English Arabic dictionary قاموس إنجليزي عربي
| English Term | Arabic Term | Google Define | Domain |
|---|---|---|---|
| All foreigners are related to one another. |
وكل غريب للغريب نسيب. |
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| All the things that belong to us, are the things that trouble us. |
من كان لك كله كان عليك كله. (الكل: التعب) |
All the things that belong to us, are the things that trouble us. |
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| All good intentions are forgotten, if one doesn't keep one's promise. |
أفة المروءة خلف الوعد. |
All good intentions are forgotten, if one doesn't keep one's promise. |
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| All precautions are in vain when man faces his destiny. |
لا ينفع حذر من قدر. إن الحذر لا يدفع المقدور. |
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| All transgressors must one day suffer adversities. |
على الباغي تدور الدوائر. |
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| Although they had the best forefathers, they left behind the worst offspring. |
نعم الجدود ولكن بئس ما خلفوا. |
Although they had the best forefathers, they left behind the worst offspring. |
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| Anger is the first sign of helplessness. |
أول العي الاحتلاط. (العي: العجز؛ الاحتلاط: الغضب) |
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| Annihilation or Domination! |
إما هلك وإما ملك. |
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| ]His anger was as ineffective[ as a horse's anger towards its bridle. |
غضب الخيل على اللجم. |
His anger was as ineffective[ as a horse's anger towards its bridle.] |
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| ]They sat so still [as if birds had nested upon their heads. |
كأن على رؤوسـهم الطير. |
They sat so still [as if birds had nested upon their heads.] |
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| Averting evil is better than any worldly gain. |
درء المفاسد أولى من جلب النعم. |
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| Avoiding evil is a good deed in itself. |
من ابتغاء الخير اتقاء الشر. |
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| Barer than the palm of your hand. |
أنقى من الراحة. |
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| Be hard as bones, and dogs will chew you. |
من جعل نفسه عظما أكلته الكلاب. |
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| Because life is just like this, it has to be endured without a complaint. |
ما الدهر الا هكذا فاصبر له. |
Because life is just like this, it has to be endured without a complaint. |
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| Because the dates are so tasty, one doesn't want to spit the stones. |
من شهوة التمر يمص النوى. |
Because the dates are so tasty, one doesn't want to spit the stones. |
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| Before proposing to the prettiest girl, make sure you can afford her dowry. |
من خطب الحسناء يعطي مهرها. |
Before proposing to the prettiest girl, make sure you can afford her dowry. |
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| Befriend the good and flatter the bad. |
اخ الأكفاء وداهن الأعداء. |
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| A bereaved mother loves the company of bereaved mothers. |
الثكلى تحب الثكلى. |
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| The best admonition is the one that deters. |
خير الوعظ ما ردع. |
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