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1 trying
adjective1) difficult; causing strain or anxiety:شاقHaving to stay such a long time in hospital must be very trying.
2) (of people) stretching one's patience to the limit; annoying:مُتْعِبShe's a very trying woman!
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2 trying
شاقّ \ hard: uncomfortable; not pleasant: Poor people have a hard life. strenuous: needing or using a lot of bodily effort: strenuous exercise. tough: hard: a tough job. trying: troublesome; annoying. \ See Also مرهق (مُرْهِق)، مزعج (مُزْعِج) -
3 trying
مُتْعِب \ tiresome: tiring and annoying: a tiresome child. tiring: that makes one tired: What a tiring journey!. trying: troublesome; annoying. wearisome: tiring; uninteresting; dull: a wearisome journey; a wearisome talker. -
4 trying
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5 get hold of
1) to manage to speak to:يُحاوِل أن يَتَكَلَّم معI've been trying to get hold of you by phone all morning.
2) to get, buy or obtain:يحاول الحُصولI've been trying to get hold of a copy of that book for years.
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6 واظب
وَاظَبَ \ persevere: to keep on trying; continue steadily (at or in or with sth. that is hard or uninteresting). persist: (often with in) to refuse to stop doing sth., in spite of failure, advice, etc.: He persists in driving a car though he can hardly see. \ وَاظَبَ على \ keep: (with a present participle; often with on) to continue to do sth.; do sth. repeatedly: He kept (on) hitting me. Keep (on) trying till you succeed, make or do sth. regularly Keep notes of all that you see. \ وَاظَبَ على الذَّهاب إلى \ go to: to visit regularly; to attend: Which school do you go to?. \ وَاعٍ \ alert: watchful; ready to act. aware: having knowledge: I was not aware of his death (or that he was dead). conscious: awake; able to understand what is happening: The driver was badly hurt but still conscious, having knowledge; understanding John is conscious of his responsibilities. \ See Also مدرك (مُدْرِك) \ وَاعٍ لِذَاتِه \ self-conscious: feeling ashamed or uncomfortable because one’s actions or appearance may seem foolish to others: He is much too self-conscious to make a public speech. She is self-conscious about her big feet. -
7 come to grief
أَخْفَقَ \ come to grief: to end in failure or misfortune: His plans all came to grief. fail: not succeed; not do what one is trying to do: We failed to find it. Our plans failed. \ فَشِلَ \ come to grief: to end in failure or misfortune: His plans all came to grief. fail: not to succeed, not do what one is trying to do: We failed to find it. Our plans failed. \ See Also أخفق (أَخْفَقَ)، (رَسَب في الامتحان) -
8 fail
أَخْفَقَ \ come to grief: to end in failure or misfortune: His plans all came to grief. fail: not succeed; not do what one is trying to do: We failed to find it. Our plans failed. \ فَشِلَ \ come to grief: to end in failure or misfortune: His plans all came to grief. fail: not to succeed, not do what one is trying to do: We failed to find it. Our plans failed. \ See Also أخفق (أَخْفَقَ)، (رَسَب في الامتحان) -
9 credit
المَطْلُوب لَهُ \ credit: (in accounts) a record of money provided by, or owing to, a person, a business, etc. (the opposite of debit). \ اِعْتِبَار مَالِيّ \ credit: trust in one’s honesty or ability to pay: His credit in this town is very high. \ بِالأَجَل \ credit: the right to obtain goods on promise of payment later: I bought this on credit. \ See Also بِالدَّين \ ثِقَة (مَالِيَّة) \ credit: trust in one’s honesty or ability to pay: His credit in this town is very high. \ دائِن \ credit: the right to obtain goods on promise of payment later: I bought this on credit. Do you have a credit account?. \ رَصيد دائِن (في حساب) \ credit: (in accounts) a record of money provided by, or owing to, a person, a business, etc. (the opposite of debit). \ سُمْعَة حَسَنة \ credit: honour that is gained by being or doing sth.; sth. that brings a person honour: His success is a credit to him and to his teacher. You must give him credit for trying, even if he failed. He took all the credit for his brother’s work. \ شَهِدَ \ credit: (with with) to believe that sb. has sth.: I credited him with enough sense to avoid such mistakes. \ فَضْل \ credit: honour that is gained by being or doing sth.; sth. that brings a person honour: His success is a credit to him and to his teacher. You must give him credit for trying, even if he failed. He took all the credit for his brother’s work. \ See Also مفخرة (مَفْخَرَة)، ثناء (ثَنَاء) \ قَيَّدَ في الحساب الدائن \ credit: (in accounts) to record sth. as a credit. \ نَسَبَ شيئًا لشخص \ credit: (with with) to believe that sb. has sth.: I credited him with enough sense to avoid such mistakes. -
10 effort
مَجْهُود \ effort: the act of trying hard; a struggle to do sth.; a serious attempt: He made no real effort to find it. His efforts had no result. He lifted the heavy box with little effort. \ مَسْعًى \ effort: the act of trying hard; a struggle to do sth.; a serious attempt: He made no real effort to find it. His efforts had no result. He lifted the heavy box with little effort. \ See Also جهد (جُهْد) -
11 keep
اِسْتَمَرَّ في \ keep: (with a present participle; often with on) to continue to do sth.; do sth. repeatedly: He kept (on) hitting me. Keep (on) trying till you succeed. keep on: (without the participle) to continue: Keep on till I tell you to stop. \ دَاوَمَ \ keep: (with a present participle; often with on) to continue to do sth.; do sth. repeatedly: He kept (on) hitting me. Keep (on) trying till you succeed. keep on: (as at keep but without the participle) to continue: Keep on till I tell you to stop. \ See Also استمر (اِسْتَمَرَّ) -
12 keep on
اِسْتَمَرَّ في \ keep: (with a present participle; often with on) to continue to do sth.; do sth. repeatedly: He kept (on) hitting me. Keep (on) trying till you succeed. keep on: (without the participle) to continue: Keep on till I tell you to stop. \ دَاوَمَ \ keep: (with a present participle; often with on) to continue to do sth.; do sth. repeatedly: He kept (on) hitting me. Keep (on) trying till you succeed. keep on: (as at keep but without the participle) to continue: Keep on till I tell you to stop. \ See Also استمر (اِسْتَمَرَّ) -
13 rhetorical
بَلِيغ \ rhetorical: (of language) not simple or natural; over expressive, as used by sb. trying to have a strong effect on the feelings of the listener. \ مُتَكَلَّف \ rhetorical: (of language) not simple or natural; over expressive, as used by sb. trying to have a strong effect on the feelings of the listener. -
14 شاق
adj. hard, uphill, trying, toilsome, arduous, laborious, robust, stiff, onerous, strenuous, troublesome, terrible, painful -
15 متعب
adj. onerous, burdensome, exhaustive, disturbing, troublesome, annoying, bothersome, inconvenient, vexing, arduous, strenuous, laborious, tired, tiresome, tiring, weary, wearisome, fatiguing, toilsome, trying -
16 مرهق
adj. exhausted, fatigued, tired, weary, worn out, worn, run down, overworked, dog-tired, toil worn, overtired, overtaxed, stressed, strained, burdened, oppressed, exhausting, fatiguing, tiring, wearing, wearisome, operose, trying, onerous, grueling -
17 اختبار
اِخْتِبَار: تَجْرِيبexperimentation, experiment(ing); trial, trying, test(ing), examination, check(ing), sampling -
18 استرضاء
اِسْتِرْضاءconciliation, propitiation, appeasement, placation, pacification; seeking to satisfy, trying to please -
19 باهظ
باهِظexorbitant, excessive, immoderate, extortionate, unreasonable, extravagant, enormous, fancy; expensive, high-priced, costly; heavy, burdensome, ponderous, cumbersome, oppressive, onerous, trying -
20 بروفة الخياطة
برُوفَةُ الخِيَاطَةfitting, trying on of new clothes
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