Examples of using Ambivalent in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Also, I'm feeling ambivalent about Scotty.
I think he's overwhelmed, he's ambivalent.
Yeah, we're so… ambivalent for you.
Well, ambivalent reading, to be honest.
I'm not ambivalent about this at all.
I'm not ambivalent, I'm exploring.
He's been ambivalent about the family trade.
I'm so ambivalent about Steve and moving forward.
That's why you should be more ambivalent.
I question your intentions… and I'm ambivalent about attention.
Frankly, I'm-I'm emotionally ambivalent on the subject.
Even so, Sarah was ambivalent about the house she occupied.
Keep your voice down.-That I am ambivalent about the timing.
But I do remain very ambivalent in my feelings towards being“misgendered”.
Surprisingly, that country had severe social problems and ambivalent legal and social norms.
The Transition Government has had mixed results and an ambivalent attitude towards combating impunity.
The attitude which we are able to take can at best be described as ambivalent.
In preparing for this interview I was told that you are ambivalent about your Jewish identity.
The Sudan continues to have hostile or ambivalent relations with a number of its neighbours.
This demonstrates once more that the Chilean State is prepared to play an ambivalent game.