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transit
/ˈtræn.zɪt/

عبور

the process of traveling or being transported from one place to another; a public transportation system

noun

例句:

• The goods were damaged while in transit to the warehouse.

• The city's public transit system carries millions of passengers daily.

villa
/ˈvɪl.ə/

فيلا

a large, luxurious house, especially one used as a holiday home in a warm country

noun

例句:

• They rented a private villa by the sea for their summer vacation.

• The Roman ruins included the remains of an elaborate villa.

wireless
/ˈwaɪər.lɪs/

لاسلكي

using radio waves rather than electrical wires to transmit signals or data

adjective

例句:

• The office switched to wireless internet to reduce cable clutter.

• Wireless headphones have become increasingly popular in recent years.

wrap
/ræp/

يلف

to cover or enclose something by winding or folding material around it

verb

例句:

• She wrapped the birthday gift in colorful paper.

• Wrap the leftover food in plastic film before putting it in the refrigerator.

yoga
/ˈjoʊ.ɡə/

يوغا

a Hindu spiritual and physical discipline involving breath control, postures, and meditation

noun

例句:

• She practices yoga every morning to start the day with calm and focus.

• Yoga has been shown to reduce stress and improve flexibility.

adopt
/əˈdɒpt/

يتبنى

to take a child or animal into one's family or care permanently

verb

例句:

• The couple decided to adopt a child from the local foster care system.

• We adopted our dog from a rescue shelter last year.

يعتمد

to begin to use or accept a new method, idea, or course of action

verb

例句:

• Many companies have adopted remote work policies since the pandemic.

• The school adopted a new curriculum to better prepare students for the future.

airlines
/ˈɛər.laɪnz/

شركات الطيران

companies that provide regular scheduled flights for passengers and cargo

noun

例句:

• Budget airlines have made air travel accessible to more people.

• Several major airlines canceled flights due to the severe weather.

anytime
/ˈɛn.i.taɪm/

في أي وقت

at any time; used to indicate that something can happen without restriction of time

adverb

例句:

• You can call me anytime if you need help.

• The store is open anytime from seven in the morning to midnight.

bacteria
/bækˈtɪər.i.ə/

بكتيريا

microscopic single-celled organisms found in every environment, some of which cause disease

noun

例句:

• Bacteria in the gut play an important role in digestion.

• The doctor prescribed antibiotics to eliminate the harmful bacteria.

beside
/bɪˈsaɪd/

بجانب

at the side of; next to

preposition

例句:

• She sat beside her friend at the concert.

• The house is beside the river.

blade
/bleɪd/

نصل

the flat cutting edge of a knife, sword, or other cutting tool

noun

例句:

• The chef sharpened the blade of his kitchen knife before preparing dinner.

• The sword's blade was made from high-quality steel.

عشبة

a long, narrow leaf of grass or a similar plant

noun

例句:

• She lay in the meadow staring up at the sky, running her fingers through the blades of grass.

• Each blade of grass was covered in morning dew.

boot
/buːt/

حذاء طويل

a sturdy shoe that covers the ankle and sometimes the lower leg

noun

例句:

• She pulled on her leather boots before heading out into the rain.

• Hiking boots provide good ankle support on rough terrain.

يُشغّل الحاسوب

to start up a computer; to load the operating system

verb

例句:

• Press the power button to boot the computer.

• The system failed to boot after the power outage.

bucks
/bʌks/

دولارات

informal plural of buck; dollars (US slang for money)

noun

例句:

• Can you lend me ten bucks until Friday?

• The concert tickets cost fifty bucks each.

bulk
/bʌlk/

الجزء الأكبر

a large mass or quantity of something; the majority or main part of something

noun

例句:

• The bulk of the work was completed before the deadline.

• Buying goods in bulk is usually more cost-effective than buying individual items.

cargo
/ˈkɑːr.ɡoʊ/

شحنة

goods carried on a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle

noun

例句:

• The cargo ship was loaded with containers of electronics.

• The airline charged extra for heavy cargo.

census
/ˈsɛn.səs/

تعداد السكان

an official count or survey of a population, typically recording various details such as age, sex, and occupation

noun

例句:

• The national census is conducted every ten years.

• According to the latest census, the city's population has grown significantly.

christianity
/ˌkrɪs.tiˈæn.ɪ.ti/

المسيحية

the world's largest religion, based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ

noun

例句:

• Christianity is practiced by over two billion people worldwide.

• The spread of Christianity throughout Europe transformed medieval culture.

coastal
/ˈkoʊ.stəl/

ساحلي

of, near, or relating to a coast or the area near the sea

adjective

例句:

• Many coastal towns rely heavily on fishing and tourism.

• Coastal erosion is a growing problem due to rising sea levels.

coin
/kɔɪn/

عملة معدنية

a flat disc of metal used as money; a piece of currency

noun

例句:

• He found an old coin in the attic that turned out to be very valuable.

• She tossed a coin to decide which team would go first.

يصنع مصطلحاً

to invent a new word or phrase

verb

例句:

• The term 'selfie' was coined in the early 2000s.

• She coined a memorable slogan for the marketing campaign.

commentary
/ˈkɒm.ən.ter.i/

تعليق

spoken or written explanations or opinions about an event or text; a continuous description of a sporting event as it happens

noun

例句:

• The sports commentator provided lively commentary throughout the match.

• The documentary included thoughtful commentary from historians and eyewitnesses.

confusion
/kənˈfjuː.ʒən/

ارتباك

a state of not being able to think clearly or understand something; disorder or chaos

noun

例句:

• There was widespread confusion about the new regulations.

• The sudden change of plans created confusion among the team.

congressional
/kənˈɡrɛʃ.ən.əl/

كونغرسي

relating to the United States Congress or a similar legislative assembly

adjective

例句:

• The congressional committee held hearings on the proposed legislation.

• Congressional elections are held every two years in the United States.

corn
/kɔːrn/

ذرة

a tall plant that produces large yellow seeds on cobs, widely cultivated as a food crop; the seeds themselves

noun

例句:

• We grilled corn on the cob at the summer barbecue.

• The farmer grew corn and soybeans on his land.

deemed
/diːmd/

مُعتبَر

officially or formally regarded or considered as having a particular quality

adjective

例句:

• The building was deemed unsafe and ordered to be demolished.

• Her work was deemed excellent by the review committee.

destiny
/ˈdɛs.tɪ.ni/

مصير

the events that will necessarily happen to a person in the future; fate

noun

例句:

• She believed it was her destiny to become a great artist.

• Some people think that destiny is fixed, while others believe we create our own future.

distant
/ˈdɪs.tənt/

بعيد

far away in space or time; not closely related; reserved or unfriendly

adjective

例句:

• They could see the distant mountains through the morning haze.

• She seemed distant and preoccupied during the meeting.

emerging
/ɪˈmɜːr.dʒɪŋ/

ناشئ

becoming known or noticed; in the process of coming into being

adjective

例句:

• Emerging technologies like AI are reshaping the global economy.

• The emerging markets offer significant opportunities for investment.

emotion
/ɪˈmoʊ.ʃən/

مشاعر

a strong feeling such as joy, anger, love, or fear; the part of a person's character that causes such feelings

noun

例句:

• She tried to control her emotions during the difficult conversation.

• Music has the power to evoke strong emotion in listeners.

emphasis
/ˈɛm.fə.sɪs/

تأكيد

special importance, value, or prominence given to something; stress laid on a word or phrase

noun

例句:

• The school places great emphasis on developing critical thinking skills.

• She spoke with emphasis to make sure her point was understood.

ethics
/ˈɛθ.ɪks/

أخلاق

moral principles that govern a person's or group's behavior; the study of those principles

noun

例句:

• Medical ethics require doctors to respect patient confidentiality.

• The ethics of using artificial intelligence in decision-making are widely debated.

excitement
/ɪkˈsaɪt.mənt/

إثارة

a feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness; something that causes such a feeling

noun

例句:

• There was great excitement in the crowd as the team scored the final goal.

• The children's excitement on Christmas morning was infectious.

exploration
/ˌɛks.plɔːˈreɪ.ʃən/

استكشاف

the action of exploring an unfamiliar area; thorough analysis of a subject or idea

noun

例句:

• Space exploration has led to many important scientific discoveries.

• The novel is an exploration of identity and belonging.

humor
/ˈhjuː.mər/

فكاهة

the quality of being amusing or funny; the ability to appreciate and express things that are amusing

noun

例句:

• His dry humor always made his colleagues laugh.

• She used humor to diffuse the tension in the room.

insight
/ˈɪn.saɪt/

بصيرة

a deep understanding of a person or situation; an accurate and deep understanding of the nature of something

noun

例句:

• The book offers valuable insights into human psychology.

• Her insight into the problem helped the team find a solution quickly.

mar
/mɑːr/

يشوه

to damage or spoil the appearance or quality of something

verb

例句:

• A deep scratch marred the surface of the antique table.

• The scandal marred his otherwise distinguished career.

nerve
/nɜːrv/

عصب

a fiber or bundle of fibers that transmit impulses between the brain and other parts of the body

noun

例句:

• The dentist accidentally touched a nerve, causing sharp pain.

• The sciatic nerve runs from the lower back down through the leg.

جرأة

courage or boldness; the audacity to do something

noun

例句:

• It took a lot of nerve to stand up and speak in front of the entire company.

• She had the nerve to ask for a raise after only one month on the job.

nightmare
/ˈnaɪt.mɛr/

كابوس

a frightening or unpleasant dream; a very difficult or distressing situation

noun

例句:

• She woke up screaming from a nightmare about falling.

• Navigating the bureaucracy was an absolute nightmare.

overnight
/ˌoʊ.vərˈnaɪt/

بين عشية وضحاها

happening, done, or used during the night; very quickly or suddenly

adverb

例句:

• The package was sent overnight and arrived the next morning.

• The band became famous overnight after their song went viral.

partially
/ˈpɑːr.ʃəl.i/

جزئياً

to some extent but not completely or fully

adverb

例句:

• The road was partially blocked by fallen debris after the storm.

• She was only partially satisfied with the outcome of the negotiations.

pie
/paɪ/

فطيرة

a baked dish with a pastry crust and a sweet or savory filling

noun

例句:

• She baked an apple pie for the family gathering.

• The restaurant is famous for its chicken pot pie.

preserve
/prɪˈzɜːrv/

يحافظ

to keep something safe from harm or destruction; to maintain in its original state

verb

例句:

• The organization works to preserve historic buildings in the city.

• Salt was used in ancient times to preserve food.

qualify
/ˈkwɒl.ɪ.faɪ/

يتأهل

to be entitled to receive or do something; to meet the required standard for something

verb

例句:

• She studied hard to qualify as a certified accountant.

• The team qualified for the national championship by winning their regional tournament.

raid
/reɪd/

غارة

a sudden surprise attack on an enemy or a place, especially by police or military

noun

例句:

• Police conducted a dawn raid on the suspected drug dealers.

• The village was destroyed in a Viking raid in the ninth century.

ram
/ræm/

كبش

an adult male sheep

noun

例句:

• The farmer separated the ram from the ewes in the autumn.

• The ram butted its head against the fence repeatedly.

يصطدم

to force something into a small space; to crash into something with great force

verb

例句:

• He rammed the drawer shut in frustration.

• The car rammed into the barrier at high speed.

respective
/rɪˈspɛk.tɪv/

كل منهما

belonging or relating separately to each of two or more people or things just mentioned

adjective

例句:

• The two teams returned to their respective locker rooms at halftime.

• Each student was asked to write about their respective experiences.

restricted
/rɪˈstrɪk.tɪd/

مقيّد

limited in extent, number, or scope; kept under strict control

adjective

例句:

• Access to the laboratory is restricted to authorized personnel only.

• Movement was restricted during the lockdown.

sandy
/ˈsæn.di/

رملي

covered with or consisting of sand; resembling sand in texture or color; also a common nickname for Sandra or Alexander

adjective

例句:

• The children played on the sandy beach for hours.

• The trail became sandy and difficult to walk on near the dunes.

scenario
/sɪˈnɛər.i.oʊ/

سيناريو

a possible sequence of future events; a setting or background for a story or plan

noun

例句:

• In the worst-case scenario, the project could be delayed by six months.

• The team prepared for several scenarios before the product launch.

sheep
/ʃiːp/

خروف

a domesticated ruminant mammal kept for its wool, meat, and milk

noun

例句:

• The farmer had a large flock of sheep grazing on the hillside.

• Wool is sheared from sheep once or twice a year.

situated
/ˈsɪtʃ.u.eɪ.tɪd/

يقع

located in a particular place or position

adjective

例句:

• The hotel is situated in the heart of the city, close to all major attractions.

• The village is situated on a hillside overlooking a beautiful valley.

sony
/ˈsoʊ.ni/

سوني

a major Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Tokyo, known for electronics, entertainment, and gaming

noun

例句:

• Sony is well known for its PlayStation gaming consoles.

• She bought a Sony television that was highly rated for picture quality.

sustainable
/səˈsteɪ.nə.bəl/

مستدام

able to be maintained at a certain rate or level; causing little or no damage to the environment

adjective

例句:

• The company is transitioning to sustainable packaging to reduce its environmental impact.

• A sustainable economy must balance growth with resource conservation.

sustained
/səˈsteɪnd/

مستمر

maintained continuously over a prolonged period; kept at the same level without interruption

adjective

例句:

• The country has experienced sustained economic growth for over a decade.

• Sustained effort is required to master a new language.

taxi
/ˈtæk.si/

سيارة أجرة

a car available for hire with a driver, used to transport passengers to their destination

noun

例句:

• She hailed a taxi outside the airport to get to her hotel.

• The taxi driver knew every street in the city.

threatening
/ˈθrɛt.ən.ɪŋ/

مهدِّد

expressing a threat; intended to intimidate or cause fear

adjective

例句:

• He sent a threatening letter to his former employer.

• The dark clouds on the horizon looked threatening.

tobacco
/təˈbæk.oʊ/

تبغ

a plant whose dried leaves are used to make cigarettes, cigars, and other smoking products

noun

例句:

• The government has increased taxes on tobacco products to discourage smoking.

• Tobacco plantations were once a major part of the economy in the American South.

trace
/treɪs/

أثر

a mark, sign, or evidence of something that once existed or passed

noun

例句:

• There was no trace of the missing hiker.

• She found traces of paint on the floor.

تتبع

to follow or find by investigation; to copy by drawing over

verb

例句:

• Police traced the call to a nearby phone booth.

• She traced the map onto tracing paper.

uncomfortable
/ʌnˈkʌmf.tər.bəl/

غير مريح

causing or feeling physical or mental discomfort

adjective

例句:

• The chair was uncomfortable to sit in for long periods.

• She felt uncomfortable during the awkward silence.

weakness
/ˈwiːk.nəs/

ضعف

the state of lacking strength, power, or determination; a fault or failing

noun

例句:

• Chocolate is my one weakness.

• The report identified several weaknesses in the plan.

widespread
/ˈwaɪd.sprɛd/

واسع الانتشار

spread over a wide area or among many people

adjective

例句:

• There is widespread support for the new policy.

• The disease caused widespread damage to crops.

accessible
/əkˈsɛs.ə.bəl/

متاح

able to be reached or used; easy to understand or obtain

adjective

例句:

• The building is fully accessible to wheelchair users.

• The book makes complex ideas accessible to general readers.

acknowledge
/əkˈnɒl.ɪdʒ/

يعترف

to accept or admit the truth or existence of something; to express gratitude or recognition

verb

例句:

• She acknowledged that she had made a mistake.

• He acknowledged the applause with a bow.

advised
/ədˈvaɪzd/

مستشار

having been given recommendations or information; deliberate and considered

adjective

例句:

• You are advised to carry identification at all times.

• It would be ill-advised to sign the contract without reading it.

advisory
/ədˈvaɪ.zər.i/

استشاري

having the role of giving recommendations or warnings

adjective

例句:

• She serves on an advisory committee for the government.

• A weather advisory was issued for the coastal areas.

animation
/ˌæn.ɪˈmeɪ.ʃən/

رسوم متحركة

the technique of creating moving images from still drawings or computer graphics

noun

例句:

• The film used computer animation to create the characters.

• She studied animation at art school.

assignment
/əˈsaɪn.mənt/

مهمة

a task or piece of work allocated to someone; the act of assigning

noun

例句:

• The students were given a writing assignment.

• He was sent on a foreign assignment for the magazine.

bare
/bɛr/

عارٍ

not covered or clothed; without the usual contents or equipment

adjective

例句:

• She walked across the bare floorboards.

• The cupboard was bare — they had nothing to eat.

basement
/ˈbeɪs.mənt/

قبو

a room or floor partly or fully below ground level

noun

例句:

• They converted the basement into a home gym.

• The old records were stored in the basement.

bias
/ˈbaɪ.əs/

تحيز

a tendency to favour one side unfairly; a prejudice

noun

例句:

• The study revealed a bias toward male candidates.

• Journalists should report without personal bias.

cancel
/ˈkæn.səl/

يلغي

to decide that something planned will not happen; to revoke or annul

verb

例句:

• They had to cancel the concert due to rain.

• Please cancel my subscription at the end of the month.

carpet
/ˈkɑːr.pɪt/

سجادة

a thick woven fabric used to cover floors

noun

例句:

• They laid a new carpet in the living room.

• The red carpet was rolled out for the celebrities.

ceiling
/ˈsiː.lɪŋ/

سقف

the upper interior surface of a room

noun

例句:

• The ceiling in the old house was very high.

• She painted the ceiling white to make the room feel brighter.

cherry
/ˈtʃɛr.i/

كرز

a small, round stone fruit that is typically red, yellow, or dark purple

noun

例句:

• She picked fresh cherries from the tree.

• The cake was topped with a cherry.

chill
/tʃɪl/

قشعريرة

an unpleasant coldness; a feeling of fear or dread

noun

例句:

• There was a chill in the autumn air.

• A chill ran down her spine when she heard the noise.

يسترخي

to relax; to become calm

verb

例句:

• Let's just chill at home tonight.

• Chill out — everything will be fine.

classification
/ˌklæs.ɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

تصنيف

the act of arranging things into groups based on shared characteristics

noun

例句:

• The classification of species is a key task in biology.

• Documents with a secret classification require special handling.

clue
/kluː/

دليل

a piece of evidence or information used to solve a mystery or problem

noun

例句:

• The detective found a key clue at the crime scene.

• I have no clue what you are talking about.

collapse
/kəˈlæps/

ينهار

to fall down suddenly; a sudden failure or breakdown

verb

例句:

• The building collapsed after the earthquake.

• She collapsed from exhaustion after the race.

compound
/ˈkɒm.paʊnd/

مركب

a thing made of two or more separate elements; an enclosed area containing buildings

noun

例句:

• Water is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen.

• The soldiers lived in a secure compound.

conscious
/ˈkɒn.ʃəs/

واعٍ

aware of and able to think about one's surroundings; deliberate and intentional

adjective

例句:

• She was conscious of being watched.

• He made a conscious effort to eat healthier.

consecutive
/kənˈsɛk.jʊ.tɪv/

متتالي

following continuously in unbroken sequence

adjective

例句:

• They won three consecutive championships.

• It rained for five consecutive days.

costume
/ˈkɒs.tjuːm/

زي

a set of clothes worn to represent a particular character or period

noun

例句:

• She wore a pirate costume for Halloween.

• The film's costumes were historically accurate.

devoted
/dɪˈvoʊ.tɪd/

مخلص

very loving and loyal; dedicated to a particular purpose or cause

adjective

例句:

• She was a devoted mother who put her children first.

• He devoted his life to helping the poor.

didnt
/ˈdɪd.ənt/

لم يفعل

contraction of 'did not'

contraction

例句:

• She didn't know the answer.

• They didn't arrive on time.

dominated
/ˈdɒm.ɪ.neɪ.tɪd/

هيمن

having been controlled or had a commanding influence over

verb

例句:

• The team dominated the match from start to finish.

• The skyline is dominated by a tall skyscraper.

earl
/ɜːrl/

إيرل

a British nobleman ranking above a viscount and below a marquess

noun

例句:

• He was appointed Earl of Wessex.

• The earl owned vast estates in the countryside.

endless
/ˈɛnd.ləs/

لا نهاية له

having or seeming to have no end; infinite

adjective

例句:

• The desert seemed endless in every direction.

• She had endless patience with her students.

examine
/ɪɡˈzæm.ɪn/

يفحص

to inspect or investigate carefully; to test the knowledge of

verb

例句:

• The doctor examined the patient thoroughly.

• The committee will examine all the evidence.

floating
/ˈfloʊ.tɪŋ/

عائم

resting on or moving on the surface of a liquid; not fixed in place

adjective

例句:

• Floating candles decorated the pool.

• The company had a large floating workforce.

garbage
/ˈɡɑːr.bɪdʒ/

قمامة

waste material; rubbish; something worthless or of poor quality

noun

例句:

• Please take out the garbage before you leave.

• That movie was absolute garbage.

gospel
/ˈɡɒs.pəl/

إنجيل

the teaching and life of Jesus Christ; a genre of African-American religious music; something considered absolutely true

noun

例句:

• The choir sang gospel songs at the service.

• She took every word he said as gospel.

grain
/ɡreɪn/

حبة

a small hard seed of a cereal plant; a tiny particle; the texture of wood or stone

noun

例句:

• Wheat, rice, and corn are all types of grain.

• A grain of sand fell into her eye.

grid
/ɡrɪd/

شبكة

a network of lines that cross each other to form a series of squares; a framework

noun

例句:

• The city streets are arranged in a grid pattern.

• Power was restored to the national grid after the outage.

identification
/aɪˌdɛn.tɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

تعريف

the process of recognizing who or what someone or something is; a document proving identity

noun

例句:

• The police asked for identification.

• Identification of the suspect took several days.

lap
/læp/

حضن

the flat area formed by the upper legs when sitting; one circuit of a track

noun

例句:

• The child sat on her grandmother's lap.

• He completed the final lap in record time.

metro
/ˈmɛt.roʊ/

مترو

an underground railway system in a city; relating to a metropolitan area

noun

例句:

• She took the metro to work every morning.

• The metro area has a population of over three million.

metropolitan
/ˌmɛt.rəˈpɒl.ɪ.tən/

متروبوليتان

relating to or denoting a large city and its surrounding area

adjective

例句:

• The metropolitan area includes the city and its suburbs.

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art is in New York.

mixture
/ˈmɪks.tʃər/

خليط

a combination of different things; something made by mixing

noun

例句:

• The cake batter was a mixture of flour, eggs, and butter.

• The neighborhood was a mixture of old and new buildings.

nominated
/ˈnɒm.ɪ.neɪ.tɪd/

مرشح

proposed as a candidate for a prize, position, or role

verb

例句:

• She was nominated for an Academy Award.

• He was nominated to lead the committee.

oak
/oʊk/

بلوط

a large hardwood tree that produces acorns; the wood of this tree

noun

例句:

• The old oak tree had stood for over two hundred years.

• The floor was made of solid oak.

parliamentary
/ˌpɑːr.ləˈmɛn.tər.i/

برلماني

relating to or enacted by a parliament

adjective

例句:

• The parliamentary elections were held in May.

• She raised the issue during parliamentary debate.

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