Arabic-English Vocabulary Review

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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering Arabic words, verbs, and phrases alongside their direct English translations and contextual examples.

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ضمير

Conscience; an Arabic noun referring to an inner moral sense or conscience.

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نفاق

Hypocrisy; an Arabic noun used to describe feigning beliefs or false virtue (as in "نفاق اجتماعي," meaning social hypocrisy).

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اعرض

To offer


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أعداء

Enemies

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اقتراح

Suggestion

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عيوبه

Its flaws; an Arabic expression meaning defects, flaws, or shortcomings pertaining to him or it (variant: "عيوبها").

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اتضامن

I stand in solidarity; an Arabic verb expression signifying unity, alignment, or standing in support with others.

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اتبعه

Follow him; an Arabic verb phrase meaning to follow or pursue him (contextually paired with "هذا الحلو," meaning handsome or that handsome guy).

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موهبة

Talent; an Arabic noun denoting a natural gift, skill, or aptitude (related to "موهوب," meaning talented).

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لا أعذار

No excuses; an Arabic phrase stating that no excuses are accepted (as in "لا أعذار من فضلك," meaning no excuses please).

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ننكر

We deny; an Arabic verb indicating the plural first-person action of denying, disowning, or rejecting something.

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عاطفة

Passion; an Arabic noun representing emotion, feeling, affection, or passion.

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يندمج

Merge; an Arabic verb meaning to integrate or blend in (as in "يندمج في المجتمع," meaning he integrates into society).

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مألوف

Familiar; an Arabic adjective referring to something commonly known, customary, or recognized.

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اثبت

Prove; an Arabic imperative or verb meaning to prove, establish, or verify (as in "اثبت لي," meaning prove it to me).

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زبونة

Customer; an Arabic feminine noun referring to a female client, patron, or customer.

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نزيف

Bleeding; an Arabic term denoting hemorrhage or bleeding.

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استغلوا

They took advantage; an Arabic third-person plural past-tense verb meaning they exploited or took advantage of something.

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محتار

Confused; an Arabic adjective describing someone who is perplexed, puzzled, or undecided (feminine form: "محتارة").

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استغليت

I took advantage; an Arabic first-person past-tense verb meaning I seized or took advantage of something (as in "استغليت الفرصة," meaning I took advantage of the opportunity).

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بريئا

Innocent; an Arabic adjective meaning free from guilt, blameless, or innocent.

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لوم

Blame; an Arabic noun referring to censure, reproach, fault, or blame.

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مصلحته

His interest; an Arabic noun phrase meaning his welfare, advantage, benefit, or personal interest.

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طراحة

Mattress; an Arabic noun denoting a pad or mattress (as in "طراحة سرير," meaning bed mattress).