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many-sided

/ˈmen.iˌsaɪ.dɪd/

الترجمة: يصف شيئًا له جوانب أو أوجه أو سمات متعددة ومتنوعة؛ متعدد الجوانب أو شامل النواحي.

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adjective

/ˈmen.iˌsaɪ.dɪd/C1formal
  • arيصف شيئًا له جوانب أو أوجه أو سمات متعددة ومتنوعة؛ متعدد الجوانب أو شامل النواحي.

Describes something that has many different aspects, features, or sides; versatile or multifaceted.

  1. Having many sides or surfacesB2formal

    Possessing multiple physical sides or facets, like a geometric shape or object.

    arمتعدد الجوانب

    • A many-sided polygon is called a polyhedron.
    • The many-sided crystal sparkled in the light.
    • The artist carved a many-sided sculpture from marble.

    المرادفاتfacetedmultifacetedpolygonalpolyhedral

  2. Having many aspects or facetsB2formal

    Characterized by a variety of different features, qualities, or perspectives.

    arمتعدد الجوانب

    • The problem is many-sided and requires a complex solution.
    • Her many-sided personality makes her an intriguing person.
    • The debate covered the many-sided nature of the issue.

    المرادفاتcomplexdiversemanifoldmultifacetedmultifariousvariedversatile

    الأضدادone-dimensionalsimpleuncomplicated

  3. Full of variety or interestB2informal

    Rich in diverse elements that make something engaging or fascinating.

    arمتعدد الجوانب

    • The festival was a many-sided event with music, food, and art.
    • He leads a many-sided life, traveling and learning constantly.
    • The novel is a many-sided story that appeals to all ages.

    المرادفاتdiverseeclecticmanifoldmultifacetedmultifariousvariedvariegated

    الأضدادboringdullhumdrummonotonoustediousunvaried

الصيغ
  • more many-sided comparative form
  • most many-sided superlative form
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