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1 practical joke
دُعابَة ثَقيلة \ practical joke: a trick by sb. who finds amusement in causing discomfort: As a practical joke, the children put a mouse in his bed. \ مَزْحَة ثقيلة (مَلْعُوب) \ practical joke: a trick by sb. who finds amusement in causing discomfort: As a practical joke, the children put a mouse in his bed. -
2 practical joke
a usually irritating joke consisting of an action done to someone, rather than a story told:مزْحَة ثقيلَهHe nailed my chair to the floor as a practical joke.
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3 دعابة
دُعابَة \ humour: the ability to find amusement in things and to joke about them: She has a strong sense of humour, the quality of causing amusement She saw the humour of it and began to laugh. jest: (old use) a joke. \ دُعابَة ثَقيلة \ practical joke: a trick by sb. who finds amusement in causing discomfort: As a practical joke, the children put a mouse in his bed. -
4 مزحة
مَزْحَة \ joke: sth. said or done (on purpose or by mistake) that makes people laugh: He’s always telling jokes. They thought it was a great joke when their teacher fell in the river. \ مَزْحَة ثقيلة (مَلْعُوب) \ practical joke: a trick by sb. who finds amusement in causing discomfort: As a practical joke, the children put a mouse in his bed. \ مَزْحَة صِبْيَانِيّة \ prank: a playful boyish trick. -
5 مزاح
1́ adj. wagging, waggish, kidding2́ n. jester, joke, practical joke, jest, banter, badinage, pleasantry, pleasantries, raillery, waggery, playfulness, lark, fun -
6 مقلب
مَقْلَب: مَزْحَة، خُدْعَةprank, waggery, practical joke, frolic, playful trick; April foot, April fool's joke or trick -
7 المزحة العملية
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8 مداعبة
n. dalliance, flirtation, practical joke, jest, banter, pleasantry -
9 مزحة متداولة
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10 prank
[præŋk] nouna trick; a practical joke.حيلَه مُضْحِكَه
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