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cleave

/kliːv/

الترجمة: فعل ذو معنيين متضادين: يقطع أو يشق شيئًا ما، أو يلتصق بشيء أو بشخص ويتشبث به ويثبت عليه.

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verb

/kliːv/C2formal
  • arفعل ذو معنيين متضادين: يقطع أو يشق شيئًا ما، أو يلتصق بشيء أو بشخص ويتشبث به ويثبت عليه.

A verb with two opposite meanings: to split or sever something, or to adhere firmly and loyally to something or someone.

فعل شاذ

  1. Split or divideB2formal

    To split or separate something, especially with a sharp tool or force.

    arشقّ أو فصل

    • The lumberjack cleaved the log with a single stroke of his axe.
    • The lightning bolt cleaved the ancient oak tree in two.
    • The chef cleaved the chicken breast neatly down the middle.

    المرادفاتcutdividehewpartrendseparateseverslicesplitsunder

    الأضدادattachconnectjoinunite

  2. Create by cuttingB2formal

    To make a path or opening by cutting through something.

    arشقّ طريقًا

    • The ship's bow cleaved a path through the icy waters.
    • The explorer cleaved a tunnel through the dense jungle.
    • The plow cleaved a furrow in the field.

    المرادفاتcuthewslicesplit

  3. Adhere or clingB2formal

    To stick firmly to something or someone; to remain loyal or attached.

    arالتشبث والالتصاق

    • The barnacles cleaved to the hull of the ship.
    • She cleaved to her principles despite the pressure.
    • The child cleaved to his mother's hand in the crowded market.

    المرادفاتadhereattachclingcoherehold faststick

    الأضدادdetachdisconnectdisjoinpartseparate

الصيغ
  • cleaved past participle
  • cleft past participle
  • cloven past participle
  • cleaved past simple
  • cleft past simple
  • clove past simple
  • cleaving present participle
  • cleaves third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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