Examples of using Haunts 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
Regrettably, the ugly spectre of violence still haunts the political scene.
They say the ghost of Shirley Bellinger still haunts this cell.
Koba still haunts us.
They say the long-nosed goblin haunts this mountain.
Elise sent me to a place that still haunts my dreams.
So now she haunts the building.
Even Alex, as emotional as she may be, knows what is right, and that's what haunts you.
Over the past nine years now I have struggled to determine… what it is that haunts the soul of Silas Lamb.
How tragic it is that the pre-Islamic practice of female infanticide still haunts a world we regard as modern and civilized.
The atomic bomb, unleashed over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, was a horrific experience which still haunts humankind and serves as a reminder of the vulnerability of international peace and security amid the ongoing modernization and perfection of deadly weapons by a few countries.
is a terrible demon which haunts caves, rivers, and other isolated places.[2]
The same problem haunts Bernanke's hypothesis that slow growth reflected a“global savings glut.” From a Keynesian perspective, an increase in savings cannot explain the surge in activity that the world witnessed in the early 2000s.
That haunts him.
It haunts me.
It haunts me.
He haunts me.
He haunts my dreams.
Bush era haunts Obama.
It haunts me everyday.
It still haunts us.