places
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Speakers
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Clothes shop محل ملابس
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Salesperson
بائع
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Customer زبون
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Shoe shop محل أحذية
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Salesperson
بائع
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Customer زبون
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Toys shop محل لعب
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Salesperson
بائع
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Customer زبون
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Camera shop محل كاميرات
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Salesperson
بائع
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Customer زبون
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Coffee
shop café مقهى
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Waiter جرسون
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Customer زبون
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Pet shop
محل الحيوانات
الاليفة
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Assistant بائع
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Customer زبون
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House plant shop بيع نباتات الزينة
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Salesman بائع
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Customer زبون
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Butcher’s
محل جزارة
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Butcher جزار
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Customer زبون
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Baker’s المخبز
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Salesperson بائع
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Customer زبون
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Grocer’s محل بقالة
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Grocer بقال
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Customer زبون
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Greengrocer’sمحل الخضر
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Greengrocer الخضرى
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Customer زبون
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Fruit seller’s محل بيع الفاكهة
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Fruit seller الفكهانى
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Customer زبون
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Florist’s محل بيع الزهور
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Florist بائع الزهور
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Customer زبون
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Watchmaker’s محل الساعات
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Watchmaker
ساعاتى
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Customer زبون
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Hairdresser’s محل كوافير
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Hairdresser
كوافير
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Customer زبون
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Barber’s صالون حلاقة
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Barber حلاق
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Customer زبون
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Tailor’s
محل ترزى
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Tailor ترزى
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Customer زبون
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Dressmaker’s محل ترزى سيدات
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Dressmaker
خياطة
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Customer زبون
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Electrician’s محل كهربائى
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Electrician
كهربائى
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Customer زبون
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Carpentry shop محل نجارة
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Carpenter
نجار
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Customer زبون
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Library مكتبة(للقراءة /
الاستعارة)
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Librarian أمين المكتبة
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Student/ Readerقارئ طالب
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Bookshop مكتبة لبيع الكتب
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Salesperson
بائع
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Customer زبون
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Stationery shop مكتبة لبيع الأدوات
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Assistant = salesman بائع
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Customer زبون
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Bank بنك
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Bank manager مدير بنك
Banker/bank clerk موظف بنك
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Businessman
رجل أعمال
Client عميل بنك
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Exchange desk
مكتب صرافة
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Exchanger صراف
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Client عميل
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Company / Firm شركة
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Receptionist
موظف استقبال
secretary سكرتيرة
|
Businessman رجل أعمال
Manager مدير
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Company شركة Office مكتب
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Employee موظف
Interviewer
المحاورBossرئيس
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Applicant
متقدم لوظيفة
Interviewee من تجرى معه ا
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Classroom فصل مدرسى
|
Teacher معلم
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Student طالب
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Science laboratory معمل العلوم
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Teacher معلم
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Student طالب
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University جامعة
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Employee موظف
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New student
طالب جديد
|
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Laboratory معمل
|
Researcher باحث
|
Scientist عالم
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University lab معمل بالجامعة
|
Professor أستاذ جامعة
|
Researcher باحث
|
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Hotel فندق
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Hotel receptionist موظف
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Guest= resident نزيل Client
|
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Factory مصنع
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Engineer مهندس
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Worker عامل
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Embassy سفارة
|
Official موظف
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Applicant متقدم بطلب
|
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Museum
متحف
|
Visitor
زائرTourist سائح
|
Guide مرشد \ Security officer أمن
|
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Radio Studio
أستوديو
الإذاعة
|
Interviewer محاور
|
Interviewee من تجرى معه
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Cinema سينما
Theatre مسرح
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Cinema employee موظف بالسينما
usher مرشد الجمهور
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A member of the public viewer = spectator مشاهد
|
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Restaurant مطعم
|
Waiter جرسون
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Client زبون
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Lawyer’s مكتب محامى
|
Lawyer محامى
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Client زبون
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Chemist’s/pharmacy صيدلية
|
Chemist صيدلى
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Customer زبون
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Hospital مستشفى
|
Doctor
طبيب\ Surgeon جراح
|
Patient
مريض Visitor زائر
|
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Doctor’s / Clinic عيادة
|
Doctor طبيب
|
Patient مريض
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Oculist’s عيادة عيون
|
Oculist طبيب عيون
|
Patient مريض
|
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Dentist’s عيادة أسنان
|
Dentist طبيب أسنان
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Patient مريض
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Optician’s محل نظارات
|
Optician النظّاراتيّ
|
Customer زبون
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Garage
Mechanic’s ورشة سيارات
|
Mechanic ميكانيكى
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DriverCar ownerصاحب
|
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Aliens’ department قسم مد الأقامة
|
Official موظف
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Tourist
سائح Foreignerأجنبى
|
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Passport department قسم الجوازات
|
Official موظف
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A member of the public/citizenمواطن
|
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Sinai desert صحراء سيناء
|
Tour guide
مرشد سياحى
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Tourist سائح
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Petrol (gas) station محطة بنزين
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Worker عامل
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Driver سائق
Car ownerصاحب
سيارة
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Police station مركز شرطة
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Officer ضابط
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Reporter مبلغ
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Railway station محطة سكة حديد
|
Booking clerk موظف حجز
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traveller
راكب Porter شيال
|
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Train
قطار \ Bus أتوبيس
|
Conductor كمسارى
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Passenger راكب
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Taxi تاكسى
|
Taxi driver سائق تاكسى
|
Passenger راكب
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Plane طائرة
|
Air hostess مضيفة جوية
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Passenger راكب
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Check- in – desk مكتب المراجعة
Airport مطار
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Check-in clerk موظف تفتيش TouristسائحBusinessman رجل أعمال
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Passenger
مسافر \ Porter شيال
Egyptian citizen مواطن
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Computer service centre مركز
|
Computer technician فنى
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Customer زبون
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Zoo
حديقة حيوان
|
Visitor
/ vet / طبيب بيطري
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Friend/handlerسايس/
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Tourist placeمكان سياحي
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Guideمرشد
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Visitorزائر
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Opera house دار الأوبرا
|
Viewer مشاهد
|
Booking clerk
موظف الحجز
|
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Ticket office مكتب تذاكر
|
Booking clerk موظف الحجز
|
Customer \ traveller زبون
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Electronic company إليكترونيات
|
Customer زبون
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Salesperson بائع
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Post office مكتب بريد
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Customer زبون
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Official موظف
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Court محكمة
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Judge قاضى
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Witness شاهد
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Exhibition معرض
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Visitor زائر
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Guard حارس
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Club نادى
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Member of the public العامة
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Receptionist استقبال
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Stadium إستاد
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Spectator متفرج
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Another spectator متفرج
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Beach البلاج
Home منزل
Kitchen مطبخ
|
Host مضيف Hostessمضيفة
Husband زوجMother
الأم
Father الأب
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Guest
ضيف Visitor زائر
Wife زوجة Daughter ابنةSon الابن
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Party حفلة
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Host/Hostess مضيفة
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Guest ضيف
|
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Immigration department الهجرة
|
Tourist
سائح
|
Official موظف
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Travel agency
وكالة \ مكتب سفر
|
Travel agent وكيل سفر
Booking clerk موظف الحجز
|
Customer زبون
Traveler مسافر
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Airline office مكتب شركة طيران
|
Ticket clerk موظف تذاكر
|
Customer زبون
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Customs الجمرك
|
Customs officer ضابط جمرك
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Passenger راكب
|
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Dry-cleaner's\Laundry’s مغسلة
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Customer
زبون
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Assistant المساعد
|
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Jeweler's محل جواهرجى
|
Jeweler جواهرجى
|
Customer زبون
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Street شارع
|
Policeman رجل شرطةTourist
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Passer-by أحد المارة
|
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Telephone تليفون
|
Customer زبون
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Landlord المالك
|
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Swimming poolحمام سباحة
|
Pool attendant / trainee متدرب
|
Instructor / Swimmerمعلم \
|
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Church كنيسة
|
Priestكاهن/قسيس
|
Prayerمصلي
|
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Mosqueمسجد
|
Imam / sheikh امام / شيخ
|
Prayerمصلي
|
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Block العمارة
|
Renter / tenantمستأجر
|
Landlordصاحب عقار
|
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Playground/stadiumملعب/ستاد
|
Refereeحكم
|
Playerلاعب
|
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Telephone switchالسنترال
|
Operatorعامل التليفون
|
Clientعميل
|
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Farm مزرعة
|
Agronomist مهندس زراعي
|
Farmerفلاح
|
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Fish market سوق السمك
|
Fish sellerبائع سمك
|
Buyerمشتري
|
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Shoe-repair shop محل صانع
احذية
|
Shoemakerصانع احذية
|
Customerزبون
|
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Plumber's محل سباكة
|
Plumberسباك
|
Flat ownerصاحب شقة
|
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Accounting office مكتب محاسبة
|
Accountant محاسب
|
Tax-payer دافع ضرائب
|
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Multimedia lab متعدد الوسائط
|
Teacherمدرس
|
Studentطالب
|
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Internet café مركز نت
|
Assistantعامل
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Customerزبون
|
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Newsagent's محل بيع صحف
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Newsagentبائع الصحف
|
Customerزبون
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Archaeological site موقع
سياحي
|
Tour guide مرشد سياحي
|
Touristسائح
|
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Weather forecast النشرة الجوية
|
Meteorological expert ارصاد
|
Viewers المشاهدين
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Broker's
مكتب السمسار
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Customer/tenantزبون/مستأجر
|
Brokerسمسار
|
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Morgue المشرحة
|
Surgeonجراح
|
Doctor traineeطبيب متدرب
|
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تشحيم auto
lubricant workshop
|
Attendant القائم بالخدمة
|
Car ownerصاحب السيارة
|
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قطع غيار AutoParts
Workshop
|
Assistant بائع
|
Car owner صاحب السيارة
|
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معرض سيارات Auto
exhibition
|
Managerمدير
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Customerزبون
|
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ملجأ Orphanage
|
Managerمدير
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Donor متبرع
|
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مخبز Bakery / baker's
|
Bakerخباز
|
Customerزبون
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مكتب كومبيوتر Computer shop
|
Computer programmer مبرمج
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Client عميل
|
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موقع بناء Building site
|
Civil engineer مهندس مدني
|
Worker عامل
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مكتب هندسي Engineering office
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Architectمهندس معماري
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Client عميل
|
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شارع Street
|
Beggarشحات
|
Passer-by عابر سبيل
|
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مكتب استعلامات Information
desk
|
Information clerk استعلامات
|
Passenger راكب
|
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مكتب جمارك Customs-house
|
Customs officer ضابط جمارك
|
Traveller مسافر
|
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النادي The club
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Trainer مدرب
|
Athlete رياضي
|
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Examination room غرفة الامتحان
|
Studentطالب
|
Teacher/supervisor مشرف
|
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Photo shop محل تصوير
|
Photographerمصور
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Customerزبون
|
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The courtالمحكمة
|
Judgeالقاضي
|
Criminalمجرم
|
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Telephone switchكابينة تليفون
|
Operator عامل التشغيل
|
Client
زبون
|
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Accounting office مكتب محاسبة
|
Accountantمحاسب
|
Tax payer دافع الضريبة
|
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Driving school مدرسة قيادة
|
Instructorمعلم
|
Driverسائق
|
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Monastery دير
|
Monkراهب
|
Prayerمصلي
|
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Pastry محل حلويات
|
Salesmanبائع
|
Customerزبون
|
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Nursery/kindergarten حضانة
|
Baby sitterجليسة اطفال
|
Child/parents طفل / والدين
|
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Th beach الشاطيء
|
Holiday makerالقائم بالاجازة
|
Touristسائح
|
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At the table على السفرة
|
Mother/fatherام / اب
|
Daughter/sonابنة / ابن
|
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Music hall قاعة للموسيقى
|
Musicianموسيقي
|
Listenerمستمع
|
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Bread kiosk كشك بيع خبز
|
Sellerبائع
|
Customerزبون
|
|
Fir station المطافي
|
Officer ضابط
|
Fireman رجل مطافي
|
|
Exchange officeمكتب صرافة
|
Tellerصراف
|
Clientعميل
|
|
Multi media lab معمل وسائط
|
Student
طالب
|
Teacher
مدرس
|
|
train station
محطة قطار
|
Porter
شيال
|
Passenger راكب
|
|
Electronics' محل الكترونيات
|
Salesman
بائع
|
Customer عميل
|
|
Teachers' room حجرةالمدرسين
|
A teacher
مدرس
|
Colleague
زميل
|
|
Art gallery معرض فنون
|
Visitor
زائر
|
An artist فنان
|
|
Embassy سفارة
|
Official موظف
|
An applicant
متقدم
|
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Image center
مركز تصوير
|
Photographer
مصور
|
Customer
عميل
|
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Beauty shopصالون تجميل
|
Beautician مجمل
|
Lady سيدة
|
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House بيت
|
Landlord / land ladyصاحبةمنزل
|
Tenant مستأجر
|
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Kitchen
مطبخ
|
Mother
ام
|
Daughter
ابنه
|
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Photoshop محل تصوير Movie location موقع تصوير
|
Cameraman مصور Director مخرج
|
Customer
عميل
Actor / actress ممثل /
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Engineering office مكتب هندسة
|
Architect
مهندس معماري
|
Client عميل
|
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Metro station محطة المترو
|
Booking clerk موظف حجز
|
Passenger راكب
|
|
Mole مول تجاري
|
Assistant
بائع
|
Customer عميل زبون
|
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Internet الانترنت
|
Chatter
السامر /
المتحدث
|
Friend الصديق
|
|
Insurance company شركة تأمين
|
Clerk موظف
|
Customer عميل
|
|
Orphanage دار أيتام
|
Manager مدير
|
Donor متبرع
|
|
Agricultural society جمعية زراعية
|
Agricultural
engineer م/ زراعي
|
Farmer فلاح
|
|
Broker's مكتب سمسرة
|
Broker سمسار
|
Customer /tenantمستأجر
|
|
weather forecast النشرة الجوية
|
Meteorological expertارصاد
|
Viewers مشاهدين
|
|
Wedding reception صالة افراح
|
Waiterجرسون
|
Guest ضيف
|
|
Furniture shop محل اثاث
|
Assistant بائع
|
Customer زبون
|
|
Service center مركز صيانة
|
Technician عامل فني
|
Client عميل
|
|
Telegram office مكتب تلغراف
|
Office clerk موظف المكتب
|
Member of the public احد العامة
|
|
Tahrir Squar ميدان التحرير
|
Corespondant -Reporterمراسل
|
A demonstrator متظاهر
|
|
Ambulance اسعاف
|
Paramedicمسعف
|
Patientمريض
|
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As we much care about our beloved Arabic language ,we aim to learn and teach English as one of the most common and world wide spoken languages in the world .
Sunday, 2 October 2016
وظائف واماكن
Positive Attitude
Positive thinking is a mental and emotional attitude that focuses
on the bright side of life and expects positive results.
A
positive person anticipates happiness, health and success, and believes he or
she can overcome any obstacle and difficulty.
Positive
thinking is not accepted by everyone. Some, consider it as nonsense, and scoff
at people who follow it, but there is a growing number of people, who accept
positive thinking as a fact, and believe in its effectiveness.
It
seems that this subject is gaining popularity, as evidenced by the many books,
lectures and courses about it.
To use
it in your life, you need more than just to be aware of its existence. You need
to adopt the attitude of positive thinking in everything you do.
The following story illustrates how this power works:
Allan
applied for a new job, but he didn't believe he will get it, since his
self-esteem was low, and he considered himself as a failure and unworthy of
success.
He had
a negative attitude toward himself, and therefore, believed that the other
applicants were better and more qualified than him.
Allan's mind was occupied with negative thoughts and
fears concerning the job, for the whole week preceding the job interview. He
actually, anticipated failure.
On the
day of the interview, he got up late, and to his horror he discovered that the
shirt he planned to wear was dirty, and the other one needed ironing. As it was
already too late, he went out wearing a wrinkled shirt and without eating
breakfast.
During the interview, he was tense, negative, hungry and worried
about his shirt. All this, distracted his mind and
made it difficult for him to focus on the interview. His overall behavior made
a bad impression, and consequently, he materialized his fear and did not get
the job.
Jim
applied for the same job too, but approached the matter in a different way. He
was sure that he was going to get the job. During the week preceding the
interview, he often visualized himself making a good impression and getting the
job.
In the
evening before the interview, he prepared the clothes he was going to wear, and
went to sleep a little earlier. On day of the interview, he woke up earlier
than usual, and had ample time to eat breakfast, and then to arrive to the
interview before the scheduled time.
Jim
made a good impression and got the job.
What
do we learn from these two stories? Was there any magic used? No, everything
happened in a natural way.
With a positive attitude we experience pleasant and happy
feelings. This brings brightness to the eyes, more energy, and happiness. Our
whole being broadcasts good will, happiness and success. Even our health is
affected in a beneficial way. We walk tall, our voice is more powerful, and our body
language shows the way we feel.
With a positive attitude we experience pleasant and happy
feelings. This brings brightness to the eyes, more energy, and happiness. Our
whole being broadcasts good will, happiness and success. Even our health is
affected in a beneficial way. We walk tall, our voice is more powerful, and our
body language shows the way we feel.
Positive
and negative thinking are contagious.
We affect, and are
affected by the people we meet, in one way or another. This happens
instinctively and on a subconscious level, through words, thoughts and
feelings, and through body language.
Is it any wonder
that we want to be around positive people, and prefer to avoid negative ones?
People are more
disposed to help us, if we are positive, and they dislike and avoid anyone
broadcasting negativity.
Negative thoughts,
words and attitude, create negative and unhappy feelings, moods and behavior.
When the mind is negative, poisons are released into the blood, which cause
more unhappiness and negativity. This is the way to failure, frustration and
disappointment.
In
order to turn the mind toward the positive, some inner work is required, since
attitude and thoughts do not change overnight.
1. Read about this
subject, think about its benefits, and persuade yourself to try it. The power
of your thoughts is a mighty power that is always shaping your life. This
shaping is usually done subconsciously, but it is possible to make the process
a conscious one. Even if the idea seems strange, give it a try. You have
nothing to lose, but only to gain.
2. Ignore what other
people say or think about you, if they discover that you are changing the way
you think.
3. Use your
imagination to visualize only favorable and beneficial situations.
4. Use positive words
in your inner dialogues, or when talking with others.
5. Smile a little
more, as this helps to think positively.
6. Once a negative
thought enters your mind, you have to be aware of it, and endeavor to replace
it with a constructive one. If the negative thought returns, replace it again
with a positive one. It is as if there are two pictures in front of you, and
you have to choose to look at one of them, and disregard the other. Persistence
will eventually teach your mind to think positively, and to ignore negative
thoughts.
7. In case you
experience inner resistance and difficulties when replacing negative thoughts
with positive ones, do not give up, but keep looking only at the beneficial,
good and happy thoughts in your mind.
8. It doesn't matter
what your circumstances are at the present moment. Think positively, expect
only favorable results and situations, and circumstances will change
accordingly. If you persevere, you will transform the way your mind thinks. It
might take some time for the changes to take place, but eventually they will.
9. Another useful
technique is the repetition of affirmations.
This technique is similar to creative
visualization, and can be used together with it.
The other articles
at this website, about the power of concentration, willpower, self-discipline
and peace of mind, also contribute to the development of a positive mind, and
are recommended for reading and practicing.
This article quoted from:
Tuesday, 27 September 2016
An article about illegal immigration
Illegal immigration
The Arab Spring nations for the
most part have failed to put a halt to the economic and social problems
plaguing the Middle East. On the contrary, they seem to have exacerbated social
class differences, and increased both unemployment and poverty. This has had a
direct effect on the increased immigration through illegal channels either to
Arab or European states. The common goal is to seek a better chance at life and
look for a safe haven to avoid the security crises in the region. This seems to
be an issue that will continue through 2015 and is set to further increase due
to citizens having increased motives to leave their countries behind.
A Widespread Phenomenon
There has been a dramatic
increase of the phenomenon of illegal immigration in the Arab states. This is
in both case of being Arab-to-Arab and Arab-to-European immigration. Despite an
absence of a formal estimate on the numbers of immigrants, unofficial reports
and estimates have remained the primary source for determining the size and
reasoning behind the spread. The phenomenon is no longer limited to a single
nation but rather an entire region; it has increased in to include Egypt,
Tunisia, Libya, Yemen, and Morocco. It is also common amongst African states
that use the Arab states, especially Mediterranean countries, as a transit
point to Europe.
According to some statistics and
estimates from official western sources, the numbers of immigrants that have reached
Europe number are over 140,000 from 2011 until mid-2014. In Tunisia, the number
of youths taking part in illegal immigration since the start of the Jasmine
Revolution has reached approximately 60,000, 80% of who were part of poverty
stricken areas. According to recent statistics published by the Tunisian Forum
for Economic and Social Rights, 18% of illegal immigrants hold university
degrees, 10% are female, and the majority of these trips begin at staging
points along the Tunisian coast. At the head of these staging points are
Girgieus, Safakes and El Mansateer, with the Island of Lampdosa as the
destination.
Egypt suffers from the spread of
this phenomenon, primarily in the form of land immigration to neighbouring Arab
states such as Libya through Saloum, despite the warnings issued by the Foreign
Ministry of not traveling to Libya. The issue of tabulating accurate numbers on
illegal immigrants is difficult, but the number of people captured can be used
as a yardstick. For instance, in 2014 border guards were able to stop a total
of 14,690 cases of attempted border crossings, which is a substantial number
when compared with other nations. Egypt also suffers from immigration via the
Mediterranean to European states, especially Italy and Greece, from staging
points such as Alexandria. There are a large number of trips being made;
however, boats tend to capsize, which has left behind a large number of dead
and missing.It is important to note that a larger percentage of Egyptian
illegal immigrants come from poorer provinces, especially Fayoum, Beni Suief,
Menia and Assuit. This further confirms the link between increased poverty
rates and illegal immigration.
Algeria is also considered an
example of the increased rates of illegal immigration, as the coast guard
exerts a daily effort to stem these attempts. The Algerian coast guard recently
rescued 20 people on a boat 15 miles away from the shores of the Mostaghnem
province. The majority of the main staging points for illegal immigration are
centred on the coast of Wahran.
Morocco is also considered to be
one of the largest exporters of illegal immigrants, since it is considered to
be both a receiving nation and transit point for all African states to Europe.
These states are mostly from south of the Sahara, notably Cameroon, Mali and
Nigeria. According to statistics from the government of Morocco, the numbers of
illegal immigrants living on its soil are between 25,000 and 40,000; most are
centred in a number of camps around the areas of El Ahrash and Mount Gorogo.
Two Main Trends:
The previous revolutionary phases
have uncovered two main patterns regarding illegal immigration, which are:
Internal Illegal Immigration: This is spread through the trend of human migration from some
states that are experiencing worsening economic and security situations to
neighbouring states. This is a pattern spread amongst Egyptian workers who,
despite the threatening security situation, cross the border with Libya looking
for a chance to work. This is due to the increased control of armed groups in
Libya over vast territories, which makes the situation worse than before. This
trend is also becoming common amongst Libyans who are seeking safe haven in
Tunisia. Meanwhile, in Yemen, the trend is also spreading with an outward look
towards the Gulf States.
External Illegal Immigration: This is represented by the immigration of citizens of North
African states to European states via the Mediterranean. Almost all of these
movements end in failure, as the boats capsize, taking with them the immigrants
on board. These movements have earned the nickname, “The Boats or Trips of
Death,” even though the main motivation behind these trips is to seek better
economic conditions and a better life.
Possible Future Scenarios:
In regard to the future of the
illegal immigration phenomenon there seems to be two possible scenarios: First
is the continued increase of illegal immigration from Arab states, despite
repeated failures, due to the continued factors that encourage illegal
immigration. The continued reduction of development levels and the increased
poverty rates, in accordance with the worldwide poverty line, as well as the
continued lack of stability in the security field are the main factors.
The second scenario is that the
situation will remain the same, where this phenomenon cannot disappear,
especially considering the large criminal rings that operate these movements.
The inability of security forces, whether on the receiving end or the traveling
end, to end this phenomenon completely is another way, which will keep the
situation unchanged.
In conclusion, the Arab Spring has not yet achieved the desired
results in reference to the economy or the social sector, especially in the
case of social justice and increasing the standard of living. This is
considered to be the main motive behind illegal immigration, however despite
these factors there is still a way to reduce this phenomenon: First, solving
the main reasons for immigration in the first place especially the economic and
security situations in a fully fledged and all encompassing strategy. Secondly,
to expand the areas of coordination between the security forces of the
receiving states and the sending states, for example, to tackle criminal
immigration rings and related groups. Then as a preliminary step to completely
wipe them out, decrease their size indefinitely. Finally, governments need to
take drastic measures to raise awareness levels regarding the dangers behind
illegal immigration in order to help put a stop to it.
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