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1 ordeal
اِمْتِحان قاسٍ \ ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. \ تَجْرِبَة قَاسِيَة \ ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. -
2 ordeal
عَذَاب \ agony: great pain (of mind or body). misery: great unhappiness, pain or discomfort: the misery of war. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. torment: great suffering or pain. torture: torturing. -
3 ordeal
مِحْنَة \ distress: sorrow; discomfort; pain. misfortune: bad fortune; a very bad thing which happens by chance. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. trial: trouble; difficulty: the trials of marriage. -
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[ɔːˈdiːl] nouna difficult, painful experience:مِحْنَه، إمْتِحان صَعْبBeing kidnapped was an ordeal for the child.
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5 سم التعذيب
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6 امتثل
اِمْتَثَلَ \ comply, obey. \ اِمْتَثَلَ لِـ \ obey: to do what one is told to do (by sb. or sth.): If you don’t obey (the rules or your father) you will be punished; comply. \ اِمْتِحان \ exam: (short form of examination) a trial of knowledge or skill: Did you pass all your exams?. examination: a trial of knowledge or skill: 50 boys passed the examination and only two failed it. test: testing; an examination: a driving test; a history test. trial: an act of trying the ability of a person or thing: The new clerk was taken on three months’ trial. Give the boy a trial before you offer him a regular job. \ See Also تجربة (تَجْرِبَة)، اختبار (اخْتِبار) \ اِمْتِحان أو اخْتِبَار قَصِير \ quiz: a set of questions on matters of general knowledge. \ اِمْتِحان قاسٍ \ ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. -
7 تجربة
تَجْرِبَة \ experience: an event that gives knowledge or skill; an event (good or bad) that has a strong effect on one’s mind: He had a frightening experience when the tree fell on his car. experiment: a trial of an idea: a chemical experiment. rehearsal: the act of practising (sth.) for a public performance. trial run: driving a car to try whether it works properly. try: an attempt. \ تَجْرِبَة قَاسِيَة \ ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. -
8 عذاب
عَذَاب \ agony: great pain (of mind or body). misery: great unhappiness, pain or discomfort: the misery of war. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. torment: great suffering or pain. torture: torturing. \ عَذَاب \ remorse: bitter grief for the wrong one has done: The murderer was filled with remorse for his crime. \ See Also تأنيب الضمير -
9 محنة
مِحْنَة \ distress: sorrow; discomfort; pain. misfortune: bad fortune; a very bad thing which happens by chance. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. trial: trouble; difficulty: the trials of marriage. -
10 agony
عَذَاب \ agony: great pain (of mind or body). misery: great unhappiness, pain or discomfort: the misery of war. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. torment: great suffering or pain. torture: torturing. -
11 misery
عَذَاب \ agony: great pain (of mind or body). misery: great unhappiness, pain or discomfort: the misery of war. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. torment: great suffering or pain. torture: torturing. -
12 torment
عَذَاب \ agony: great pain (of mind or body). misery: great unhappiness, pain or discomfort: the misery of war. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. torment: great suffering or pain. torture: torturing. -
13 torture
عَذَاب \ agony: great pain (of mind or body). misery: great unhappiness, pain or discomfort: the misery of war. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. torment: great suffering or pain. torture: torturing. -
14 distress
مِحْنَة \ distress: sorrow; discomfort; pain. misfortune: bad fortune; a very bad thing which happens by chance. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. trial: trouble; difficulty: the trials of marriage. -
15 misfortune
مِحْنَة \ distress: sorrow; discomfort; pain. misfortune: bad fortune; a very bad thing which happens by chance. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. trial: trouble; difficulty: the trials of marriage. -
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مِحْنَة \ distress: sorrow; discomfort; pain. misfortune: bad fortune; a very bad thing which happens by chance. ordeal: an anxious or painful experience: Having a wound cleaned can be an ordeal. trial: trouble; difficulty: the trials of marriage. -
17 فولة كالابار
1) Calabar bean 2) ordeal bean -
18 اختبار
n. experiment, test, trial, proof, exam, ordeal, quiz, experience -
19 المحاكمة بالتعذيب
n. ordeal -
20 بلاء
n. ordeal, trouble, hardship, ill, illness, plague, sore, curse, infliction, worry, inflexion
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