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41 swollen-headed
adjectivetoo pleased with oneself; conceited:مُتَفاخِر، مَنْفوخ، مُتَباهٍHe's very swollen-headed about his success.
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42 اختال (في مشيته)
اِخْتَالَ (في مَشْيَته) \ strut: to walk about stiffly, seeming very pleased with oneself: She was strutting about in her new fur coat. swagger: to walk in a proud and self-satisfied manner, sometimes swinging one’s body. -
43 بطر
بَطِرٌ \ jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty hat; a jaunty step. -
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تَبَخْتَر \ stalk: to walk stiffly and proudly, esp. when one is angry: He got up and stalked out of the meeting. strut: to walk about stiffly, seeming very pleased with oneself: She was strutting about in her new fur coat. swagger: to walk in a proud and self-satisfied manner, sometimes swinging one’s body. -
45 خطر
خَطَرَ \ strut: to walk about stiffly, seeming very pleased with oneself: She was strutting about in her new fur coat. \ خَطَرَ بِالبال \ occur to: to come into sb.’s mind, as a new thought: It occurred to me that you might need help. \ خَطَرَ على بالِهِ \ cross one’s mind: (of an idea) to enter one’s thoughts: It has just crossed my mind that we ought to invite your uncle. strike: (of thoughts) to come suddenly to sb.: It strikes me that you need some help. An idea struck me. \ خَطَرَ في مِشْيَتِهِ \ swagger: to walk in a proud and self-satisfied manner, sometimes swinging one’s body. -
46 متعجرف
مُتَعَجْرِف \ arrogant: very proud without respect for others. haughty: too proud in manner, without respect for others. proud: (in a bad sense) too pleased with oneself, one’s rank, one’s qualities. supercilious: showing that one considers sb. or sth. to be unworthy of one’s attention: She gave the silly little man a supercilious look. \ See Also متغطرس (مُتَغَطْرِس) -
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49 مرح
مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
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53 arrogant
مُتَعَجْرِف \ arrogant: very proud without respect for others. haughty: too proud in manner, without respect for others. proud: (in a bad sense) too pleased with oneself, one’s rank, one’s qualities. supercilious: showing that one considers sb. or sth. to be unworthy of one’s attention: She gave the silly little man a supercilious look. \ See Also متغطرس (مُتَغَطْرِس) -
54 haughty
مُتَعَجْرِف \ arrogant: very proud without respect for others. haughty: too proud in manner, without respect for others. proud: (in a bad sense) too pleased with oneself, one’s rank, one’s qualities. supercilious: showing that one considers sb. or sth. to be unworthy of one’s attention: She gave the silly little man a supercilious look. \ See Also متغطرس (مُتَغَطْرِس) -
55 proud
مُتَعَجْرِف \ arrogant: very proud without respect for others. haughty: too proud in manner, without respect for others. proud: (in a bad sense) too pleased with oneself, one’s rank, one’s qualities. supercilious: showing that one considers sb. or sth. to be unworthy of one’s attention: She gave the silly little man a supercilious look. \ See Also متغطرس (مُتَغَطْرِس) -
56 supercilious
مُتَعَجْرِف \ arrogant: very proud without respect for others. haughty: too proud in manner, without respect for others. proud: (in a bad sense) too pleased with oneself, one’s rank, one’s qualities. supercilious: showing that one considers sb. or sth. to be unworthy of one’s attention: She gave the silly little man a supercilious look. \ See Also متغطرس (مُتَغَطْرِس) -
57 breezy
مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
58 bright
مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
59 frisky
مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life. -
60 gay
مَرِحٌ \ breezy: (of a person) cheerful; bright. bright: cheerful: a bright smile. frisky: playful; jumping about: a frisky horse. gay: (of people) merry; light-hearted; cheerful. good-humoured, humored: friendly and cheerful. jaunty: showing (in one’s dress or manner) that one is pleased with oneself, or happy in general: a jaunty step. jolly: merry and friendly (person, party, song, etc.). merry: gay; very cheerful; laughing: She gave a merry smile. He’s a merry person. spirited: courageous and determined; full of life: a spirited attack; a spirited horse. sprightly: cheerful and full of life.
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