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Top 4000 Words

The 4000 most frequent English words

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Frequency
explore
/ɪkˈsplɔːɹ/

يستكشف

to travel through an unfamiliar area to learn about it; to examine thoroughly

verb

Examples:

• They set out to explore the uncharted island.

• Let's explore the possibilities before making a decision.

favour
/ˈfeɪvɚ/

معروف

an act of kindness; approval or support (British spelling of 'favor')

noun

Examples:

• Could you do me a favour and pick up the groceries?

• The decision was in our favour.

footage
/ˈfʊtɪdʒ/

لقطات

recorded film or video material

noun

Examples:

• Security footage showed the suspect entering the building.

• The documentary included rare archival footage.

grave
/ɡɹeɪv/

قبر

a place of burial for a dead body

noun

Examples:

• They placed flowers on the grave.

• The ancient grave was discovered by archaeologists.

خطير

giving cause for alarm; serious

adjective

Examples:

• The situation is extremely grave.

• He spoke with a grave expression on his face.

implementation
/ˌɪmpləmɛnˈteɪʃən/

تنفيذ

the process of putting a plan or decision into effect

noun

Examples:

• The implementation of the new policy begins next month.

• Successful implementation requires careful planning.

investigate
/ɪnˈvɛstɪɡeɪt/

يحقق

to carry out a systematic inquiry to establish facts

verb

Examples:

• The police are investigating the robbery.

• Scientists investigate the effects of pollution on health.

jazz
/dʒæz/

جاز

a type of music of African American origin characterized by improvisation and syncopation

noun

Examples:

• She plays jazz piano at the local club.

• New Orleans is considered the birthplace of jazz.

laboratory
/ˈlæbɹətɔːɹi/

معمل

a room or building equipped for scientific research or experiments

noun

Examples:

• The scientists conducted their experiments in the laboratory.

• The blood sample was sent to the laboratory for analysis.

literary
/ˈlɪtəɹɛɹi/

أدبي

relating to literature or the writing of books

adjective

Examples:

• She has a deep appreciation for literary fiction.

• The magazine publishes literary criticism and reviews.

mask
/mæsk/

قناع

a covering for all or part of the face, used for protection or disguise

noun

Examples:

• Everyone wore a mask during the pandemic.

• The actor put on a mask for the costume party.

midnight
/ˈmɪdnaɪt/

نص الليل

twelve o'clock at night; the middle of the night

noun

Examples:

• The clock struck midnight on New Year's Eve.

• She stayed up past midnight studying for the exam.

mouse
/maʊs/

فأر

a small rodent with a pointed snout and long tail, sometimes kept as a pet

noun

Examples:

• The mouse scurried across the kitchen floor and hid behind the refrigerator.

• She kept a white mouse as a pet and fed it seeds every morning.

ماوس

a handheld device used to control a cursor on a computer screen

noun

Examples:

• He clicked the mouse to open the file on his desktop.

• Her wireless mouse stopped working when the battery ran out.

piano
/piˈænoʊ/

بيانو

a large keyboard musical instrument with strings struck by hammers

noun

Examples:

• She has been playing the piano since she was five.

• The grand piano stood in the center of the concert hall.

praise
/pɹeɪz/

يمدح

to express warm approval or admiration

verb

Examples:

• The teacher praised the student for her excellent work.

• Critics praised the film for its originality.

مديح

the expression of approval or admiration

noun

Examples:

• She received praise for her dedication.

• The book earned widespread praise from reviewers.

presentation
/ˌpɹɛzənˈteɪʃən/

عرض تقديمي

the act of presenting information to an audience; the way something is displayed

noun

Examples:

• She gave a brilliant presentation at the conference.

• The presentation of the food was beautiful.

psychology
/saɪˈkɑːlədʒi/

علم النفس

the scientific study of the human mind and its functions

noun

Examples:

• She earned a degree in psychology.

• Understanding psychology can help improve communication.

relation
/ɹɪˈleɪʃən/

علاقة

the way in which two or more things are connected; a person related by blood or marriage

noun

Examples:

• There is a close relation between diet and health.

• She is a distant relation of the royal family.

restrictions
/ɹɪˈstɹɪkʃənz/

قيود

limitations or controls on what can be done

noun

Examples:

• Travel restrictions were imposed during the pandemic.

• There are no restrictions on the use of the facility.

rocket
/ˈɹɑːkɪt/

صاروخ

a cylindrical vehicle propelled by combustion of fuel, used for space travel or as a weapon

noun

Examples:

• The rocket launched successfully into orbit.

• The children built a model rocket for the science fair.

ruin
/ˈɹuːɪn/

يخرب

to destroy or severely damage something

verb

Examples:

• The storm ruined the crops.

• Don't let one mistake ruin your entire career.

أطلال

the remains of a building or structure that has fallen into disrepair

noun

Examples:

• We explored the ancient ruins of the castle.

• The building fell into ruin after years of neglect.

slave
/sleɪv/

عبد

a person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them

noun

Examples:

• Millions of Africans were brought to America as slaves.

• The abolitionist movement fought to free the slaves.

stability
/stəˈbɪlɪti/

استقرار

the state of being stable; not likely to change or fail

noun

Examples:

• Political stability is essential for economic growth.

• The building was tested for structural stability.

steady
/ˈstɛdi/

ثابت

firmly fixed or supported; regular and even

adjective

Examples:

• The patient made a steady recovery.

• She maintained a steady pace throughout the race.

symbol
/ˈsɪmbəl/

رمز

a mark, sign, or word that represents an idea, object, or concept

noun

Examples:

• The dove is a symbol of peace.

• The dollar sign is a well-known financial symbol.

terminal
/ˈtɝːmɪnəl/

محطة

a building at an airport or bus station where passengers arrive and depart

noun

Examples:

• The flight departs from Terminal 3.

• We waited at the bus terminal for two hours.

في مرحلته الأخيرة

predicted to lead to death; relating to a final or end stage

adjective

Examples:

• The patient was diagnosed with a terminal illness.

• The project has reached its terminal phase.

toilet
/ˈtɔɪlɪt/

حمام

a fixed receptacle for urination and defecation; a bathroom

noun

Examples:

• The toilet is down the hall on the right.

• Please flush the toilet after use.

treaty
/ˈtɹiːti/

معاهدة

a formally concluded and ratified agreement between countries

noun

Examples:

• The two nations signed a peace treaty.

• The treaty established new trade regulations.

triple
/ˈtɹɪpəl/

تلاتي

consisting of three parts or elements; three times as large

adjective

Examples:

• She ordered a triple espresso.

• The company saw triple growth in profits.

يتلت

to make or become three times as large or as many

verb

Examples:

• The company tripled its revenue in three years.

• She tripled the recipe to feed the whole group.

affair
/əˈfɛɹ/

شأن

an event or sequence of events; a romantic or sexual relationship outside marriage

noun

Examples:

• The scandal became a public affair.

• He had an affair that ended his marriage.

agenda
/əˈdʒɛndə/

جدول أعمال

a list of items to be discussed or acted upon, especially at a meeting

noun

Examples:

• The first item on the agenda is the budget review.

• What is on today's agenda?

bat
/bæt/

مضرب

a piece of equipment used to hit the ball in sports like baseball or cricket

noun

Examples:

• He swung the bat and hit a home run.

• The cricket bat was made of willow wood.

خفاش

a nocturnal flying mammal

noun

Examples:

• Bats use echolocation to navigate in the dark.

• A bat flew into the attic through the open window.

bow
/baʊ/

ينحني

to bend the upper body forward as a sign of respect or greeting

verb

Examples:

• The actors bowed to the audience after the performance.

• He bowed his head in prayer.

قوس

a weapon for shooting arrows; a knot tied with two loops

noun

Examples:

• She tied a bow in the ribbon.

• The archer drew back the bow and released the arrow.

calendar
/ˈkæləndɚ/

تقويم

a system of organizing days for social, religious, or administrative purposes

noun

Examples:

• I marked the date on my calendar.

• The calendar shows that Monday is a holiday.

cape
/keɪp/

رداء

a sleeveless cloak; a headland or promontory

noun

Examples:

• The superhero wore a red cape.

• They sailed around the cape during the storm.

collective
/kəˈlɛktɪv/

جماعي

done by or belonging to all members of a group

adjective

Examples:

• The decision was a collective effort.

• They share a collective responsibility for the project.

cooperation
/koʊˌɑːpəˈɹeɪʃən/

تعاون

the act of working together toward a common goal

noun

Examples:

• International cooperation is needed to address climate change.

• The project succeeded thanks to the cooperation of all team members.

craft
/kɹæft/

حرفة

an activity involving skill in making things by hand; a boat or aircraft

noun

Examples:

• She learned the craft of pottery from her grandmother.

• The small craft bobbed on the waves.

darkness
/ˈdɑːɹknəs/

ضلمة

the absence of light; a state of being dark

noun

Examples:

• The room was plunged into darkness when the power went out.

• They stumbled through the darkness of the forest.

devil
/ˈdɛvəl/

شيطان

the supreme spirit of evil in Christianity and Judaism; an evil being

noun

Examples:

• The story tells of a deal made with the devil.

• He played the role of the devil in the school play.

edit
/ˈɛdɪt/

يحرر

to prepare written material for publication by correcting and revising

verb

Examples:

• She spent hours editing the manuscript.

• You can edit the document before submitting it.

enable
/ɪˈneɪbəl/

يمكّن

to make something possible or give someone the ability to do something

verb

Examples:

• Technology enables us to communicate instantly.

• The grant enabled her to continue her research.

equity
/ˈɛkwɪti/

إنصاف

the quality of being fair and impartial; the value of shares in a company

noun

Examples:

• The judge's decision was based on equity.

• He invested in private equity funds.

estimates
/ˈɛstɪmɪts/

تقديرات

rough calculations or approximate judgments of value, number, or quantity

noun

Examples:

• The cost estimates came in higher than expected.

• According to recent estimates, the population will double by 2050.

fortune
/ˈfɔːɹtʃən/

ثروة

a large amount of money or wealth; luck or chance

noun

Examples:

• He made a fortune in the tech industry.

• She had the good fortune to find a mentor early on.

goodbye
/ɡʊdˈbaɪ/

مع السلامة

used to express good wishes when parting or at the end of a conversation

interjection

Examples:

• She waved goodbye as the train pulled away.

• It's hard to say goodbye to close friends.

hardware
/ˈhɑːɹdwɛɹ/

أجهزة

the physical components of a computer system; tools and equipment

noun

Examples:

• The store sells computer hardware and accessories.

• You'll find nails and screws in the hardware section.

intellectual
/ˌɪntəˈlɛktʃuəl/

فكري

relating to the intellect; a person who engages in critical thinking and reasoning

adjective

Examples:

• She enjoys intellectual discussions about philosophy.

• The book presents a compelling intellectual argument.

invite
/ɪnˈvaɪt/

يدعو

to ask someone politely to come or to do something

verb

Examples:

• We invited all our friends to the wedding.

• She was invited to speak at the conference.

involvement
/ɪnˈvɑːlvmənt/

مشاركة

the act of taking part in something; the state of being included

noun

Examples:

• Her involvement in the charity made a big difference.

• The investigation revealed his involvement in the scandal.

nuts
/nʌts/

مكسرات

hard-shelled fruits of certain plants; also informal for crazy

noun

Examples:

• She added nuts to the salad for extra crunch.

• He went nuts when he heard the good news.

petition
/pəˈtɪʃən/

عريضة

a formal written request signed by many people, addressed to an authority

noun

Examples:

• They gathered signatures for a petition against the new law.

• The petition was presented to the city council.

phrase
/fɹeɪz/

عبارة

a small group of words that forms a meaningful unit

noun

Examples:

• Can you explain this phrase to me?

• The phrase 'break a leg' means 'good luck' in theater.

racial
/ˈɹeɪʃəl/

عنصري

relating to race or differences between races

adjective

Examples:

• Racial equality is a fundamental human right.

• The country has a long history of racial tensions.

regime
/ɹɪˈʒiːm/

نظام

a government, especially an authoritarian one; a system or ordered way of doing things

noun

Examples:

• The regime was overthrown during the revolution.

• She follows a strict fitness regime.

sauce
/sɔːs/

صلصة

a thick liquid served with food to add moisture and flavor

noun

Examples:

• The pasta was served with a rich tomato sauce.

• Would you like some sauce on your steak?

seal
/siːl/

ختم

a device or substance used to close something tightly

noun

Examples:

• Check that the seal on the container is intact.

• The letter bore the royal seal.

فقمة

a marine mammal with flippers, living partly on land and partly in water

noun

Examples:

• We watched the seals basking on the rocks.

• The seal dove into the icy water.

shield
/ʃiːld/

درع

a broad piece of armor carried on the arm for protection; something that protects

noun

Examples:

• The knight raised his shield against the blow.

• Sunscreen acts as a shield against UV rays.

يحمي

to protect from danger or harm

verb

Examples:

• She tried to shield her children from the bad news.

• The umbrella shielded us from the rain.

slide
/slaɪd/

ينزلق

to move smoothly along a surface

verb

Examples:

• The children love to slide down the hill on their sleds.

• She slid the glass across the table.

زحليقة

a structure with a smooth sloping surface for children to play on

noun

Examples:

• The children played on the slide at the park.

• She prepared a slide presentation for the meeting.

stem
/stɛm/

ساق

the main body of a plant; to originate from

noun

Examples:

• She trimmed the stem of the rose before placing it in the vase.

• The problem stems from a lack of communication.

summit
/ˈsʌmɪt/

قمة

the highest point of a hill or mountain

noun

Examples:

• They reached the summit of the mountain at dawn.

• The view from the summit was breathtaking.

قمة

a formal meeting between the leaders of two or more countries or organizations

noun

Examples:

• The world leaders gathered for the economic summit.

• A peace summit was held in Geneva to negotiate the ceasefire.

talented
/ˈtæləntəd/

موهوب

having a natural ability to do something well

adjective

Examples:

• She is a talented musician.

• He’s very talented at drawing.

throat
/θɹoʊt/

زور

the front part of the neck; the passage from the mouth to the stomach or lungs

noun

Examples:

• She had a sore throat from singing all night.

• He cleared his throat before speaking.

tiger
/ˈtaɪɡɚ/

نمر

a large wild cat with orange fur and black stripes, native to Asia

noun

Examples:

• The Bengal tiger is an endangered species.

• The tiger stalked its prey through the tall grass.

toy
/tɔɪ/

لعبة

an object designed for play and entertainment

noun

Examples:

• The child's favorite toy is a stuffed bear.

• The store sells a wide range of toys and games.

warriors
/ˈwɔːɹiɚz/

محاربين

brave or experienced fighters or soldiers

noun

Examples:

• The ancient warriors fought fiercely in battle.

• The Golden State Warriors won the championship.

wisdom
/ˈwɪzdəm/

حكمة

the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment

noun

Examples:

• With age comes wisdom.

• The ancient text is full of wisdom and insight.

alien
/ˈeɪliən/

كائن فضائي

a being from another world; a foreigner or outsider

noun

Examples:

• The movie is about an alien invasion.

• She felt like an alien in the new school.

غريب

unfamiliar and strange; from another country or world

adjective

Examples:

• The landscape looked completely alien to her.

• Alien species can threaten local ecosystems.

awkward
/ˈɔːkwɚd/

محرج

causing or feeling embarrassment or inconvenience

adjective

Examples:

• There was an awkward silence after his comment.

• She felt awkward meeting her ex at the party.

beast
/biːst/

وحش

a large or dangerous animal; a brutal or unkind person

noun

Examples:

• The beast roamed the forest at night.

• He is a beast on the football field.

beef
/biːf/

لحم بقري

the meat from a cow, bull, or ox

noun

Examples:

• She ordered a beef steak for dinner.

• Ground beef is the main ingredient in this recipe.

candy
/ˈkændi/

حلوى

a sweet food made with sugar or chocolate

noun

Examples:

• The children received candy on Halloween.

• She has a weakness for candy and chocolates.

celebration
/ˌsɛlɪˈbɹeɪʃən/

احتفال

the action of marking an important occasion with enjoyable activities

noun

Examples:

• The celebration lasted well into the night.

• They organized a celebration for her retirement.

celebrity
/sɪˈlɛbɹɪti/

مشهور

a famous person, especially in entertainment or sports

noun

Examples:

• The celebrity was surrounded by fans at the event.

• Social media has created a new type of celebrity.

certificate
/sɚˈtɪfɪkɪt/

شهادة

an official document attesting a fact or achievement

noun

Examples:

• She received a certificate for completing the course.

• You need a birth certificate to apply for a passport.

cited
/ˈsaɪtɪd/

مُستشهَد

referred to as evidence or authority; mentioned

adjective

Examples:

• The study was frequently cited in academic papers.

• He cited several examples to support his argument.

clay
/kleɪ/

طين

a stiff, sticky type of earth that can be molded when wet and hardened when baked

noun

Examples:

• She shaped the clay into a beautiful vase.

• The soil in this area contains a lot of clay.

colleagues
/ˈkɑːliːɡz/

زملاء

people with whom one works in a profession or business

noun

Examples:

• She gets along well with her colleagues.

• He discussed the proposal with his colleagues at the office.

constructed
/kənˈstɹʌktɪd/

مُنشَأ

built or made; put together from parts

adjective

Examples:

• The bridge was constructed in the 19th century.

• The argument was poorly constructed.

default
/dɪˈfɔːlt/

افتراضي

a preselected option when no alternative is specified; failure to fulfill an obligation

noun

Examples:

• The system uses English as the default language.

• The company defaulted on its loan payments.

derived
/dɪˈɹaɪvd/

مُشتَق

obtained from a specified source

adjective

Examples:

• The medicine is derived from natural plants.

• The word is derived from Latin.

dialogue
/ˈdaɪəlɑːɡ/

حوار

a conversation between two or more people; a discussion aimed at reaching agreement

noun

Examples:

• The dialogue between the characters was well written.

• Both sides agreed to open a dialogue on the issue.

disabled
/dɪsˈeɪbəld/

ذو إعاقة

having a physical or mental condition that limits movement, senses, or activities

adjective

Examples:

• The building has ramps for disabled access.

• She works with disabled children at the local school.

distinct
/dɪˈstɪŋkt/

مميز

recognizably different; clearly separate or individual

adjective

Examples:

• The two languages are quite distinct from each other.

• There is a distinct smell of smoke in the air.

drag
/dɹæɡ/

يجر

to pull something along with difficulty; to move slowly

verb

Examples:

• She dragged the heavy suitcase across the floor.

• The meeting dragged on for hours.

educated
/ˈɛdʒʊkeɪtɪd/

متعلم

having received a good education; having acquired knowledge through formal schooling

adjective

Examples:

• She is a highly educated professional with two degrees.

• An educated guess is still better than a random one.

eligible
/ˈɛlɪdʒɪbəl/

مؤهل

satisfying the conditions required to be considered or selected for something

adjective

Examples:

• You must be 18 to be eligible to vote.

• Only full-time employees are eligible for health benefits.

estimate
/ˈɛstɪmɪt/

تقدير

an approximate calculation or judgment of value, number, quantity, or extent

noun

Examples:

• The contractor gave us an estimate of $5,000 for the repairs.

• My estimate is that it will take about three hours.

يقدّر

to roughly calculate or judge the value, number, quantity, or extent of something

verb

Examples:

• Experts estimate the damage at over a million dollars.

• I estimated that the journey would take two hours.

execution
/ˌɛksɪˈkjuːʃən/

تنفيذ

the carrying out or putting into effect of a plan, order, or course of action

noun

Examples:

• The execution of the project went smoothly.

• Poor execution of the strategy led to failure.

إعدام

the carrying out of a death sentence

noun

Examples:

• The execution was carried out at dawn.

• Public executions were common in medieval times.

fifty
/ˈfɪfti/

خمسين

the number equivalent to the product of five and ten; 50

number

Examples:

• She turned fifty last year.

• There were fifty people at the meeting.

followers
/ˈfɒloʊərz/

متابعين

people who follow, support, or subscribe to a person, cause, or social media account

noun

Examples:

• She has over a million followers on Instagram.

• The movement gained followers quickly.

fool
/fuːl/

أحمق

a person who acts unwisely or imprudently; a silly person

noun

Examples:

• Don't be a fool — save your money.

• He felt like a fool after making that mistake.

يخدع

to trick or deceive someone

verb

Examples:

• You can't fool me with that old trick.

• He fooled everyone with his disguise.

framework
/ˈfreɪmwɜːrk/

إطار

a basic structure underlying a system, concept, or text; a set of rules or principles

noun

Examples:

• We need a clear framework for evaluating proposals.

• The legal framework governing data privacy is complex.

franchise
/ˈfræntʃaɪz/

امتياز

an authorization granted by a company to an individual or group to sell its products or services in a particular area

noun

Examples:

• She bought a fast-food franchise and opened her own restaurant.

• The franchise agreement requires strict quality standards.

furniture
/ˈfɜːrnɪtʃər/

أثاث

large movable objects such as tables, chairs, and beds used to make a room suitable for living or working

noun

Examples:

• They bought new furniture for the living room.

• The furniture was old but well maintained.

integrated
/ˈɪntɪɡreɪtɪd/

متكامل

with various parts or aspects linked or coordinated; combined into a whole

adjective

Examples:

• The school offers an integrated curriculum.

• This software has an integrated payment system.

intelligent
/ɪnˈtɛlɪdʒənt/

ذكي

having or showing intelligence, especially of a high level

adjective

Examples:

• She is one of the most intelligent students in the class.

• That was an intelligent question.

interaction
/ˌɪntərˈækʃən/

تفاعل

reciprocal action or influence; communication or direct involvement with someone

noun

Examples:

• Social interaction is important for mental health.

• The interaction between the two chemicals caused a reaction.

jet
/dʒɛt/

طائرة نفاثة

a type of aircraft powered by jet engines

noun

Examples:

• They flew to Paris on a private jet.

• The jet landed smoothly on the runway.

نفاثة

a stream of liquid or gas forced out of a small opening at high speed

noun

Examples:

• A jet of water shot from the broken pipe.

• The firefighter aimed the jet at the base of the flames.

lifestyle
/ˈlaɪfstaɪl/

نمط الحياة

the way in which a person lives; the habits, attitudes, and preferences that characterize someone

noun

Examples:

• A healthy lifestyle includes regular exercise and a balanced diet.

• Moving to the countryside changed her lifestyle completely.

loop
/luːp/

حلقة

a shape produced by a curve that bends round and crosses itself; a repeated sequence

noun

Examples:

• The road makes a loop around the lake.

• The program runs in an infinite loop.

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