صيغ مركبة:
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as the next man,
as the next woman,
as the next person expr | (just as much as anyone else) | كغيره من الناس، كسائر الناس |
| average person n | (person with typical characteristics) | الشخص العادي |
| bad person n | (evil individual) | شخص شرير |
| boat person n | usually plural (refugee fleeing by boat) | لاجئ هارب بالمراكب |
| | Many boat people from Vietnam went to Hong Kong after the Vietnam War. |
businessperson,
plural: businesspeople n | (commercial executive) | رجل أعمال |
| | | سيدة أعمال |
caveperson,
cave person,
plural: cavepeople,
cave people n | (prehistoric human) | إنسان الكهف |
| dead person n | ([sb] no longer alive) | شخص ميت |
| | The man was arrested for using the passport of a dead person to try to enter the country. |
| dead person n | (corpse) | جثة |
| | After the accident, dead people were lying on the road. |
| disabled person n | (individual with a disability) | ذو احتياجات خاصة، ذو إعاقة |
| | (في بعض المناطق) | معوَّق |
| | It is illegal for employers to discriminate against disabled people. |
displaced person,
plural: displaced persons,
displaced people n | often plural (refugee, [sb] driven from homeland) | نازح |
| | (في بعض المناطق) | مُهجّر |
| | There are 60 million displaced people in the world. |
| door person n | (doorkeeper, [sb] guarding an entrance) | حارس باب |
| experienced person n | ([sb] practised) | شخص ذو خبرة |
| | The company is seeking an experienced person to manage the finance department. |
| famous person n | (celebrity) | شخصية شهيرة، من المشاهير |
| first person n | (grammar: I, we) (في النحو) | المُتكلِّم |
| | The pronoun in that sentence is in the first person. |
| first person n as adj | (narrative: in the first person) | المتكلِّم |
| | The writer uses first person narrative throughout the entire novel. |
| good person n | ([sb] kind, honest) | شخص لطيف، شخص طيب، شخص صالح |
| | Vivie is a good person who is always willing to help other people. |
| handicapped person n | dated, offensive (person who is physically disabled) (استعمال مهين) | شخص معاق |
| | It's a home for mentally handicapped people. |
| handicapped person n | dated, offensive ([sb] with learning difficulties) (استعمال مهين) | شخص معاق |
| | He may have had learning difficulties, but he resented being called a "handicapped person.". |
important person,
plural: important people n | (prominent individual) | شخصية مهمة |
| | When I asked why the street was blocked off the officer explained that some "important person" was due to arrive. |
| in person adv | (in real life, in the flesh) | شخصيًّا، بالذات |
| | He was incredibly excited to see his favorite musician in person. |
| in-person adj | (face to face) | شخصي، وجهًا لوجه |
| | It was their first in-person meeting after years of getting to know each other on social networking sites. |
| influential person n | ([sb] powerful or important) | شخص ذو نفوذ، شخص ذو أهمية |
| | Chomsky is an influential person in the field of linguistics. |
| influential person n | ([sb] who inspires and motivates) | شخص مؤثّر |
| | My maths teacher was a very influential person in my intellectual development. |
| innocent person n | ([sb] who is not guilty of an offence) | شخص بريء |
| | The jury was able to tell from the evidence that the man on trial was an innocent person. |
| irritable person n | ([sb] who is habitually grumpy) | شخص سريع الغضب |
| | I wish I could talk to my boss about this, but he is such an irritable person that it puts me off. |
| large person n | ([sb] fat or ample) | شخص سمين |
| | He's a large person and has difficulty finding clothes to fit him. |
| lazy person n | ([sb] who is idle) | كسول |
| | Clive's teachers often described him as a lazy person. |
| little person n | (short due to genetic condition) | قصير، قزم |
| little person n | figurative (lacking money, power) (ينقصه المال أو السلطة) | قليل الشأن |
matchstick man,
matchstick figure,
matchstick person n | UK (figure drawn with straight lines) | شخص مرسوم بخطّ، رسم خطيّ لشخص |
| | I'm no artist; I can barely draw matchstick men! |
| missing person n | ([sb] who has disappeared) | شخص مفقود |
| | My husband hasn't been seen for three days and the police have recorded him as a missing person. |
| | If you see this missing person, please call the police. |
| morning person n | (energetic in the morning) | شخص نشيط صباحًا |
| | Marie is a morning person; she jogs 2 miles before work every day. |
nonperson,
non-person n | (person regarded as having no rights, person whose existence is not acknowledged) | شخص نكرة |
| not a single person pron | (nobody, not anyone) | لا أحد، ولا أي إنسان |
| | Not a single person was in favour of the price increases. |
| old person n | (senior citizen, elderly individual) | شخص مسن |
| | She was rather spry for an old person. |
| one's own person n | ([sb] independent) | مستقلّ، عنده استقلالية |
| | Mike is very much his own person and does not like being told what to do. |
| people person n | informal ([sb] who gets on well with others) | محبوب، ودود |
| | John's a real people person: he can chat to anyone. |
| person in charge n | (manager) | مدير، مسؤول |
| | The store clerk was rude to me, so I complained to the person in charge. |
| | لقد كان البائع فظاً معي، فاشتكيته إلى المدير. |
| person in charge of [sth] n | (manager of [sth]) | مدير الشيء، المسؤول عن الشيء |
| | To get access, you'll have to speak with the person in charge of security. |
person of color (US),
person of colour (UK) n | mainly US, often plural ([sb] of non-white descent) (ليس أبيض) | شخص ملوَّن |
| person of interest n | (wanted for by police) (من قبل الشرطة) | شخص موضع اهتمام، شخص محلّ اهتمام |
| person-to-person adv | (directly between two people) | شخصيًّا، من شخص لشخص |
| | They cleared up the misunderstanding when they spoke person-to-person. |
| person-to-person adj | (directly between two people) | من شخص لشخص |
| | The disease is transmitted by person-to-person contact. |
| POC n | mainly US, initialism (person of color) | شخص ملوّن |
| private person n | ([sb] who values their privacy) | شخص كتوم، شخص حريص على حياته الخاصة |
| | Fred doesn't share many details of his life with his co-workers; he is a private person. |
| resource person n | (facilities manager) (مدير تسهيلات) | اختصاصيّ، خبير |
| | The company is recruiting a resource person to manage their facilities. |
| resource person n | (consultant: special knowledge) (في مجال معيّن) | اختصاصيّ، خبير |
| | You should consult a resource person for advice because this project requires specialized knowledge. |
| responsible person n | ([sb] sensible and trustworthy) | شخص عنده حسّ المسؤولية |
| | The company sought to hire a responsible person to guard the offices in the evening. |
| right person n | (most suitable individual) | الشخص المناسب |
| | The hiring process is going slowly because we want to be sure we hire the right person. |
right-hand person,
right-hand man,
right-hand woman n | (trusted aide or advisor) | ذراع يمنى |
| | Mary was my right-hand woman on this assignment. |
| | The president's right-hand man ensured that his day would go smoothly. |
| right-handed person n | ([sb] whose right hand is dominant) | شخص أيمن |
| | Right-handed people outnumber left-handed by around eight to one. |
| sad person n | ([sb] who feels unhappy) | شخص حزين |
| | She's such a sad person because she has nothing in her life to make her happy. |
| sad person n | ([sb] to be pitied) | شخص مثير للشفقة |
| | George was one of those sad people who never have much luck in life. |
| second person n | (grammar: you) (في النحو) | المخاطَب |
| | The ending of the verb tells you that it is in the second person. |
| second person n as adj | (narrative: in the second person) | بصيغة المخاطَب |
| | The author uses a second-person narrative in this story. |
| selfish person n | ([sb] self-interested) | محب لذاته فقط، أناني |
| | Gilbert is a selfish person who's only interested in getting what he wants out of other people. |
| shy person n | ([sb] timid or reserved) | شخص خجول |
| | She was such a shy person, she could not talk to strangers. |
| sick person n | (patient, [sb] who is unwell) | شخص مريض |
| | It is a nurse's job to look after sick people. |
| silly person n | ([sb] foolish or childish) | شخص ساذج، شخص أحمق |
| | | شخص سخيف |
| | Some silly person forgot to close the gate, and the dog got out. |
| single person n | ([sb] without a partner) | شخص غير مرتبط |
| | Sarah created a dating site for single people who are looking for a relationship. |
| spiteful person n | ([sb] malicious) | شخص ماكر،شخص خبيث |
| | She made up a story about me because she is a spiteful person and was jealous that I won. |
| | اختلقت قصة عني لأنها إنسانة خبيثة وتغار لأني فزت. |
street person,
plural: street people n | (homeless individual) | مشردون |
| | They didn't choose to be street people: they just don't have a home to go to. |
| stunt person n | (person performing stunts) | مُجازِف، بديل مُخاطِر، مؤدّي مشاهد خطيرة |
| stupid person n | pejorative (idiot) | شخص أحمق، غبي |
| | A stupid person cannot add two and two. |
| third person n | (grammar: he, they) | صيغة الغائب |
| | When I say "he spoke", I'm using the verb in the third person. |
| third person n as adj | (narrative: in the third person) | صيغة الغائب |
| | Most novels are written in the third-person narrative mode. |
| violent person n | ([sb] physically abusive) | شخص عنيف |
| | I don't see what she sees in him because he's such a violent person. |
| weak-willed person n | ([sb] with no willpower) | شخص ضعيف الإرادة |
| | He was a weak-willed person who never escaped his father's influence. |
wealthy person,
plural: wealthy people,
the wealthy n | ([sb] rich) | شخص ثريّ |
| | A lot of wealthy people live in this part of town. |
young person,
plural: young people n | often pl (youth, adolescent) | شابّ، مراهق |
| | Most movies today are targeted towards young people. |