Examples of using Truce in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Let's call a truce.
A truce is when you forgive someone for a little while.
You still wanna talk truce, String?
There's a truce here, you can drop it.
Calling a truce.
There's a truce ratified by priests.
Anna Leigh recently negotiated a truce with Marie Laveau, the voodoo queen.
However, the same report and testimony heard by the Committee, show that the truce was on occasion violated by Israel, with fatal consequences.
Thanks to that initiative, the belligerents observed the truce and cessation of hostilities in the absence of any observation or verification mechanism, until early February 2003.
Emphasizing their firm commitment to peace by building on the achievements in the Burnham Declaration, the Burnham Truce and the Cairns Commitment.
The following day, the new government offered to the Allies the truce that Ludendorff had demanded.
In 557, a truce ended the hostilities between the Byzantines and Persians, and by the"Fifty Years Peace" of Dara of 562, Khosrow I recognized Lazica as a Byzantine vassal state for an annual payment of gold.
Truce, truce.
Okay, truce. Truce.
Global Truce.
Truce Mural.
Truce off!
Hudaydah Truce.
Refuses truce.
Truce then.