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1 quench
[kwentʃ] verb1) to drink enough to take away (one's thirst):يُطْفِئ ظَمأI had a glass of lemonade to quench my thirst.
2) to put out (a fire):يُطْفِئ النّارThe firemen were unable to quench the fire.
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2 quench
أَطْفَأَ (بالنفخ) \ blow out: to put out by blowing: The wind blew out the match. extinguish: to put out (a light, a fire, etc.). put: (of lights, etc. with off, out) to cause to stop burning: Put the lights off. The firemen put the fire out (They stopped a dangerous fire). quench: to put out (a fire, a flame, etc.). -
3 quench
رَوَى \ narrate: to tell (a story). quench: to satisfy (one’s thirst). relate: tell (a story). report: to give an account of (sth.): The newspapers report events and speeches. You must report the accident to the police. I shall report you to the headmaster (I shall tell him about your wrongdoing). Please report on your visit when you return. tell: to say (the truth, a lie, the answer, the time, a secret, a story, etc.) to sb.: He told me that he was afraid. If you know the answer you mustn’t tell (anyone). water: to give water to (animals); pour water on (flowers, plants, a garden, etc.). \ See Also قَدّم تقريرًا عن -
4 يستخمد
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5 rawia
quench thirst [Sem r-w-y, Heb rivva, Syr rwe (drunk)] -
6 يسقي
1) anneal 2) quench -
7 أخمد
v. trail off, put out, die out, quench, smoulder, suppress, oppress, muffle, smolder, squelch, stifle, dampen, expire, slake, lay, hush, fall, scotch, subside -
8 أطفأ
v. extinguish, switch off, turn off, put out, go out, blow out, stamp out, snuff out, quench, douse -
9 برد
1́ n. cold, coldness, chill, hail2́ v. freshen, chill, refrigerate, quench, rasp -
10 تغلب
1́ n. predomination2́ v. worst, get over, get past, overcome, cope, overbear, conquer, master, get the better of, outdo, vanquish, ride, beat, knock down, pull through, crumple, quench, whack, negotiate -
11 روى
v. irrigate, water, saturate, sluice, slake, quench, narrate, tell a story, tell, relate, report, retail, recite, recount, retrace -
12 سقى
v. water, irrigate, prime, quench -
13 نضح الماء
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14 هدأ
1́ adj. all during2́ v. die down, settle, sober, salve, subside, supple, rest, quench, keep quiet!, simmer, cool, sweeten, calm down, stay, tranquillize, steady, appease, dust, assuage, attemper, bedevil, calm, ease, hush, lull, moderate, mollify, pacify, placate -
15 أخضع
أخْضَعَ (لِـ): خَضّعَ (لِ)، جَعَلَهُ يَخْضَع (لِـ)to subjugate, subject, subdue, subordinate, conquer, vanquish, overcome, overpower, overmaster; to quell, quench, suppress, repress; to subject (to), submit (to), expose (to), cause to undergo or experience; to impose upon, enjoin upon -
16 أخمد
أخْمَدَ: أطْفَأَto extinguish, put out, quench, smother -
17 أخمد
أخْمَدَ: قَمَعَ، أسْكَتَto suppress, repress, subdue, quell, crush, put down, squelch, quench, quash, stamp out, stifle, smother, kill, deaden, dampen, damp; to deactivate; to silence, calm, soothe, lull, still, quiet -
18 روى
رَوَى: سَقَى، شَرّبَto irrigate, water, supply with water; to give (someone) to drink, quench someone's thirst, sate -
19 سحق
سَحَقَ: قَضَى على، أخْمَدَ، أبَادَto crush, suppress, repress, stifle, quell, quash, stamp out, squash, squelch, put down, smash, trample, quench, destroy, kill, extinguish; to overpower, overwhelm, overcome; to annihilate, exterminate, wipe out -
20 سقى
سَقَى: شَرّبَ، رَوَىto give (someone) to drink, bring (someone) water; to quench someone's thirst; to irrigate, water, supply with water
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quench — [kwentʃ] v [T] formal [: Old English; Origin: cwencan] 1.) quench your thirst to stop yourself feeling thirsty, by drinking something ▪ We stopped at a small bar to quench our thirst. 2.) quench a fire/flames to stop a fire from burning ▪ a… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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quench — [kwench] vt. [ME quenchen < OE cwencan, to extinguish, caus. of cwincan, to go out, akin to Fris kwinka, MHG verquinen, to pass away < IE base * gwey , to complain, weep] 1. to extinguish; put out [to quench fire with water] 2. to overcome; … English World dictionary
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quench — [ kwentʃ ] verb transitive 1. ) if you quench your THIRST, you drink something so that you do not feel thirsty anymore a ) used about other types of feelings or needs: Books have traditionally quenched a child s thirst for knowledge. 2. ) OLD… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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