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DEFILE - traduzione in arabo
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Defile (disambiguation)
DEFILE
ألاسم
شِعْب ; فُجَاج ; فَجّ ; مَمَرٌّ جَبَلِيّ ; مِنْقَب ; مَنْقَبَة
الفعل
أَنْجَسَ ; أَوْسَخَ ; اِنْتَهَكَ حُرْمَتَهُ ; دَنَّسَ ; قَذَّرَ ; لَوَّثَ ; نَجَّسَ ; وَسَّخَ
defile
اسْم : ممرّ ضيّق . شِعب
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فِعْل : يلوِّث . يدنِّس . يشوِّه
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فِعْل : يلوِّث . يدنِّس . يشوِّه
defile
VT
يلوث يدنس
I
ممر ضيق , و بخاصة شعب
N
يسير أرتالاً
يلوث يدنس
I
ممر ضيق , و بخاصة شعب
N
يسير أرتالاً
Definizione
Defile
·vt ·same·as Defilade.
II. Defile ·vi To march off in a line, file by file; to file off.
III. Defile ·vt To make ceremonially unclean; to Pollute.
IV. Defile ·vt To injure in purity of character; to Corrupt.
V. Defile ·vt To soil or sully; to tarnish, as reputation; to Taint.
VII. Defile ·noun The act of defilading a fortress, or of raising the exterior works in order to protect the interior. ·see Defilade.
VIII. Defile ·noun Any narrow passage or gorge in which troops can march only in a file, or with a narrow front; a long, narrow pass between hills, rocks, ·etc.
Wikipedia
Defile
Defile may refer to:
- To make dirty or impure
- Defile (geography), in geography, a narrow pass or gorge between mountains
- Defile (military), to march off in a line
- The Defile, a pass between Suess Glacier and Nussbaum Riegel in Victoria Land, Antarctica
- Battle of the Defile or Battle of the Pass, 731 battle between the Umayyads and Turks
Esempi dal corpus di testo per DEFILE
1. "They‘re all accurate," Bowden said of the statistics his critics use to defile his coaching career.
2. They now charge Ł25, with the inevitable result that the bulky items now defile the countryside.
3. Or a brother in arms whose disillusionment leads him to defile this symbol of the nation?
4. And soldiers read and hear about the exploits of generals who defile their honor and uniforms for miserable benefits.
5. "The world saw with horror the attacks on innocent people in Jordan by killers who defile a great religion," U.S.