Examples of using Hostage 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
Hostage and standby allowances.
You must have the hostage special!
You must have the hostage special!
Unfortunately his hostage must eat, too, but she doesn't exactly feel like descending.
You shot a hostage at the Umbauqa Bank.
He's armed, and he's got a hostage, somebody named Buttercup.
He may deal a hostage to get it back. What channel we on?
Finding Mejia and the hostage or busting some mid-level dealer?
Vincent has never kept a hostage alive, so why Laila?
The sad part: hostage in Pakistan's tribal areas.
Or go straight to the top-- hold the Miafina site hostage.
Korra held baatar Jr. hostage, hoping to force kuvira to back down, but the plan failed, and she fired on team avatar's hideout.
Meanwhile, Badri Zarandia, a leader of the group that took UNOMIG members hostage in Zugdidi in February 1998, resurfaced and made threatening demands to the Government of Georgia for the release from prison of some of his allies.
Even in oppressive countries that arrest, torture and try people, the authorities do not come back after six or seven years to retaliate against the prisoners who are essentially being held hostage because of things happening outside the prison and even outside the country.
According to Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Pasternak in these events turned out to be a hostage to the internal political struggle between various groups of the power elite of the USSR, as well as the ideological confrontation with the West.
Owing to its own practical experience with the impact of armed conflict on civilian populations, it was particularly interested in the issues of missing persons, especially children, and the release of women and children taken hostage.
Hostage name.
American Hostage.
Hostage, hostage, bad guy?
One hostage.