Examples of using May put 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
We also have news which may put Mr Bates in the clear.
Peel may put aside his scruples when he realises what is at stake.
From Any Library: Patrons from any library may put this item on hold.
A touch, a texture, a scent may put a note in my head.
Traveling under your current passport may put you at additional risk of terrorism or mistreatment.
On the chest, we may put embroidery or printing LOGO of your brand on it.
Now, I know this may put our electorates in question… but I had no choice.
If you take it easy and behave silly, it may put your life in danger.
Moreover, green architecture may put the world on a more sustainable consumption and production path.
On the chest, we may put embroidery or printing LOGO of your brand on it.
But one of them, by luck, may put two numbers in the right order.
If you try and conceal anything at all it may put you in a very serious position.
It's empty now, but someone may put a poster up. There's an election.
The wife may put me on gun purchase restriction for a while after she sees this thing.
Your specialist may put you on a weight gain program in the event that you are underweight.
Do not open any file attachments or junk mail that may put your host's computer at risk.
However, there are factors that may put some people at increased risk.
Indifferent application of“automatic” penalties may put the principles of fairness and equity in jeopardy.
If she is going to marry may put this into account.
The broader environment may put children in specific situations that expose them to increase risk.