Examples of using Marker 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
do I need to get you a marker?
Laser Machine includes CO2 laser, fiber metal cutting laser and fiber marker laser.
damaging them with marker ink, sticky tapes and gums.
What are you doing writing on that wall with a marker?
To do this, you will need a marker or a snap.
Broke the marker.
I understand you built a marker for father.
No, it is fine, it is fine. Matt's marker's good with me.
Subsequently, I dispatched Ambassador Marker to South Africa, and he held a very useful meeting with the President in Pretoria on 26 August 1997.
Subsequently, three representatives of the demonstrators met Mr. Marker at the office of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) in Jakarta and delivered a petition.
The review pointed out that the marker could also be used to strengthen gender-equality results in the planning stages of country programmes.
On 25 April 1993, around 9.55 p.m., near the D-10/11 border marker, five Albanian nationals were killed while being prevented from illegally crossing the border.
In many reports, an icon is displayed inside the fields of the tables, when clicked on the map, the marker displays the location on the map.
In 2013, UNDP continued to build staff capacities to use the marker as a planning as well as a reporting tool.
Based on this assessment, the GEM guidance note was revised and additional resources developed, to assist staff in applying the marker.
The task is as follows: The pilot must hit the target not only a marker- tape length of 160 and a small weight attached to her weight in'70, and a paratrooper, a team of two people.
On the surface of the wall, apply a marker height of the upper side of the pallet, and make marks on the distance of 100 mm from the corner, which will host the axle mounting brackets.
UNICEF developed the Gender Equality Marker(GEM) as a system to track resource allocations and expenditures that are made to advance gender equality or the empowerment of girls and women, based on the expected contribution of intermediate results to this goal.
On 17 January 1993, near the C-13 border marker in Albanian territory, a fire broke out and spread to Yugoslav territory; the Yugoslav border guards put out the fire.
On 18 January 1993, around 11.30 a.m., near the C-13 border marker, Yugoslav border guards were fired at by two Albanian nationals from small arms, fortunately without any consequences.