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81 build
[bɪld] past tense, past participle built [-t]1. verbto form or construct from parts:يَبْنيbuild a house/railway/bookcase.
2. nounphysical form:بُنْيثَه، تَرْكيبa man of heavy build.
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82 comfortable
adjective1) in comfort; pleasantly relaxed:مُسْتَريحHe looked very comfortable in his chair.
2) producing a good physical feeling:مُريحa comfortable chair.
3) financially secure without being rich:مَيْسور الحالa comfortable standard of living.
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83 constitution
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84 contact
[ˈkɔntækt]1. noun1) physical touch or nearness:مُلامَسَه،Has she been in contact with measles?
2) communication:إتِّصالHow can I get in contact with him?
3) a person with influence, knowledge etc which might be useful:شَخْص لَهُ أهَمِّيَّهI made several good contacts in London.
4) (a place where) a wire etc carrying electric current (may be attached):تَماس كَهْرُبائي، مُلامَسَهthe contacts on the battery.
5) a person who has been near someone with an infectious disease:حامِل أو ناقِل المَرَضWe must trace all known contacts of the cholera victim.
6) a person or thing that provides a means of communicating with someone:مَصْدَر مَعْلوماتHis radio is his only contact with the outside world.
2. verbيَتَّصِل بِI'll contact you by telephone.
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85 contagious
[kənˈteɪdʒəs] adjectivespreading from one person to another by physical contact:مُعدِ، مُنْتَقِل بِالعَدوىIs that skin disease contagious?
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86 cult
[kalt] nouna particular system of (religious) belief or worship:نِظام ديني، عَقيدَهPhysical fitness has become a cult with him.
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87 fanatic
[fəˈnætɪk] noun1.a person who is (too) enthusiastic about something:مُتَعَصِّب، مُتَحَمِّسa religious fanatic.
2. adjective fanatic(al)(too) enthusiastic:مُتَعَصِّبHe is fanatical about physical exercise.
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88 feel as if
to have the sensation (physical or mental) or feeling that:يَشْعُر وَكَأنَّShe feels as though she has known him for years.
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89 feel as though
to have the sensation (physical or mental) or feeling that:يَشْعُر وَكَأنَّShe feels as though she has known him for years.
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90 fitness
nounلَياقَه بَدَنِيَّهPhysical fitness is essential for this kind of job.
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91 frailty
plural ˈfrailties nounphysical weakness or (a) moral failing:ضَعْف، وَهَنShe loved him in spite of his frailties.
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92 gymnasium
[dʒɪmˈneɪzɪəm] plurals gymˈnasiums ～gymˈnasia [-ə] nouna building or room with equipment for physical exercise.قاعة رياضيَّه: جيمنازيوم -
93 gymnastics
[-ˈnæs-] noun singularphysical exercises usually done in a gymnasium with certain types of equipment.رياضة بدنيَّه -
94 keep-fit
nouna series or system of exercises, usually simple, intended to improve the physical condition of ordinary people, especially women:تمارين المحافظَه على اللياقَه البدنيَّه( also adjective) keep-fit exercises.
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95 matter
[ˈmætə]1. noun1) solids, liquids and/or gases in any form, from which everything physical is made:مادّهThe entire universe is made up of different kinds of matter.
قَضِيَّه، مَسْألَهmoney matters.
3) pus:صَديد، قَيْحThe wound was infected and full of matter.
2. verbto be important:يَهُمIt doesn't matter.
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96 nature
[ˈneɪtʃə] noun1) the physical world, eg trees, plants, animals, mountains, rivers etc, or the power which made them:الطَّبيعَهthe study of nature.
2) the qualities born in a person; personality:طَبْع، مِزاجShe has a generous nature.
3) quality; what something is or consists of:طَبيعَة، نَوْعِيَّةWhat is the nature of your work?
4) a kind, type etc:نَوْعbankers and other people of that nature.
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97 PE
[ˈpiː iː] noun (abbreviation)physical education.تَربِيَة بَدَنِيَّه -
98 physiotherapy
[fɪzɪəˈθerəpɪ] nounthe treatment of disease by physical exercise, massage etc, not drugs.مُعالجَة بالعوامِل الطبيعيَّه -
99 shape
[ʃeɪp]1. noun1) the external form or outline of anything:شَكْلThe house is built in the shape of a letter L.
2) an indistinct form:شَكْل غَيْر واضِح المَعالِمI saw a large shape in front of me in the darkness.
3) condition or state:حالَه، وَضْعYou're in better physical shape than I am.
2. verb1) to make into a certain shape, to form or model:يُشَكِّل، يُكَوِّنShe shaped the dough into three separate loaves.
2) to influence the nature of strongly:يُؤَثِّر على، يُكَوِّنThis event shaped his whole life.
3) ( sometimes with up) to develop:يَتَطَوَّرThe team is shaping (up) well.
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100 shock
I [ʃɔk]1. noun1) a severe emotional disturbance:صَدْمَه جَسَديَّه او نَفْسِيَّهThe news gave us all a shock.
2) ( often electric shock) the effect on the body of an electric current:صَدْمَه كَهْرُبائِيّهHe got a slight shock when he touched the live wire.
3) a sudden blow coming with great force:هَزَّه، زلْزالthe shock of an earthquake.
4) a medical condition caused by a severe mental or physical shock:صَدْمَه عَصَبِيَّهHe was suffering from shock after the crash.
2. verbto give a shock to; to upset or horrify:يَصْدُم II [ʃɔk] nounThe amount of violence shown on television shocks me.
a bushy mass (of hair) on a person's head.كُتْلَة من الشَّعْر
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