Examples of using Tense 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
Use of the word"wanted…" past tense.
Our non-relations with other religions are tense and dangerous.
You look tense.
Brows up and tense.
I mean, you seem a little tense.
Cos I'm always… tense.
He is now past tense.
Tense to both.
I am three days away from the launch of my presidential campaign. I am a little tense.
The situation on the ground remains tense, as the presence of the Mouvement du 23 mars(M23) in various areas in Rutshuru territory, North Kivu, continues to pose a serious threat to the protection of civilians.
Scene tense and convulsive music mixed with a glimpse of disconcerting, and that the director tried to give a glimpse of the spiritual Highness on the scene, quickly turn to the comic scene raises giggles spectators in their seats.
The continued existence of the tense situation on the Korean peninsula is attributable to the hostile relations between the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea and the United States, which give rise to mistrust and confrontation.
It goes without saying that the continuing tense situation in the Middle East makes it impossible for that region, the cradle of the monotheistic religions
It is vitally important that UNOCI senior management ensure that security policies, instructions and procedures are implemented and are operating effectively, particularly in the light of the prevailing tense security situation in Côte d ' Ivoire.
The Assistant Secretary-General also expressed serious concerns about the situation in Crimea, which remained tense with respect to the protection of human rights, in particular the rights of those who opposed the recent political events in Crimea.
Sounds tense.
Always tense.
Tense how?
Somebody's tense.
Daddy looks tense.