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62 quttn
cotton [Sem q-tt-n, Akk qatanu (be thin), Mal qoton (cotton), Heb qattan (small), Hrs qaytten (be thin), Amh qettene] -
63 أرهف
أرْهَفَ: رَقّقَto thin (out), make thin -
64 أنحف
أنْحَفَ: جَعَلَهُ نَحِيفاً، أنْحَلَ، أضْعَفَto thin, make thin, make slender, attenuate, emaciate, enervate -
65 أنحل
أنْحَلَ: أهْزَلَ، أنْحَفَto emaciate, enervate, attenuate, thin, make thin -
66 أهزل
أهْزَلَ: أنْحَلَ، صَيّرَهُ مَهْزُولاًto emaciate, waste away, enervate, attenuate, thin, make lean or thin -
67 رفع
رَفّعَ: رَقّقَto thin (out), make thin; to fine, make fine -
68 رق
رَقّ: دَقّto thin; to be or become thin, delicate, fine, slender, tenuous -
69 رقق
رَقّقَ: رَفّعَto thin (out), make thin; to fine, make fine -
70 غشاء
غِشَاءmembrane; thin layer, thin sheet, fine surface; integument, tegument; diaphragm; screen; film, pellicle; coat(ing); cover(ing), envelope -
71 filament
[ˈfɪləmənt] nounsomething very thin shaped like a thread, especially the thin wire in an electric light bulb.خَيط، سِلْك -
72 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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73 gaunt
[gɔːnt] adjective(of a person) thin or thin-faced:نَحيل، هَزيلa gaunt old woman.
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74 lash
[læʃ]1. noun1) an eyelash:هُدْب العَيْنShe looked at him through her thick lashes.
ضَرْبَة بالسَّوْطThe sailor was given twenty lashes as a punishment.
3) a thin piece of rope or cord, especially of a whip:مِجْلَدَهa whip with a long, thin lash.
2. verb1) to strike with a lash:يَضْرِب، بِشِدَّهHe lashed the horse with his whip.
2) to fasten with a rope or cord:يَرْبِط بِحَبْلAll the equipment had to be lashed to the deck of the ship.
3) to make a sudden or restless movement (with) (a tail):يَتَحَرَّك كالسَّوْطThe tiger crouched in the tall grass, its tail lashing from side to side.
4) (of rain) to come down very heavily.يَهْطُلُ بِشِدَّه -
75 leaf
[liːf] plural leaves [liːvz] noun1) a part of a plant growing from the side of a stem, usually green, flat and thin, but of various shapes depending on the plant:وَرَقَة الشَّجَرMany trees lose their leaves in autumn.
2) something thin like a leaf, especially the page of a book:ورَقَهSeveral leaves had been torn out of the book.
3) an extra part of a table, either attached to one side with a hinge or added to the centre when the two ends are apart.صَفيحَه -
76 pencil
[ˈpensl]1. nouna long, thin instrument ( usually of wood) containing a thin stick of graphite or some similar solid substance for writing or drawing:This pencil needs sharpening / to be sharpened
قَلَم رَصاص( also adjective) a pencil sharpener.
2. verb– past tense, past participle ˈpencilled, (American) ˈpenciledto write or draw with a pencil:يَكْتُب بالقَلَمHe pencilled an outline of the house.
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77 skin
[skɪn]1. noun1) the natural outer covering of an animal or person:جِلْدA snake can shed its skin.
2) a thin outer layer, as on a fruit:قِشْرَهonion-skins.
3) a (thin) film or layer that forms on a liquid:طَبَقَه رَقيقَهBoiled milk often has a skin on it.
2. verb– past tense, past participle skinnedto remove the skin from:يَسْلَخHe skinned and cooked the rabbit.
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78 strand
I [strænd]See:II [strænd] nouna thin thread, eg one of those twisted together to form rope, string, knitting-wool etc, or a long thin lock of hair:خَيط، سِلْك مَجدولShe pushed the strands of hair back from her face.
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80 حزمة
حُزْمَة \ bundle: a number of things (sticks, books, clothes, etc.) tied together. pack: (in various trade uses) a packet; (in travel) a packed container: Each soldier carried a pack on his back. package: a bundle that is packed in paper: This package is too heavy to post. sheaf: a collection of thin things (stems of corn, papers, etc.) tied together. wisp: a small amount of sth. thin (grass, hair, etc.) often twisted in shape. \ See Also رزمة (رِزْمَة)، صرة (صُرَّة) \ حُزْمَة من الأَمْواج \ band: (in radio) a particular range of wavelengths.
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