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1 sensitive
[ˈsensɪtɪv] adjective1) ( usually with to) strongly or easily affected (by something):حَسّاسsensitive to light.
2) ( usually with about or to) easily hurt or offended:حَسّاسShe is very sensitive to criticism.
3) having or showing artistic good taste:مُرْهَف الحِس، ذو ذَوْقٍ رفيعa sensitive performance.
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2 sensitive
حَسّاس \ delicate: finely made but easily damaged: a delicate musical instrument. sensitive: (of an instrument, of material, of skin, etc.) showing a rapid effect under certain conditions: Photographic film is sensitive to light, (of a person and his feelings) easily hurt a sensitive girl, who cries if she is scolded. tender: easily hurt if touched: a tender place on one’s skin. \ See Also سَريع التأثُّر -
3 sensitive
سَرِيع التَّأثُّر \ sensitive: (of a person and his feelings) easily hurt: a sensitive girl, who cries if she is scolded, (of an instrument, of material, of skin, etc.) showing a rapid effect under certain conditions Photographic film is sensitive to light. \ See Also حساس (حَسّاس) -
4 حساس
حَسّاس \ delicate: finely made but easily damaged: a delicate musical instrument. sensitive: (of an instrument, of material, of skin, etc.) showing a rapid effect under certain conditions: Photographic film is sensitive to light, (of a person and his feelings) easily hurt a sensitive girl, who cries if she is scolded. tender: easily hurt if touched: a tender place on one’s skin. \ See Also سَريع التأثُّر -
5 delicate
حَسّاس \ delicate: finely made but easily damaged: a delicate musical instrument. sensitive: (of an instrument, of material, of skin, etc.) showing a rapid effect under certain conditions: Photographic film is sensitive to light, (of a person and his feelings) easily hurt a sensitive girl, who cries if she is scolded. tender: easily hurt if touched: a tender place on one’s skin. \ See Also سَريع التأثُّر -
6 tender
حَسّاس \ delicate: finely made but easily damaged: a delicate musical instrument. sensitive: (of an instrument, of material, of skin, etc.) showing a rapid effect under certain conditions: Photographic film is sensitive to light, (of a person and his feelings) easily hurt a sensitive girl, who cries if she is scolded. tender: easily hurt if touched: a tender place on one’s skin. \ See Also سَريع التأثُّر -
7 سريع
سَرِيع \ brisk: quick; active: a brisk walk; a brisk sale of goods. fast: quick; quickly: He is a fast runner. He runs very fast. light: able to move quickly and gracefully: She’s light on her feet. He ran lightly up the stairs. prompt: done quickly; quick to act: She gave a prompt answer. She is prompt with her answers. quick: taking little time: We’ve time for a quick meal. He sent a quick answer to my letter. Be quick (Hurry), or you’ll miss the bus., (Note: use fast with nouns of travel: a fast runner, not a quick runner). rapid: quick; fast: rapid results; a rapid flow of water. smart: quick: a smart blow. speedy: quick; not delayed. swift: quick; fast: a swift answer; a swift river. \ سَرِيع الالتِهاب \ inflammable: also flammable easily set on fire: Petrol is very inflammable. \ See Also الاشتِعال \ سَرِيع الانْفِعَال \ emotional: expressing a stirring up feeling; guided by feeling and not by reason: She made an emotional speech. He is too emotional in his judgments. \ سَرِيع الانْكِسَار \ brittle: hard but easily broken: Cheap glass is often brittle. \ سَرِيع البَديهَةِ \ sharp: (of the senses) keen; acting quickly and strongly: sharp eyes (quick to notice things that are not easily seen); a sharp pain (sudden and violent). \ See Also حاضِر (للشخص) حادّ \ سَرِيع التَّأثُّر \ sensitive: (of a person and his feelings) easily hurt: a sensitive girl, who cries if she is scolded, (of an instrument, of material, of skin, etc.) showing a rapid effect under certain conditions Photographic film is sensitive to light. \ See Also حساس (حَسّاس) \ سَرِيع التَّأثُّر بِـ \ susceptible: easily moved in one’s feelings; feeling the effects of (sb. or sth.) more than most people: He was particularly susceptible to pretty girls. I am susceptible to colds. \ سَرِيع التَّأثُّر بالزَّغْزَغة \ ticklish: easily made to laugh, by tickling the body: a ticklish child. \ سَرِيع التعَلُّم \ apt: quick to learn. \ سَرِيع التَّلف \ perishable: (of goods, esp. food) decaying quickly; not lasting (unless frozen or tinned): Fruit, meat and eggs are perishable. \ See Also العَطَب \ سَرِيع التَّهَيُّج \ excitable: easily excited. \ سَرِيع الخاطِر \ witty: clever and amusing with words: a witty story; a witty speaker. \ سَرِيع العَطَب \ delicate: finely made but easily damaged: a delicate musical instrument. \ سَرِيع الغَضَب \ irritable: easily annoyed. peevish: easily annoyed about unimportant things. touchy: easily annoyed; easily hurt (in one’s feelings). quick-tempered: easily angered. short-tempered: easily angered. -
8 film
[fɪlm]1. noun1) (a thin strip of) celluloid made sensitive to light on which photographs are taken:فِلْمphotographic film.
فِلْم سينَمائي( also adjective) a film version of the novel.
3) a thin skin or covering:غِشاء، طَبقَه رَقيقَه جِداً مِن الغُبارa film of dust.
2. verb1) to make a motion picture (of):يُصَوِّر فِلْماً أو شَريطاً سينمائِيّاًThey are going to film the race.
2) ( usually with over) to cover with a film:يُغَطِّي بِطَبَقَة منHer eyes gradually filmed (over) with tears.
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9 tickle
[ˈtɪkl]1. verb1) to touch (sensitive parts of someone's skin) lightly, often making the person laugh:يُدَغدِغHe tickled me / my feet with a feather.
2) (of a part of the body) to feel as if it is being touched in this way:يشْعُر بالدَّغْدغهMy nose tickles.
3) to amuse:يُبْهِج، يُسَلّيThe funny story tickled him.
2. noun1) an act or feeling of tickling.دَغْدَغَه2) a feeling of irritation in the throat (making one cough).وَخْز خَفيف في الحُنْجَرَه
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