Examples of using Gave 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
HaiChuan's staff gave me suggestions patiently, we have nice negotiation about products.
On the first day of travel, my true love gave to me.
Why don't you use the thousand dollars that sailor gave you to leave the back door of my club open last Thursday night?
One needs to focus while picking the assets to do as not all the establishment gave through live undertaking training and commendable tutelage to think of flying hues.
The draft report gave rise to approximately 80 pages of comments from the Environment and Energy Group, UNDP country offices, and other units across UNDP.
You took the million dollars that our dad gave you in his will, and you bought a fancy sports car?
The methodology took into account the lack of evidence, in the context of the war that gave rise to the claims.
These associations gave the Brotherhood a platform from which to criticise Egypt's lack of free parliamentary and presidential elections and the use of torture in prisons, and to call for the repeal of the emergency law.
(c) On humanitarian considerations, the Government of Indonesia gave free passage to East Timorese youths who had tried to seek asylum at several embassies in Jakarta in the last two years, allowing them to leave the country for Portugal.
Experts Rosobrnadzor repeatedly gave interviews, from the content of which it is clear that preparations of the firm"Evalar", in their opinion, in some cases not only do not have a positive effect, but are harmful.
In this connection, the State party points out that the Tribunal gave the complainant an opportunity to read through the record of the first hearing with the assistance of an interpreter and to correct any errors.
During the period covered by this Report, the President of the Court, in his official capacity, gave a speech to the meeting of Legal Advisers to Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the United Nations Member States on 1 November 2004.
It was followed by a statement made by Mr. Hama Arba Diallo, Executive Secretary of the UNCCD secretariat, who gave an overview of the status of implementation of the Convention in Africa and highlighted the link between poverty and desertification.
The Latin American and Caribbean Committee for the Defence of Women ' s Rights(CLADEM) also reports that the Government gave civil society organizations one week to submit comments they felt were relevant to the document.
On the evening of its arrival in Gaza on 10 February 2001, the Commission met with the Palestinian Authority President, Yasser Arafat, who gave the Commission an account of the situation from the perspective of the Palestinian Authority.
On the 31st of March the president of Botswana, Mokgweetsi Masisi gave a speech and declared a State of Public Emergency for the purpose of taking appropriate and stringent measures to address the risks posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Her Ministry, in cooperation with the Ministry of Rural Development, was making every effort to implement measures to improve the situation of poor rural women and to ensure that rural development programmes gave priority to gender issues.
In this case, chairing the First Committee at a time when all the other elements of the disarmament machinery are at a standstill gave me a chance to reflect on the substance of disarmament and non-proliferation.
At that time, the right to veto was necessary, because in that bipolar world, with the fear of a nuclear holocaust, that right gave to Council members the balance necessary to ensure the security of humankind.
What made this post work so well that I included a part of influencers in it and link to all of them, which gave me an occasion to contact them and get the word out about my launch.