Words Flashcards

Question

Campaign

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A planned series of actions or activities that are designed to achieve a particular goal. Campaigns can be used for marketing, political purposes, social movements, or other causes. | حملة

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Describes something that is new, original, and creative, often introducing new ideas or methods that have not been seen before. | مبتكر

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The act of controlling or influencing something or someone, often in a dishonest or deceptive way, to gain an advantage or achieve a specific result.

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The sale of goods or services directly to consumers, typically in small quantities, as opposed to wholesale.

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A person or company involved in the promotion and selling of products, typically working to improve sales by arranging products in stores or marketing them to customers. | الشخص أو الكيان الذي يتعامل مع شراء وبيع السلع للمستهلكين.

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The sale of goods in large quantities to retailers or other businesses, rather than directly to consumers.

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A method of selecting a representative sample from a larger population in which every individual has an equal chance of being chosen.

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a person who is believed to have the ability to see the future or gain insight beyond normal human perception. The term is often used in spiritual, mythical, or historical contexts.

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a person who is believed to have magical powers, especially in stories, legends, or fantasy settings.

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To bring a feeling, memory, image, or reaction to mind, usually by stimulating the imagination or emotion. It can also mean to cause a response or remind someone of something.

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To call someone to come, usually formally, urgently, or with authority. It can also mean to call up something, such as courage, help, or even spirits (in fantasy or spiritual contexts). | يستدعي

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To drive out or remove an evil spirit or demon, usually from a person or place, using religious or spiritual rituals.

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a small object or charm that people wear or carry to protect themselves from evil, bad luck, or danger. It is often believed to have magical or spiritual powers.

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the use of magic, especially dark or supernatural powers, to control events, people, or nature. It often involves spells, rituals, or supernatural forces

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being under a magical spell, or being charmed or deeply attracted to something or someone — often in a way that feels magical or irresistible.

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building or home that people believe is occupied by ghosts, spirits, or supernatural beings

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a type of magic or sorcery that involves communicating with the dead

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a liquid (usually magical or mysterious) that is prepared for a specific purpose, like healing, poisoning, or casting a spell. | Love potion, healing potion

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To call upon or summon something magically or supernaturally, often by performing rituals, spells, or incantations.

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To believe something that is false, often because you were fooled. | deceive ## Footnote She fell for the online scam.

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Shoplifting is the act of stealing items from a store without paying for them. ## Footnote Example: She was caught shoplifting a pair of sunglasses at the mall.

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A thug is a violent person, often involved in crime or gang activity. ## Footnote Example: The thugs attacked the man and stole his wallet.

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Capital punishment is the legal process of executing someone as punishment for a serious crime like murder. It is also called the death penalty. ## Footnote Example: The court sentenced him to capital punishment for multiple murders.

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Rape is the crime of forcing someone to have sexual intercourse without their consent. It is a very serious and violent crime. ## Footnote Example: The victim reported the rape to the police immediately.

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To investigate means to examine a situation, especially a crime, carefully to find out the facts. ## Footnote Example: The police are investigating the robbery at the bank.

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Ransom is money demanded in exchange for the release of a kidnapped person. ## Footnote Example: The kidnappers asked for a $1 million ransom.

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A witness is someone who sees a crime or event happen and may give evidence in court. ## Footnote Example: The witness told the police what she saw during the robbery.

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Burglary is the crime of illegally entering a building to steal something, often at night. ## Footnote Example: There was a burglary in our neighborhood last night.

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A sentence is the punishment given to someone by a judge after being found guilty of a crime. ## Footnote Example: He received a 10-year prison sentence for armed robbery.

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Bail is money paid to the court to allow a person to stay out of jail until their trial, as a guarantee they will return to court. ## Footnote Example: She was released on $5,000 bail.

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Verb: Moving your hand/fingers over your nose, often from irritation or nervousness. Noun: The act of rubbing your nose.

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To fold your arms or legs across your body, usually as a body language signal showing comfort or defensiveness.

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Lifting and dropping your shoulders to show you don’t know or don’t care.

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To move your head up and down to show agreement or acknowledgment.

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Verb: To make small movements from nervousness. Noun: A small, restless motion.

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To contract your eyebrows in worry, disapproval, or concentration.

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To use hand, head, or body movements to communicate.

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Doing something without being aware of it; not consciously.

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Having more than one meaning; unclear or open to interpretation.

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To look at something/someone fixedly for a long time, often rudely or curiously.

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To move or cause something to move into a sloping or leaning position. | Leaning Position( وضع مائل )

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To gesture with your hand to signal someone not to come closer, to go away, or to cancel or dismiss something.

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something that is fake, not genuine, or pretending to be something it's not. It can describe a person, behavior, or thing.

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To lose focus, stop paying attention, or become mentally distant—often without realizing it. | I totally zoned out during the lecture. (= I stopped paying attention.)

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Something that is unlikely, unrealistic, or hard to believe—often because it is too unusual or exaggerated. | fetch = To go to a place and bring back something.

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