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1 singe
سَفَعَ \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. sear: to burn or dry as if with great heat. singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat. \ See Also شيط (شَيَّطَ)، لفح (لَفَحَ)، حرق (حَرَقَ) -
2 singe
شَيَّطَ \ scorch: to burn the surface of (sth., not food) with dry heat: He stood too near the fire and scorched his trousers. singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat. -
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حَرَقَ حَرقًا خفيفًا \ singe: to burn (sth., such as cloth or hair) slightly, with dry heat. -
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5 singe, sear, scorch
أشاطَ (أزالَ زَغَب النسيج) \ singe, sear, scorch. -
6 blast(ing), scald(ing), sear, singe(ing), charring
سَفْعٌ \ blast(ing), scald(ing), sear, singe(ing), charring. \ See Also لفح (لَفْح)Arabic-English glossary > blast(ing), scald(ing), sear, singe(ing), charring
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7 ssahada
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8 hharaqa
burn [Mal haraq, Heb charakh (singe), Syr charak, JNA khrkh, Hrs hhroq, Uga hhrk] -
9 salaqa
boil, scald, singe [Sem s-l-q, Akk salaqu, Heb shalaq, Syr shelaq (cook), JNA shlq] -
10 يد قردية
1. main en singe 2. monkey hand -
11 أحرق
1́ adj. hot tempered2́ v. burn, burnt, incinerate, deflagrate, fire, kiln, blaze, light, singe, scald, sear, char, parch, sting, smart, sizzle -
12 تصهيب
n. singe -
13 حرق
n. firing, burn, singe -
14 سفع
1́ n. burn, suntan2́ v. singe, tan -
15 سفعة
n. singe, sunburn -
16 أحرق
أحْرَقَto burn, incinerate, destroy by fire, consume with fire, set on fire, set fire to, set afire, set ablaze, ignite, kindle, light, inflame, enkindle; to scorch, singe, scald, sear, char -
17 أرمض
أرْمَضَ: أحْرَقَ، سَفَعَto burn; to scorch, singe, scald, sear, char -
18 حرق
حَرْق: أثَرُ الاحْتِراقburn; scorch, singe, scald, sear -
19 شوط
شَوّطَ: سَفَعَ، أحْرَقَto singe, scorch, scald, sear -
20 أشاط (أزال زغب النسيج)
أشاطَ (أزالَ زَغَب النسيج) \ singe, sear, scorch. \ أشَاطَ غضبًا \ madden: to make sb. wildly excited (with pain or anger, not joy): The prisoners were maddened with hunger.
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singe — singe … Dictionnaire des rimes
singe — [ sɛ̃ʒ ] n. m. • 1170; lat. simius, var. de simia 1 ♦ Mammifère primate (simiens), caractérisé par une face nue, un cerveau développé, des membres préhensiles à cinq doigts. Principaux singes : cercopithèque, macaque, magot, rhésus; cynocéphale,… … Encyclopédie Universelle
singe — SINGE. s. m. Animal à quatre pieds, fort souple & fort agile, & celuy de tous les animaux qui ressemble le plus à l homme. Gros singe. petit singe. singe à longue queuë. il y a plusieurs especes de singes. payer en monnoye de singe. Voy MONNOYE.… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
Singe — (s[i^]nj), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Singed} (s[i^]njd); p. pr. & vb. n. {Singeing} (s[i^]nj [i^]ng).] [OE. sengen, AS. sengan in besengan (akin to D. zengen, G. sengen), originally, to cause to sing, fr. AS. singan to sing, in allusion to the singing … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Singe — Singe, n. A burning of the surface; a slight burn. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
singe — O.E. sengan to burn lightly, burn the edges (of hair, wings, etc.), from P.Gmc. *sangjanan (Cf. O.Fris. of sendza, M.Du. singhen, Du. zengen, Ger. sengen to singe ). The root often is said to be related to that of sing, on the idea of some sort… … Etymology dictionary
singe — m. singe fr. . voir monina, oïstití … Diccionari Personau e Evolutiu
singe — index burn, deflagrate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
singé — singé, ée (sin jé, jée) part. passé de singer. Des manières de grand seigneur singées par un malôtru … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
singe — sear, *burn, scorch, char … New Dictionary of Synonyms
singe — [v] burn blacken, blaze, brand, brown, cauterize, char, cook, flame, ignite, incinerate, parch, scald, scorch, sear, toast, torch; concept 249 … New thesaurus
