Traductions de „make“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » arabe

make VERBE INDUSTR

make

صَنَعَ طراز الصنع

make

جَعَلَ

make

أَلَّفَ

make

خَلَقَ

make

أَحْدَثَ

make

سَبَّبَ

make

فَطَرَ

make

جَبَلَ

make

أَتَمَّ

make

أَكْمَلَ

make SUBST ÉCON

make

طَرِيقَة صُنْع

make VERBE

make INDUSTR

أَنْشَأَ

make INDUSTR

أَدَرَّ

make INDUSTR

أَغَلَّ

make INDUSTR

أَعْطَى غَلَّةً أو مَرْدُودًا

make ELEC

make

قفل أو وصل الدائرة الكهربية

make SUBST

make

كمية الإنتاج

make VERBE

make

أبْدَأ

make

أبْرَمَ

make

عَقَدَ

make

أتَى

make

فَعَلَ

make

قامَ بِـ

make

أثّثَ

make

أَعَدّ

make

هَيَّأَ

make

أجْرَى

make

نَفّذَ

make

أدّى

make

أدّى إلى

make

أفْضَى إلى

make

أدْخَلَ تَعْدِيلاً, تَغْيِيراً, تَحْسِيناً إلخ

make

أدْلَى بِتَصْرِيحٍ أو بِبَيَانٍ أو بِحَدِيث

make

أدْلَى بِحُجّةٍ إلخ

make

أسّسَ

make

أسْبَغَ على

make

مَنَحَ

make

أضْفَى على

make

أسْدَى

make

قَدّمَ

make (a book etc.)

أصْدَرَ كِتَاباً إلخ

make (a book etc.)

ساعَدَ على

make (a book etc.)

أكْسَبَ

make (a book etc.)

شَكّلَ

make (a book etc.)

كَوّنَ

make (a book etc.)

أنْتَجَ

make (a book etc.)

أوْجَدَ

make

make

إنْتاج

make

مَصْدَر أنْتَجَ

make VERBE

make

اِبْتَدَعَ

make

اِبْتَكَرَ

make

اِسْتَنْبَطَ

make

اِتّخَذَ

make

اِخْتَرَعَ

make

اِسْتَحْضَرَ دَوَاءً إلخ

make

رَكّبَ

make

بَدَأَ الشّيْءَ أو بِهِ

make

بَلَغَ كَذَا المِقْدارُ أو المَجْمُوعُ

make

بَنَى

make

شَيّدَ

make

make

بِنْيَة

make

تَرْكِيب

make

تَكْوِين

make

قَوَام

make

هَيْئَة

make VERBE

make

جاءَ الشّيْءَ أو الأمْرَ

make

فَعَلَهُ

make

صاغَ

make

صَوّرَ

make

صَيّرَ

make

حَمَلَ على

make

دَفَعَ إلى

make

حَذّفَ

make

هَذّبَ

make

سَوّى

make

حَضّرَ

make

جَهّزَ

make

بَعَثَ على

make (into)

حَوّلَ

make (into)

بَدّلَ

make (into)

غَيّرَ

make (into)

نَقَلَ

make (into)

دَعَا إلى أو لـ

make (into)

حَفَزَ

make (into)

رَتّبَ

make (into)

جَمَعَ

make (into)

ضَمّ

make (into)

أقامَ

make (into)

ساوَى

make (into)

عادَلَ

make (into)

ضَبَطَ

make (into)

عَدّلَ

make

make

طِرَاز

make

نَوْع

make VERBE

make

عَمِلَ

make

حَوّلَ إلى

make

make

مَصْدَر صَنَعَ

make VERBE

make

طَبَعَ على

make

make

سَجِيّة

make VERBE

make

عُدّ بِـ

make

يُعَدّ بِـ

make (up)

make

عُوْد

make VERBE

make

قامَ بِثَوْرَةٍ

make

بِانْقِلابٍ

make

بِمُظَاهَرَةٍ إلخ

make (someoneenjoy or savor)

لَذّذَ

make (someoneenjoy or savor)

جَعَلَهُ يَلْتَذّ

make

make

مَحْصُول

make

غَلّة

make

دَخْل

make

نِتَاج

make VERBE

make

مَهّدَ

Expressions couramment utilisées avec make

make or give a present to (gift, donation)

نَحَلَ

make enjoy for a long time

مَلَّى

make consistent or compatible or congruous

لاءَمَ بَيْنَ الشّيْئَيْنِ أو الأمْرَيْن

make someone tread or step on

أوْطَأ

make a contract or an agreement (enter into, conclude, strike)

تَعَاقَدَ

make or leave a fingerprint on (imprint, impression)

بَصَمَ

make or let lead the way

قَدّمَ

make a foray against or on (a raid, an incursion)

أغَارَ على

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Rolling hills covered in sparse vegetation and deep snowdrifts make this a relatively safe and open area for new hunters.

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Her deep sector knowledge and broad rolodex make her one of the top search professionals in this area.

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He watches a crafts documentary on carpentry and decides to make a love seat.

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The skins make a peculiarly strong, soft leather, known as buckskin.

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This new explanation is used to make falsifiable predictions that are testable by experiment or observation.

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Nonwoven textiles are manufactured by the bonding of fibres to make fabric.

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A purple-tinted concealer can make sallow complexions look brighter.

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One installment of the sketch takes place entirely on the inside of an arcade, so the car doesn't make an appearance.

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We very soon came to realise how much easier it was to make war than to reorganise for peace.

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Teachers were often absent from class and moonlighting to make up for poor pay.

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