Examples of using As a sort 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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Computer
ALTMEJD I see the head as a sort of drawing, you know.
In that regard, BFIPU can be considered as a sort of monitoring mechanism.
But as a sort of accident, the Ottoman Empire did come into the war.
Dropshipping tools allow you to use a merchant as a sort of middle-man in your transactions.
Completing a sort of image he had of himself as a sort of a sacrifice to.
During the crisis, the National Fund acted as a sort of" airbag" for us.
And my parents gave me the name as a sort of… sentimental association to Judaism.
One witness described it as a sort of psychological warfare, which generates hatreds, tragedies and traumas.
If he was clever, he would come as a sort of film where the stalker wins.
In my clinical training, we used subjects' artwork as a sort of window into their subconscious.
Searle's arguments and my counter arguments in this series as a sort of dialog for dramatic effect.
I felt exposed and shameless, a strange warmth spread through my body, as a sort of intoxication.
NASA crews, for example, wear blue flight suits as a sort of functional dress uniform during training.
And we have passed that little card to each new future Mrs. Grayson as a sort of wedding gift.
My captors fled north, further into the hills, and used me as a sort of slave.
And so this has been a real puzzle to me as a sort of scholar of human nature.
Look, as a sort of welcome-to-the-department type of thing, would you like to grab some dinner?
Well, once we loaded your system up with enough of it, it acted as a sort of chemotherapy.
Because it can be used as a sort of lever, can thus even large pieces of wallpaper quickly remove.
Children thus serve as a sort of bridge between generations past and present,