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BIDDABLE - translation to arabic
BIDDABLE
الصفة
ذَلُول ; رَضِيّ ; سَهْلُ الانْقِياد ; مُطِيع
biddable
صِفَة : مُطِيع
biddable
adj. طيع
Examples of use of BIDDABLE
1. The 24 Labour MPs in the hard–left Campaign Group are not biddable for anything he wants to do in his remaining time at Number 10.
2. In the ploughman‘s arms, holding their long reins, the horses seemed delicate, gentle and biddable creatures, not great big, thick–hooved shire horses.
3. This benign invasion of eager and biddable young Poles has, it is generally agreed, been marvellous for the British economy and anyone who had previously struggled to find a cheap plumber.
4. Talking to prison staff, they will often refer to foreign–national prisoners as "good" or "biddable" people who cause no trouble – a stark contrast to the recent scaremongering in the media.
5. Supporting the motion, writer Richard D North said the companies were not always benign, but added: "Wherever you see these tensions, ask yourself which would you rather be: some local exploiter or a biddable, respectable, international name which is inclined to be likely to be behaving well?" Guardian columnist George Monbiot, speaking against, said: "Let‘s turn them back from being our masters into being our servants.