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41 mistress
مُدَرِّسَة \ mistress: a female teacher: the art mistress; the headmistress. schoolmistress: a female schoolteacher. \ مُعَلِّمَة \ mistress: a female teacher: the art mistress. schoolmistress: a female schoolteacher. -
42 schoolmistress
مُدَرِّسَة \ mistress: a female teacher: the art mistress; the headmistress. schoolmistress: a female schoolteacher. \ مُعَلِّمَة \ mistress: a female teacher: the art mistress. schoolmistress: a female schoolteacher. -
43 part-time
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44 scowl
تَقْطيب \ scowl: an angry look. \ قَطَّبَ \ scowl: to look angry: The teacher scowled at the rude boy. \ See Also عبس (عَبَسَ)، كشر (كَشَّرَ) \ كَشَّرَ \ scowl: to look angry: The teacher scowled at the rude boy. -
45 snap
اِلْتَقَطَ صُورة \ snap: photograph quickly. \ اِنْغَلَقَ \ snap: to open or shut with a sharp noise: The box snapped open. \ See Also اِنْفَتَح فَجأةً \ اِنْفَتَح أو انْغَلَقَ فَجأةً \ snap: to open or shut with a sharp noise: The box snapped open. \ اِنْقَصَفَ \ snap: to break suddenly and noisily, under pressure: The rope snapped. \ See Also انقطع (اِنْقَطَعَ) \ اِنْقَطَعَ فجأة \ snap: to break suddenly and noisily, under pressure: The rope snapped. \ اِنْقَطَمَ فجأة \ snap: to break suddenly and noisily, under pressure: The rope snapped. \ تَكَلَّمَ نَبْرًا \ snap: to speak angrily: My teacher snapped at me. "Sit up straight!" he snapped. \ خَاطَبَ بِحِدَّة \ snap: to speak angrily: My teacher snapped at me. "Sit up straight!" he snapped. \ نَهَشَ \ snap: to bite (or try to bite): The dog snapped (at) my leg. \ هَمَّ بِعَضّ شيء \ snap: to bite (or try to bite): The dog snapped (at) my leg. -
46 stopgap
بَدِيل مُؤَقَّت \ stopgap: sb. or sth. that fills a need for a short time: One of the older students acted as a stopgap when the teacher of the youngest class was ill. \ سَدَّةُ فَراغ \ stopgap: sb. or sth. that fills a need for a short time: One of the older students acted as a stopgap when the teacher of the youngest class was ill. \ See Also بَديل مُؤَقَّت -
47 temperamental
مُتَعَلِّق بالمِزاج \ temperamental: with feelings that change suddenly and unreasonably: He is too temperamental to be a good teacher. \ مِزاجيّ \ temperamental: with feelings that change suddenly and unreasonably: He is too temperamental to be a good teacher. -
48 shacha
get old [Mal xih (old), Syr shayk (highest teacher)] -
49 ustadh
master; teacher [from Per ostad] Aze usta, Hin ustad, Swa stadi, Tat osta, Tur üstat, Uzb usta borrowed from Ar -
50 بيضة برايس - تيتشر
Bryce-Teacher ovum -
51 أنا مدرس.
I am a teacher. -
52 المدرس
n. teacher, preceptor -
53 المعلم لعلم الإحصاءات
n. vital statistics teacher -
54 مدرسة
n. school, schoolmistress, teacher -
55 معلم
1́ adj. marked, pedantic2́ n. teacher, guide, pedagogue, pedant, schoolmaster, preceptor, schoolteacher, instructor -
56 مهذب
1́ adj. cultivated, ladylike, well mannered, well bred, refined, polished, cultured, educated, polite, respectable, mannerly, civil, civilized, courteous, urbane, fair-spoken, rectified, corrected, purified2́ n. educator, teacher, discipliner, gentleman, preceptor -
57 أستاذ
أُسْتاذprofessor; teacher; lecturer, reader; master; Mr. -
58 مؤدب
مُؤَدّب: مُهَذّبeducator, teacher, tutor; discipliner -
59 مثقف
مُثَقّفeducator, educationist, teacher; educative, instructive, informative, enlightening -
60 مدرس
مُدَرّس: مُعَلّمteacher, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster; tutor; lecturer
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