
from · since · of
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انظر، وتذكّر، واكشف. تعلّم الكلمات باستخدام الصور والأمثلة الحقيقية.
Try Arabic البطاقات التعليمية02اختر المعنى الذي يناسب الكلمة في قصتها.
Try Arabic التدرّب على المفردات03انتقل من المعنى إلى الكلمة. ابنِ قدرتك على الاسترجاع النشط.
Try Arabic التدرّب على التهجئة04أعد الكلمة الناقصة إلى جملة أصلية من القصة.
Try Arabic تمارين ملء الفراغات05اربط بين الكلمات ومعانيها في تحدٍّ سريع يضم ستة أزواج.
Try Arabic لعبة مطابقة المفرداتSmall, useful collections for the situations you want to talk about.
Search in Arabic or your translation language. Open a word for its meanings and story examples.

from · since · of

said · says · and said

not · don’t · no

day · today · when

after · and then · later

small · younger · powerless

to / that · that · introduces a time clause

big · great · important

before · accept

very · grandfather · find

he · is · him

old · former · and old

look · his gaze

time · bitter

one · each one · someone

another · last · again

hour · at ... o’clock · the clock

smile · and smiled

the house; the two houses · household · House

see · consider/regard as

feel · and felt · so that he may feel

anything

ask · ask him · ask her

morning · good morning · in the morning
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The right translation depends on the sentence. Open any word to compare its meanings, pictures, and original examples instead of memorizing a single translation.
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