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1 overwork
إِجْهَاد \ exertion: the use of effort: He was tired after all his exertions at digging in the garden. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. strain: straining; too much effort of mind or body: The rope broke under strain. The nervous strain of city life was too much for him. \ See Also توتر (تَوَتُّر)، كد (كَدّ) -
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إِرْهَاق \ exhaustion: being tired out. fatigue: tiredness. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. weariness: tiredness. -
3 overwork
[əuvəˈwəːk] nounthe act of working too hard:إرْهاقIt's overwork that made him ill.
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4 overwork
جَهَدَ \ overwork: to work too hard. \ See Also أَرْهَقَ نَفْسَهُ بالعمل -
5 إجهاد
إِجْهَاد \ exertion: the use of effort: He was tired after all his exertions at digging in the garden. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. strain: straining; too much effort of mind or body: The rope broke under strain. The nervous strain of city life was too much for him. \ See Also توتر (تَوَتُّر)، كد (كَدّ) -
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إِرْهَاق \ exhaustion: being tired out. fatigue: tiredness. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. weariness: tiredness. -
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إِجْهَاد \ exertion: the use of effort: He was tired after all his exertions at digging in the garden. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. strain: straining; too much effort of mind or body: The rope broke under strain. The nervous strain of city life was too much for him. \ See Also توتر (تَوَتُّر)، كد (كَدّ) -
8 strain
إِجْهَاد \ exertion: the use of effort: He was tired after all his exertions at digging in the garden. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. strain: straining; too much effort of mind or body: The rope broke under strain. The nervous strain of city life was too much for him. \ See Also توتر (تَوَتُّر)، كد (كَدّ) -
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إِرْهَاق \ exhaustion: being tired out. fatigue: tiredness. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. weariness: tiredness. -
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إِرْهَاق \ exhaustion: being tired out. fatigue: tiredness. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. weariness: tiredness. -
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إِرْهَاق \ exhaustion: being tired out. fatigue: tiredness. overwork: doing too much: They were suffering from overwork. weariness: tiredness. -
12 أرهق بالعمل
v. overwork, strain -
13 أكثر إستعمالا
v. overwork -
14 إجهاد
n. stress, strain, exertion, fatigue, overwork -
15 إرهاق
n. oppression, weariness, overstrain, overwork, harassing -
16 إعياء
n. fatigue, exhaustion, tiredness, overwork -
17 جهد
1́ n. effort, potential, labour, dint, pain, stress, strain, spirt, spurt, pressure, tension, labor2́ v. exert oneself, overwork, overstrain, overload, labor, exert, worry, labour -
18 عمل إضافي
n. overwork, sideline -
19 عمل شاق
n. overwork, drudgery, donkey work, task -
20 كد
1́ n. toil, drudgery, exertion, sedulity, diligence, industry2́ v. exhaust, fatigue, overwork, toil, work hard
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