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ترجمات رئيسية |
notched adj | (having a small cut, indentation) | مثلَّم، محزَّز |
| We drove a notched stake into the ground and attached the guy line to it. |
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ترجمات رئيسية |
notch n | (in belt) (في الحزام) | ثقب |
| Paul had to let his belt out a few notches after dinner. |
| اضطر بول أن يرخي حزامه بضعة ثقوب بعد العشاء. |
notch n | (cut, dent) | حزّ، ثلمة |
| Dan cut a notch into the board. |
| أحدث دان ثلمة في لوح الخشب. |
notch n | figurative (level) | درجة، مستوى |
| The coach decided to take the team's training up a notch. |
| قرَّر المدرِّب أن يرفع مستوى تدريب الفريق قليلاً. |
ترجمات إضافية |
notch n | (nock: indentation in arrow end) (في أسفل السهم) | ثلمة |
| The bowstring fits into the notch at the end of the arrow. |
notch n | (engineering, materials science: defect) (في علوم المواد والهندسة) | ثلمة، ندبة |
| A notch is made in the metal in order to test its ductility. |
notch n | (sewing: indentation as a guide) (في الخياطة للاستدلال منها) | ثلمة |
notch [sth]⇒ vtr | (create a notch) | يحزّز |
| Ben notched the tree to mark his height. |
notch [sth] vtr | (record with a notch) | يعلّم |
| The prisoner notched yet another day on the wall of his cell. |
notch [sth] vtr | figurative (achieve, score) | يحرز، يسجّل |
| The young racehorse notched his fifth win today. |
notch [sth] onto [sth] vtr + prep | (nock: fit arrow to bowstring) (يثبّت سهمًا على وتر القوس) | يشدّ شيئًا على شيء |
| Robin Hood notched another arrow onto his bow. |
| شدّ روبن هود سهمًا آخر على قوسه. |
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أفعال مركّبيّة notch | notched |
notch up [sth], notch [sth] up vtr phrasal sep | (make score marks to count) | يسجّل، يدوّن، يعلّم |
| The prisoner was notching up his days in captivity on the wall of his cell. |
notch up [sth], notch [sth] up vtr phrasal sep | figurative (accumulate) | يحقّق |
| The driver has notched up his second victory of the season at Monaco. |
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