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1 kick
[kɪk]1. verb1) to hit or strike out with the foot:يَرْفُسHe kicked open the gate.
2) (of a gun) to jerk or spring back violently when fired.يَرْتَد2. noun1) a blow with the foot:رَفْسَه، لَبْطَهHe was injured by a kick from a horse.
2) the springing back of a gun after it has been fired.إرْتِداد3) a pleasant thrill:سُرور، إنْفِعال فَرِحShe gets a kick out of making people happy.
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2 extreme
الأَبْعَد \ extreme: farthest; right at the end: He sat at the extreme end of the row. farthest: at or to the greatest distance: I kicked the ball to the farthest corner of the field. furthest: farthest; most distant. \ See Also الأقصى (الأَقْصَى) \ الأَقْصَى \ extreme: farthest; right at the end: He sat at the extreme end of the row. farthest: at or to the greatest distance: I kicked the ball to the farthest corner of the field. furthest: farthest; most distant. -
3 farthest
الأَبْعَد \ extreme: farthest; right at the end: He sat at the extreme end of the row. farthest: at or to the greatest distance: I kicked the ball to the farthest corner of the field. furthest: farthest; most distant. \ See Also الأقصى (الأَقْصَى) \ الأَقْصَى \ extreme: farthest; right at the end: He sat at the extreme end of the row. farthest: at or to the greatest distance: I kicked the ball to the farthest corner of the field. furthest: farthest; most distant. -
4 furthest
الأَبْعَد \ extreme: farthest; right at the end: He sat at the extreme end of the row. farthest: at or to the greatest distance: I kicked the ball to the farthest corner of the field. furthest: farthest; most distant. \ See Also الأقصى (الأَقْصَى) \ الأَقْصَى \ extreme: farthest; right at the end: He sat at the extreme end of the row. farthest: at or to the greatest distance: I kicked the ball to the farthest corner of the field. furthest: farthest; most distant. -
5 retaliate
اِنْتَقَمَ \ retaliate: to do harm in return for harm that one has suffered: He kicked me on purpose, and I retaliated by knocking him down. \ See Also ثَأَرَ لِنَفْسِه \ ثَأَرَ (اِنْتَقَم) لِنَفْسِه \ retaliate: to do harm in return for harm that one has suffered: He kicked me on purpose, and I retaliated by knocking him down. -
6 خاسئ
خاسِئ: مَطْرُود، مُبْعَدousted, sent away, driven away, kicked out -
7 himself
pronoun1) used as the object of a verb or preposition when a male person or animal is the object of an action he performs:نفسهHe looked at himself in the mirror.
2) used to emphasize he, ~him or the name of a male person or animal:نَفسه: ضمير توكيديJohn himself played no part in this.
3) without help etc:بِدون مُساعَده، بنفْسِهHe did it himself.
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8 in play
(of a ball) according to the rules of the game, (not) in a position where it can be hit, kicked etc.يُمْكِن أو لا يُمْكِن اللعب -
9 intransitive
[ɪnˈtrænsɪtɪv] adjective(of a verb) that does not have an object:The baby lay on the floor and kicked
فِعْل لازِمGo and fetch the book!
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10 out of play
(of a ball) according to the rules of the game, (not) in a position where it can be hit, kicked etc.يُمْكِن أو لا يُمْكِن اللعب -
11 rear
I [rɪə]1. noun1) the back part of something:مُؤَخَّرThe enemy attacked the army in the rear.
2) the buttocks, bottom:مُؤَخَّرَة الإنْسانThe horse kicked him in his rear.
2. adjectivepositioned behind:خَلْفي II [rɪə] verbthe rear wheels of the car.
1) to feed and care for (a family, animals etc while they grow up):يُرَبّيHe rears cattle.
2) ( especially of a horse) to rise up on the hind legs:يَشُبُّ الحِصانThe horse reared in fright as the car passed.
3) to raise (the head etc):يَرْفَعThe snake reared its head.
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12 shin
[ʃɪn]1. nounthe front part of the leg below the knee:عَظْم الساقHe kicked him on the shins.
2. verb– past tense, past participle shinned( usually with up) to climb by alternate movements of both arms and both legs:يَتَسَلَّق شَجَرَة بِذِراعَيْهِ وَقَدَمَيْهِHe shinned up the tree.
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13 touch
[tatʃ]1. verb1) to be in, come into, or make, contact with something else:يَلْمسHe touched the water with his foot.
2) to feel (lightly) with the hand:يُلامِس، يَتَحَسَّسHe touched her cheek.
3) to affect the feelings of; to make (someone) feel pity, sympathy etc:يُثير المَشاعِرI was touched by her generosity.
4) to be concerned with; to have anything to do with:يَلْمِس، يَهْتَم بِI wouldn't touch a job like that.
2. noun1) an act or sensation of touching:لَمْسَهI felt a touch on my shoulder.
2) ( often with the) one of the five senses, the sense by which we feel things:حاسَّة اللمْسThe stone felt cold to the touch.
3) a mark or stroke etc to improve the appearance of something:لَمْسَهThe painting still needs a few finishing touches.
4) skill or style:مَهارَه، أسْلوبHe hasn't lost his touch as a writer.
5) (in football) the ground outside the edges of the pitch (which are marked out with ˈtouchlines):خَط التَّماس في مَلْعَب الكُرَهHe kicked the ball into touch.
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14 الأبعد
الأَبْعَد \ extreme: farthest; right at the end: He sat at the extreme end of the row. farthest: at or to the greatest distance: I kicked the ball to the farthest corner of the field. furthest: farthest; most distant. \ See Also الأقصى (الأَقْصَى) -
15 إصابة
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16 الأقصى
الأَقْصَى \ extreme: farthest; right at the end: He sat at the extreme end of the row. farthest: at or to the greatest distance: I kicked the ball to the farthest corner of the field. furthest: farthest; most distant. -
17 انتقم
اِنْتَقَمَ \ avenge: to do sth. to punish sb. for the wrong he has done: They avenged their friend’s death by killing his murderer. revenge: to take one’s revenge: We revenged ourselves on our father’s murderer, by destroying all his possessions. \ اِنْتَقَمَ \ retaliate: to do harm in return for harm that one has suffered: He kicked me on purpose, and I retaliated by knocking him down. \ See Also ثَأَرَ لِنَفْسِه -
18 ثأر
ثَأَرَ \ avenge: to do sth. to punish sb. for the wrong he has done: They avenged their friend’s death by killing his murderer. revenge: to take one’s revenge: We revenged ourselves on our father’s murderer, by destroying all his possessions. \ ثَأَرَ (اِنْتَقَم) لِنَفْسِه \ retaliate: to do harm in return for harm that one has suffered: He kicked me on purpose, and I retaliated by knocking him down. \ ثَأَرَ من \ get one’s own back (on): to punish sb. for sth. bad done to one by that person: He hit me, but I’ll get my own back (on him). -
19 حقد
حِقْد \ grudge: a feeling of dislike against sb. who has annoyed one: I’ve had a grudge against him since he damaged my fence. malice: the desire to harm people. rancour: bitter, unforgiving hatred. spite: mean hatred or anger; the desire to hurt: He kicked me out of spite, because his team was losing. spitefulness: spiteful behaviour. \ See Also ضغينة (ضَغِينَة) -
20 ضغينة
ضَغِينَة \ feud: a bitter quarrel between two families or groups, often causing deaths. grudge: a feeling of dislike against sb. who has annoyed one: I’ve had a grudge against him since he damaged my fence. malice: the desire to harm people. rancour: bitter, unforgiving hatred. spite: mean hatred or anger; the desire to hurt: He kicked me out of spite, because his team were losing. \ See Also حقد (حِقْد)
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