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مُنْحَدَر \ bank: a long sloping piece of ground, often forming a border: the car left the road and rolled down a bank. dip: a slight downward slope: There was a dip in the ground. slope: a hillside; a surface that rises as a hillside does: a steep slope; the slope of a roof. -
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اِنْحَدَرَ \ dip: to go down a little: The road dipped down to the river then went up again. slant: slope. slope: have a slope: My garden slopes down to the stream. -
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سَطْح مائِل \ slope: a hillside; a surface that rises as a hillside does: a steep slope; the slope of a roof. -
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[sləup]1. noun1) a position or direction that is neither level nor upright; an upward or downward slant:إنْحِدارThe floor is on a slight slope.
2) a surface with one end higher than the other:مُنْحَدَرThe house stands on a gentle slope.
2. verbto be in a position which is neither level nor upright:يَنْحَدِرThe field slopes towards the road.
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تَحَدُّر \ slope, declivity. -
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nouna snowy slope where people can ski.مُنْحَدَر تَزَلُّج -
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مُنْحَدَر \ bank: a long sloping piece of ground, often forming a border: the car left the road and rolled down a bank. dip: a slight downward slope: There was a dip in the ground. slope: a hillside; a surface that rises as a hillside does: a steep slope; the slope of a roof. -
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مُنْحَدَر \ bank: a long sloping piece of ground, often forming a border: the car left the road and rolled down a bank. dip: a slight downward slope: There was a dip in the ground. slope: a hillside; a surface that rises as a hillside does: a steep slope; the slope of a roof. -
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مُنْحَدَر \ bank: a long sloping piece of ground, often forming a border: the car left the road and rolled down a bank. dip: a slight downward slope: There was a dip in the ground. slope: a hillside; a surface that rises as a hillside does: a steep slope; the slope of a roof. -
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أَمالَ \ tilt: to slope or lean (a piece of furniture, a container, etc.): If you tilt the table, the plates will slip off it. The table tilted. We tilt a pot so as to pour out its contents. tip: to slope or lean: If you tip that chair too far, it will tip over (it will fall). \ مَيَّلَ \ tilt: to slope or lean (a piece of furniture, a container, etc.): If you tilt the table, the plates will slip off it. The table tilted. We titl a pot so as to pour out its contents. tip: slope or lean: If you tip that chair too far, it will tip over (it will fall). -
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أَمالَ \ tilt: to slope or lean (a piece of furniture, a container, etc.): If you tilt the table, the plates will slip off it. The table tilted. We tilt a pot so as to pour out its contents. tip: to slope or lean: If you tip that chair too far, it will tip over (it will fall). \ مَيَّلَ \ tilt: to slope or lean (a piece of furniture, a container, etc.): If you tilt the table, the plates will slip off it. The table tilted. We titl a pot so as to pour out its contents. tip: slope or lean: If you tip that chair too far, it will tip over (it will fall). -
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اِنْحِدَار \ dip: a slight downward slope: There was a dip in the ground. slant: (not of land) slope: The table was on a slant, so that things rolled off it. \ See Also منحدر (مُنْحَدَر) \ بِانْحِدَار \ downhill: down a slope: The road ran downhill. -
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اِنْحَدَرَ \ dip: to go down a little: The road dipped down to the river then went up again. slant: slope. slope: have a slope: My garden slopes down to the stream. \ اِنْحَدَرَ من أَصْل أو سَلَف \ be descend from: to come from the family of (sb. of earlier times): He claims to be descended from Napoleon. -
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سَطْح \ roof: the top of a building or of a vehicle. surface: the outside of any object; the top of a liquid: A brick has six surfaces (a top, a bottom, two sides and two ends). Ice forms on the surface of a lake, outward appearance On the surface, all was calm; but secretly there was great excitement. top: an upper surface: a table top. \ سَطْح \ deck: a floor or level of a ship (but not its bottom): Rowing-boats have no deck. Big ships have several decks. \ See Also ظَهْر السفينة \ سَطْح ارْتِكاز \ bearing: part of a machine that allows another part resting on it or turn freely: Ball bearings are metal balls, set in a ring round a bar. \ سَطْح الأرض \ ground: the solid surface of the earth: He sat on the ground. \ السَّطح الجاف \ rind: a hard skin (of an orange, of cheese, etc.). \ See Also القِشْرَة \ سَطْح الشارع المُعَبَّد \ pavement: the paved surface of a street. \ سَطْح مائِل \ slope: a hillside; a surface that rises as a hillside does: a steep slope; the slope of a roof. -
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