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QUAKED - translation to arabic
QUAKED
ألاسم
اِرْتِجاف ; اِرْتِعاش ; اِنْتِفاض ; اِنْتِفاضَة ; رَجَّة ; رَجْفَة ; رُعَاش ; رَعْدَة ; رِعْدَة ; رَعْش
الفعل
اِخْتَلَجَ ; اِرْتَجَفَ ; اِنْتَفَضَ ; رَعَشَ
جماعة بروتستانتية تدعو للسلام والمحبة
quake
متزلزل
quaky
Examples of use of QUAKED
1. Today it has been modernised and refurbished, but thousands of young residents must have quaked as they approached its austere Victorian walls.
2. When a provincial leader received a phone call from Mao or Deng, he quaked in his boots knowing that his life might be in danger.
3. As a junior Federer was so nervous when playing at Wimbledon that he quaked on the baseline and could barely serve.
4. He now had only to drop an occasional CD into the offices of al–Jazeera, and Washington and London quaked with fear.
5. The Iron Chancellor, in front of whom the markets once quaked, is turning out to be an amazingly uncertain Prime Minister who shirks the hard decisions that go with the job at the top.