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YOKES - traducción al árabe
YOKES
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Yokes (disambiguation)
ألاسم
إِصْر ; آصِرَة ; اِرْتِبَاط ; تَعَلُّق ; دَخْل ; رابِط ; رابِطَة ; رِبَاط ; شَأْن ; صِلَة ; عَلَاقَة ; قَرِينَة ; لُحْمَة ; وَشِيجَة
الفعل
اِتَّصَلَ ; اِرْتَبَطَ ; اِقْتَرَنَ بِـ ; تَلَازَمَ ; جَمَعَ ; رَبَطَ
شد إلى نير
yoke
مقرن
yoke
Ejemplos de uso de YOKES
1. It lies in the substantial shareholder being free of two yokes weighing on other players – investment managers, institutional investors, private investors – which lead them to make bad decisions.
2. Smith said the new collection was inspired by the idea of "finding all kinds of wonderful things in your posh granny‘s attic". White blouses with closely pintucked yokes, and empire line dresses layered in black and cream lace paid homage to the trend for Victoriana.
3. Arab News DAMMAM, 26 February 2006 — The National Society for Human Rights has received more than 80 cases where youths sentenced to prison for relatively minor offenses are sharing space with hardened criminals, which, the NSHR argues, exposes these young adults to the habits of hard criminal activity and the yokes of drug abuse.
4. By Alaltu Bilisumma× Mar 8, 2006 Oromo–nation of population over 40 million in the Horn of Africa to whom democracy was/is inalienable was deprived of its right to self–determination due to the successive yokes of repressive regimes of Ethiopia almost all sustained by westerns support.
5. Thursday March 1, 2007 1:16 PM AP Photo LON801 HULL, England (AP) – Marchers wearing yokes and chains set off Thursday on a 250–mile trek to London to mark the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the British slave trade.