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مَثَلٌ سائِر \ proverb: a short wise saying: ‘Many hands make light work’ is an English proverb. -
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[ˈprɔvəːb] nouna well-known saying that gives good advice or expresses a supposed truth:مَثَل، قَوْل مأثورTwo common proverbs are "Many hands make light work" and "Don"t count your chickens before they're hatched!'
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مَثَل \ example: sth. that shows what other things are like: This picture is a good example of modern French art. That boy is always breaking rules; for example, he eats sweets in class. saying: sth. that is commonly said: ‘More haste, less speed’ is an English saying. (Too much haste causes mistakes which delay us). \ مَثَلٌ أَعْلَى \ ideal: an idea of what is perfect: That religious man has high ideals. \ مَثَلٌ سائِر \ proverb: a short wise saying: ‘Many hands make light work’ is an English proverb. -
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example; saying, proverb, parable, fable; problem [mathala] Aze misal, Ful misalu, Hau misali, Hin masal, Swa mithali, Per mathal, methal, Tat misal, mesele, Tur masal, mesele borrowed from Ar -
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n. intellect, wisdom, sapience, sagacity, prudence, foresight, discreetness, policy, sobering, wholesomeness, aphorism, maxim, proverb, say -
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10 قول مأثور
n. saying, adage, proverb, byword, aphorism, maxim, saw, gnome -
11 مثل
1́ adj. like, such, such as2́ adv. like this3́ conj. as4́ n. proverb, case, gnome, example, illustration, instance, saying, aphorism, byword, maxim5́ pron. such as6́ v. adapt, appear, stand before, represent, stand for, be a symbol for, symbolize, typify, exemplify, be typical of, portray, depict, describe, act, play, play act, perform, illustrate, show, sculpt -
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تَمْثِيل: ضَرْبُ الأمْثالexemplification, exemplifying, showing by example, illustration (by example); giving (as) an example, quotation as an example, citation (by way of example); saying or giving a proverb; setting an example (for others) -
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حِكْمَة: قَوْلٌ مَأثُورaphorism, maxim, gnome, proverb, adage, saying, saw -
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ضَرْبُ الأمْثَالgiving (as) an example, quotation as an example, citation (by way of example); exemplification, exemplifying, showing by example, illustration (by example); saying or giving a proverb; setting an example (for others) -
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قَوْلٌ مَأثُورsaying, adage, proverb, aphorism, maxim, saw, gnome -
18 مثل
مَثَل، مَثَلٌ سائِر -
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مَثّلَ: ضَرَبَ (أو أعْطَى) مَثَلاًto exemplify, instance, illustrate or show by example; to give (as) an example, quote as an example, cite (by way of example); to say or give a proverb; to set an example (for others)
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proverb — index maxim, phrase Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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