Examples of using Embrace in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Note the big smile, warm embrace.
Embrace your anger!
You just have to embrace it when it comes along.
Embrace ignorance?
Embrace the shake.
The world must embrace differences and accept disability as part of human diversity. Disability was simply a condition of being human.
feels frightful… you run out of your senses and immerse in a ghost's embrace.
If you would be prepared, in secret, to renounce heresy and embrace the true faith,
Now Lancelot has what he desires, the queen's embrace sets him on fire, so sweet a game to kiss and hold.
We fully embrace the dramatic brow movement- we just want to help you to do it in a way that flatters your face.
Cultural heritages, the valuable inheritance from our ancestors, embrace the wisdom of life to reflect what we have gone through historically.
helping people embrace the side of themselves that's healthy.
There are also folklore groups that have been created through private initiative in the form of associations that embrace both sexes.
Second, the peace process is a regional one and must embrace every country of the region.
Between Europe's embrace of human-animal embryo hybrids and its flirtation with the utter nonsense of plant rights,
UNIDO must embrace a gender perspective that went beyond issues such as human resources policy or support for women entrepreneurs, by adopting a holistic approach with three components: policy formulation, financial responsibility and commitment of management at various levels.
The UN should embrace the normative evolution in Africa and seek a framework to integrate the African Peace and Security Architecture and its new norms within the international legal framework and the system of collective Security established by the UN Charter;
Overlooking the biggest natural valley across Mivida, the luxurious homes at Greens enjoy enchanting views dominated by the tender grasps of nature. The open spaces and gardens that embrace the village impose a sense of serenity and peace.
The global reform process should embrace not only political and security issues, the importance of which no one questions, but also current tasks and future challenges in the economic and social fields and those relating to cooperation.
Embrace me.