Examples of using Hope in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
I hope you don't mind,
It's cool design for t-shirt Hope you will like it!
Hope that plays her tune alone, love that conquers pain and death.
But we also hope you know that it's an extra service,
Hey, Mike, hope you're not allergic to poison oak,'cause you're about to be sleeping in it.
Through their writing and translating we hope to introduce you to many new people, ideas and stories you won't hear about elsewhere!
I sure hope his wife isn't having sex With his neighbor and best friend And that wayne doesn't come in and shoot them both.
Hope you don't mind me asking, but just out of curiosity, how would you two meet, you and Mr. Collins?
We all hope President Keeler is alive,
Very good service, I do hope to instruct Blakewater Solicitors again in the future
KGpg- simple gui for gpg KGpg was designed to make gpg very easy to use. I tried to make it as secure as possible. Hope you enjoy it.
We are your neighbors… and if you or your children should need anything… we hope that you will let us know.
Our designer did this in a small size for cheer bow and some small place you want it be. Hope you will like it..
teams are likely to be Na'Vi, Scythe, and a Chinese team which I personally hope will be EHOME.
It is our hope that expansion of the membership will be among the key issues that the Conference on Disarmament addresses when it resumes work in 2011.
I hope you have a bulletproof excuse on why you grabbed Nina instead of letting me.
We hold out the hope that the Libyan people will be able to achieve peace while fully exercising their national sovereignty.
I should like also to welcome the new Members of the Organization and to express the hope that their participation in this body will enhance its universality and strengthen the spirit of universality and international cooperation.
We encourage this trend and express the hope that it will likewise be reflected in an increase in the number of countries that have deposited with the Secretary-General a declaration of acceptance of the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court.
O LORD, the hope of Israel, all that forsake thee shall be ashamed,