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ABLEST - translation to arabic
SHORT STORY
The ablest man in the world
ABLEST
الصفة
كُفُؤ ; قَمِينٌ ( بِـ ) ; مُسْتَوجِب ; مُسْتَحِقّ ; مُسْتَأْهِل ; مَحْقُوق ; قَمِينٌ ( بِـ ) ; صالِح ; كُفء
إستئصال بالجراحة
ablation
بمقدرة ببراعة بمهارة
ably (ADV)
Wikipedia
The Ablest Man in the World
"The Ablest Man in the World" is a short story by American journalist and author Edward Page Mitchell. It was written in 1879 and published unattributed on page two of the New York Sun on May 4 of that year. It was reprinted in Stories by American Authors, Vol. 10. in 1884. It was later included in the modern collection The Crystal Man: Stories by Edward Page Mitchell, edited by Sam Moskowitz in 1973.
Examples of use of ABLEST
1. The front–line general with the Princeton doctorate is considered one of the Pentagon‘s ablest and brainiest young stars.
2. They include the ablest group of new Conservative MPs since the postwar recruits, Heath, Macleod, Maudling, Powell.
3. In a 1'60 poll of Washington correspondents, Newsweek rated him second among the ablest members of Congress.
4. Even today the former Portillistas, who may be thought of as Cowlings intellectual grandchildren, have become some of the ablest of the younger generation of Conservative MPs.
5. We have created an educational system geared to shielding the least gifted from failure, rather than enabling the ablest or even the average to blossom.