Examples of using "الكلمة" in a sentence and their english translations:
One word led to the other.
that word required a physical presence.
And that word is "worry."
I'll leave the last words to him.
That word is "POD."
Speaking of the word only as racist spew
We hear this word very much
This word is difficult to pronounce.
- What is the meaning of this word?
- What's the meaning of this word?
- This word comes from Greek.
- That word is of Greek origin.
This word has two meanings.
And suddenly, the papers adopted the word
Sorry for the harsh words.
I used the wrong word.
Sami forgot the word.
Sami hates this word.
They knew their listeners would hear the actual word in their heads.
what I would say is the word would be 'pro-social'.
It derives from this ancient word, the term for 'protector.'
There it is; there's the word: cannabis.
my personal history around this word.
repeated this word many times
I repeated the word several times for her.
- I don't understand this word.
- I can't understand this word.
The French word 'chat' means 'cat'.
Loneliness became the first word
- I can't understand the meaning of this word.
- I don't understand the meaning of this word.
Look up the word in the dictionary.
- This word is derived from Latin.
- This word derives from Latin.
This word is also French in origin.
That word has fallen out of use.
So this word is derogatory.
It comes from the Latin word superanus
The second word, we learn quite differently.
I decided to never say it.
they stopped using the word.
We're squeamish, we silence them.
It was a parade with a capital P.
Tom's speech was excellent.
This word is difficult to pronounce.
Yet, this word has the power to kill.
as it ever has been in history.
and they make it so that that word is going to stick with you,
Because the N-word is hard to talk about.
Yet I hear from students
still say the N-word in class.
we have turned this word into the ultimate taboo,
One of those conditions -- not saying the word.
Because when the N-word comes to school,
a word we've heard a certain amount about this week.
I don't know what the word 'impossible' means.
But why is it any different with this word?
I've never heard this word in my village.
I mean success in all aspects of that word:
I did not know exactly what this word "feminist" meant,
What if we decide to simply dispose of that word,
But saying the actual word still felt worse.
that people are still mad about it.
Most US kids are going to meet the N-word in class.
"I understand the virulent roots of this word, it's slavery."
Why is talking about the N-word hard?
- That's MY line!
- That's my line!
Is there anyone who can pronounce this word?
to my failure to understand the wisdom hidden in the history of the word,
And "no" is precisely what I want to say to Stephanie.
So, why not start today and spread the word to others tomorrow?
All of these things are now a part of this word,
Critics accuse those of us who use the phrase "the N-word,"
because that family member refused to stop saying the word.
She said it didn't bother her at all.
The six-letter word is like a capsule of accumulated hurt.
I want to learn how to say this word in Arabic.
So what does that word mean now, what does it stand for?
it's the first time I've heard the word.
I learned the word anthropology from my sixth grade teacher, Mr. Wey.
She said everyone at her school said the word.
The issue of faculty carelessly speaking the word
My students are not afraid of materials that have the N-word in it.
When you add "agathos," that means "beautiful and good."
Tom's speech was excellent.
And I use that middle word, you can use whatever version you want,
that word means so many different things to so many different people.
This word, which existed before it became a slur,
The term may have its origins in the Romani word "chavvy" meaning "child".
It is possible that this word will be considered standard in the future.
In every sense the Roman army was now committed and could not easily pull away
The word meant one thing not long ago, but it means something else now.
In France they say either "(téléphone) mobile" or "portable", but the latter is ambiguous, because you often cannot tell whether it refers to a telephone, a computer, or another portable device.