift was a token of his love. trace: a sign or mark that shows where sth. has been: There were traces of blood on the floor. vestige: a slight mark, track, etc., remaining of sth. that is now gone or has been destroyed. \ عَلامَة (:) (للتَّرْقِيم) \ colon: the mark: used in writing and printing, before giving lists, etc.. \ العَلامَة √ (أو صَحّ) \ tick: the sign < core>, showing that sth. is correct or (on a list) that it has been dealt with, etc.. \ عَلامَة الاستفهام \ query: a question about some doubtful point; the sing (?). \ عَلامَة تجاريّة (مُسَجَّلة) \ trade mark: a sign on goods, which shows who made them. \ عَلامَة تَعَجُّب "!" \ exclamation mark: the sign "!". \ عَلامَة حَصْر \ bracket: one of the marks () used in writing to show that (a word, phrase, etc.) is separate from the rest: Put this phrase in brackets. \ عَلامَة فارِقة أو أَمَرَة \ landmark: sth. (e.g. a tower) that is clearly seen from a distance, and so can guide travellers. \ عَلامَة كِتابِيّة \ character: a kind of mark, sign, etc. used for a number or a letter; a kind of handwriting: These are printed characters. Arabic characters are written from right to left. \ عَلامَة مُمَيِّزة \ mark: a special sign that is put on sth.: A postmark; a trade mark. \ عَلامَة النَّبْر \ accent: a mark used (in writing) to show the special force given to a word or part of a word or a particular quality of sound. \ علامة وَصْل (شرطة قصيرة) \ hyphen: the make (-) that is used for joining two words, as in blood-red. \ See Also خَطّ قصير -
12 نبر
نَبَرَ \ accent: to say (a word or part of a word) with special force: In pronouncing the word ‘bookshop’, ‘book’ is accented. -
13 syllable
[ˈsɪləbl] nouna word or part of a word usually containing a vowel sound:مَقْطَع"Cheese" has one syllable, "but-ter" two and "mar-ga-rine" three.
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14 نبر
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15 -bound
(as part of a word) prevented from making progress by a particular thing:مَمْنوع، مَرْبوط، مُلْزَمThe ship was fogbound.
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16 boy
[bɔɪ] noun1) a male child:وَلَد، صَبيShe has three girls and one boy.
2) ( as part of another word) a male (often adult) who does a certain job:فَتى، صَبي، ذَكَرa paper-boy.
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17 bred
[bred] adjective1) ( often as part of a word)2) (of people) brought up in a certain way or place:مُربّـىAmerican born and bred.
3) (of animals) brought up or reared in a certain way:مُربّـىa pure-bred dog.
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18 fellow
[ˈfeləu]1. noun1) a man:إنْسان، شَخْصHe's quite a nice fellow but I don't like him.
2) ( often as part of a word) a companion and equal:رفيقShe is playing with her schoolfellows.
3) a member of certain academic societies; a member of the governing body or teaching staff of a college.عُضو جَمعيه جامِعِيَّه أو هيئة مُعَلِّمين في كُلِّيَّه2. adjectivebelonging to the same group, country etc:زَميلa fellow music-lover.
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20 mini
[ˈmɪnɪ]1. noun2) ( with capital):سَيّارَه صَغيرَهa type of small car.
2. adjective( or part of a word) small:صَغير، مُخْتَصَرa minibus.
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