Examples of using Be on 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
You have to be on the lake of course, and when the moonlight touches your wings.
Can his funeral be on a school day?
Be on time tomorrow.
You should be on paid leave.
No answer. He must be on his way.
Be on guard, but no harm is to come to the queen.
Anyone ever tell you you should be on 60 minutes?
Shouldn't you be on a plane?
Revising it will soon be on the agenda.
Be on your guard!
Academic suspension means you cannot be on campus.
Child, you must be on dog food.
Sign here for freedom.- Be on our mailing list for George Bush.
You can be on my team.
Be on standby.
Always having to be on top.
What we are saying is that the creation of the nuclear-weapon-free zone should be on the basis of arrangements freely arrived at.
The Committee is of the view that income recognition for those special programmes should be on an accrual basis.
We believe that the focus should be on strengthening the United Nations Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons, which is a consensus framework, rather than trying to supplant it with other mechanisms
stressed that the focus should be on security, political and economic development and regional relations.