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1 surfeit
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2 آيل إلى
آيلٌ إلى: مُوَدّ إلى، مُفْضٍ إلىleading to, resulting in, producing, bringing about, causing, giving rise to; conducive to, contributing to -
3 تسبيب
تَسْبِيب: مَصْدَر سَبّبَcausing, causation, occasioning, bringing about, giving rise to, giving birth to, resulting in, making, triggering, effectuation, production, creation, engendering, generation -
4 مؤد إلى
مُؤَدّ (المُؤَدّي) إلىleading to; conducive to, contributing to, contributive to; causing, resulting in, bringing about, giving rise to, producing -
5 مترتب
مُتَرَتّب (على): ناشِئ (عن), ناتِج (عن)resulting (from), resultant (from), consequent(ial) (on), following (as a consequence) (from), attendant (upon), ensuing (from), deriving (from), arising (from), springing (from), issuing (from), originating (from), stemming (from), growing out (of), caused (by), occasioned (by) -
6 مسبب
مُسَبّب: مُؤَدّ إلى، مُحْدِثcausative, causing, occasioning, giving rise to, resulting in, bringing about, producing, creating; causer, originator, author, occasioner, maker, producer, creator, generator -
7 مسبب عن
مُسَبّبٌ عن: ناجِمٌ عنcaused by, occasioned by, brought about by, produced by, created by, resulting from, arising from -
8 مفض إلى
مُفْضٍ (المُفْضِي) إلىleading to; conducive to, contributing to, contributive to; causing, resulting in, bringing about, giving rise to, producing -
9 ناتج
ناتِج (عن): ناجِم (عن), مُسَبّب (عن)resulting (from), resultant (from), consequent(ial) (on), following (as a consequence) (from), attendant (upon), ensuing (from), proceeding (from), arising (from), springing (from), issuing (from), originating (from), stemming (from), growing out (of), brought about (by), caused (by), occasioned (by), produced (by), generated (by), engendered (by) -
10 ناجم
ناجِم (عن): ناتِج (عن), مُسَبّب (عن)resulting (from), resultant (from), consequent(ial) (on), following (from), ensuing (from), proceeding (from), arising (from), springing (from), originating (from), stemming (from), issuing (from), growing out (of), brought about (by), caused (by) -
11 ناشئ من أو عن
ناشِئٌ مِنْ أو عَنْ: ناجِمٌ عَنْarising from, originating from, springing from, stemming from, issuing from, emanating from, proceeding from, following from, resulting from, resultant from, ensuing from, growing out of -
12 aftermath
[-mæθ] nounthe situation etc resulting from an important, especially unpleasant, event:عَواقِب، آثَار (الحرب)The country is still suffering from the aftermath of the war.
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13 asthma
[ˈæsmə] (American) [ˈæzmə] nounan illness which causes difficulty in breathing out, resulting from an allergy etc.رَبْـو ، أسَـمـه -
14 healthy
adjective1) (generally) having good health:I'm rarely ill – I'm really a very healthy person
صَحيح ، صِحّيMy bank balance is healthier now than it used to be.
2) causing or helping to produce good health:مُفيد للصِّحَّهa healthy climate.
3) resulting from good health:دالٌّ على الصِّحَّهa healthy appetite.
سَليم، منطقيHe shows a healthy respect for the law.
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15 malnutrition
[mælnjuˈtrɪʃən] noun(a medical condition resulting from) eating too little or getting too little nourishing food:سوء تَغْذِيَهAbout half of the population is suffering from malnutrition.
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16 skill
[skɪl] noun1) cleverness at doing something, resulting either from practice or from natural ability:بَراعَه، حِذْقThis job requires a lot of skill.
2) a job or activity that requires training and practice; an art or craft:مَهارَهthe basic skills of reading and writing.
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17 smile
[smaɪl]1. verbto show pleasure, amusement etc by turning up the corners of the mouth:إبْتِسامَهHe asked her what she was smiling at.
2. nounan act of smiling, or the resulting facial expression:"How do you do?" he said with a smile
إبْتِسام، تَبَسُّمthe happy smiles of the children.
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18 snake-bite
nounthe wound resulting from the bite of a snake:لَدْغَة الأفْعىWhat is the best treatment for (a) snake-bite?
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19 square
[skweə]1. noun1) a four-sided two-dimensional figure with all sides equal in length and all angles right angles.مُرَبَّع2) something in the shape of this.شَكْل مُرَبَّع3) an open place in a town, with the buildings round it.مَيْدان4) the resulting number when a number is multiplied by itself:مُرَيَّع العَدَد3 ˣ 3, or 32 = 9, so 9 is the square of 3.
2. adjective1) having the shape of a square or right angle:مُرَبَّع الشَّكْلHe has a short, square body / a square chin.
If I pay you an extra $5 shall we be (all) square?
مُتَوازِن، مُتَعادِلTheir scores are (all) square (= equal).
3) measuring a particular amount on all four sides:تَرْبيعيThis piece of wood is two metres square.
4) old-fashioned:قَديم، طِراز عَتيقsquare ideas about clothes.
3. adverb1) at right angles, or in a square shape:بِشَكلٍ مُرَبَّعThe carpet is not cut square with the corner.
2) firmly and directly:بالضَّبْط، مُباشَرَةًShe hit him square on the point of the chin.
4. verb1) to give a square shape to or make square.يُرَبِّع، يُعْطي شَكلا مُرَبَّعايُسَوِّي حِساباI must square my account with you.
3) to (cause to) fit or agree:يَتَناسَب، يَتَوافَقHis story doesn't square with the facts.
4) to multiply a number by itself:يُرَبِّع العَدَدTwo squared is four.
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20 subdivision
[-ˈvɪʒən] noun1) subdividing or the parts resulting from doing this.تَقْسيم إلى أجْزاء2) (American ) a portion of land divided up for housing etc; a zone.قِطْعَة أرْض مُقَسَّمَه للبِناء3) (American) a residential area on the outskirts of a city or town:مَنْطِقَه سَكَنِيَّه في ض��واحي المَدينَهprofessionals working from home by means of their computers and living in isolated subdivisions.
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