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121 fine
I [faɪn]1. adjectiveرائِع، مُمْتازa fine performance.
2) (of weather) bright; not raining:صافٍa fine day.
3) well; healthy:حَسَنُ، بِصِحَّةٍ جيِّدَهI was ill yesterday but I am feeling fine today!
4) thin or delicate:رَقيق، ناعِمa fine material.
5) careful; detailed:دَقيقFine workmanship is required for such delicate embroidery.
6) made of small pieces, grains etc:مَصنوع مِن حَبَّات ناعِمَه، ناعِم، رَقيقfine rain.
7) slight; delicate:خَفيفa fine distinction.
8) perfectly satisfactory:مُمتاز، بَديعThere's nothing wrong with your work – it's fine.
2. adverbsatisfactorily:بِصورَة مُرْضِيَهThis arrangement suits me fine.
3. interjectiongood; well done etc:جيِّد! حَسَنٌ! II [faɪn]You've finished already – fine!
1. nounmoney which must be paid as a punishment:غَرامَه، جَزاء نَقْديI had to pay a fine.
2. verbto make (someone) pay a fine:يُغَرِّم، يَفْرِضُ غَرامَهShe was fined $10.
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122 gleam
[gliːm]1. verbto shine faintly:يَلْمَع، يَتَلألأa light gleaming in the distance.
2. noun1) a faint glow:بَريقthe gleam of her eyes.
2) a slight sign or amount:وَميضa gleam of hope.
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123 glimmer
[ˈglɪmə]1. verbto shine faintly:يومِضُA single candle glimmered in the darkness.
2. noun1) a faint light.وَميض2) a slight sign or amount:وَمْضَه، بَصيصa glimmer of hope.
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124 graze
I [greɪz] verb(of animals) to eat grass etc which is growing.يَرْعَى العُشْب II [greɪz]1. verb1) to scrape the skin from (a part of the body):يَكْشُط، يَسْحَجI've grazed my knee on that stone wall.
2) to touch lightly in passing:يَخْدُشThe bullet grazed the car.
2. nounthe slight wound caused by grazing a part of the body:كَشْط، سَحْج، خَدْشa graze on one's knee.
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125 hint
[hɪnt]1. noun1) a statement that passes on information without giving it openly or directly:تَلْميح، إشاره خَفِيَّهHe didn't actually say he wanted more money, but he dropped a hint.
2) a helpful suggestion:إقْتراح مفيدI can give you some useful gardening hints.
3) a very small amount; a slight impression:كميّه قليله،إشارة خفيفهThere was a hint of fear in his voice.
2. verbto (try to) pass on information without stating it openly or directly:يُلَمِّحHe hinted at possible changes.
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126 inclination
[ɪnkləˈneɪʃən] noun1) a tendency or slight desire to do something:Has he any inclinations towards engineering?
رَغْبَه، مَيْل إنْحِناءI felt an inclination to hit him.
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127 inkling
[ˈɪŋklɪŋ] nouna slight idea or suspicion (about something that is happening):مَعْرِفَه قليلَه، أقل فِكْرَه عنI had no inkling of what was going on until she told me all about it.
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128 jingle
[ˈdʒɪŋgl]1. noun1) a slight metallic ringing sound (made eg by coins or by small bells):جَلْجَلَه، خَشْخَشَهThe dog pricked up its ears at the jingle of its master's keys.
2) a simple rhyming verse or tune:تناغُم قوافي أبيات شِعْريَّهadvertising jingles.
2. verbto (cause to) make a clinking or ringing sound; He jingled the coins in his pocket.يُجَلْجِل، يُخَشْخِش
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