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conditioner

/kənˈdɪʃ.ən.ər/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على مادة تُستعمل عند الغسل أو العناية، كبلسم الشعر أو منعّم الأقمشة، أو على تمرين رياضي يقوّي الجسم، أو على مدرب للرياضيين.

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noun

/kənˈdɪʃ.ən.ər/B1formal
  • arاسم يدل على مادة تُستعمل عند الغسل أو العناية، كبلسم الشعر أو منعّم الأقمشة، أو على تمرين رياضي يقوّي الجسم، أو على مدرب للرياضيين.

A noun referring to a substance used in washing, such as for hair or clothing, to make things softer, or to an exercise that conditions the body, or a trainer of athletes.

  1. Exercise for conditioningB2formalsport

    Physical exercise or training designed to improve the body's fitness, strength, or endurance.

    arتمرين لتحسين اللياقة

    • He does daily conditioning exercises to stay in shape.
    • The athlete's conditioning routine includes running and weightlifting.
    • Proper conditioning is essential for marathon runners.
  2. Trainer of athletesB2formalsport

    A person who trains athletes to improve their physical condition and performance.

    arمدرب اللياقة البدنية

    • The team hired a new conditioning coach for the season.
    • She works as a conditioner for professional basketball players.
    • The conditioner designed a personalized workout plan for each athlete.

    المرادفاتcoachtrainer

  3. Softening substanceA2formal

    A product used in washing to make hair or fabric softer and more manageable.

    arمُنعِّم

    • She applied conditioner to her hair after shampooing.
    • Fabric conditioner makes clothes feel softer and smell fresh.
    • Use a leave-in conditioner for extra moisture.

    المرادفاتrinsesoftener

الصيغ
  • conditioners plural form
  • conditioners' possessive plural form
  • conditioner's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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