Tess of the d’Urbervilles
Thomas Hardy
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T homas Hardy was born on June 2, 1840, in Higher Bockhampton in Dorset, a rural region of southwestern England that was to become the focus of his fiction. The child of a builder, Hardy was apprenticed at the age of sixteen to John Hicks, an architect who lived in the city of Dorchester. The location would later serve as the model for Hardy’s fictional Casterbridge. Although he gave serious thought to attending university and entering the church, a struggle he would dramatize in his novel Jude the Obscure, declining religious faith and lack of money led Hardy to pursue a career in writing instead. He spent nearly a dozen years toiling in obscurity and producing unsuccessful novels and poetry. Far from the Madding Crowd, published in 1874, was the author’s first critical and financial success. Finally able to support himself as a writer, Hardy married Emma Lavinia Gifford later that year.
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Although he built a reputation as a successful novelist, Hardy considered himself first and foremost a poet. To him, novels were primarily a means of earning a living. Like many of his contemporaries, he first published his novels in periodic installments in magazines or serial journals, and his work reflects the conventions of serialization. To ensure that readers would buy a serialized novel, writers often structured each installment to be something of a cliffhanger, which explained the convoluted, often incredible plots of many such Victorian novels. But Hardy cannot solely be labeled a Victorian novelist. Nor can he be categorized simply as a Modernist, in the tradition of writers like Virginia Woolf or D. H. Lawrence, who were determined to explode the conventions of nineteenth-century literature and build a new kind of novel in its place. In many respects, Hardy was trapped in the middle ground between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, between Victorian sensibilities and more modern ones, and between tradition and innovation.
Soon after Tess of the d’Urbervilles (1891) was published, its sales assured Hardy’s financial future. But the novel also aroused a substantial amount of controversy. In Tess of the d’Urbervilles and other novels, Hardy demonstrates his deep sense of moral sympathy for England’s lower classes, particularly for rural women. He became famous for his compassionate, often controversial portrayal of young women victimized by the self-righteous rigidity of English social morality. Perhaps his most famous depiction of such a young woman is in Tess of the d’Urbervilles. This novel and the one that followed it, Jude the Obscure (1895), engendered widespread public scandal with their comparatively frank look at the sexual hypocrisy of English society.
Hardy lived and wrote in a time of difficult social change, when England was making its slow and painful transition from an old-fashioned, agricultural nation to a modern, industrial one. Businessmen and entrepreneurs, or “new money,” joined the ranks of the social elite, as some families of the ancient aristocracy, or “old money,” faded into obscurity. Tess’s family in Tess of the d’Urbervilles illustrates this change, as Tess’s parents, the Durbeyfields, lose themselves in the fantasy of belonging to an ancient and aristocratic family, the d’Urbervilles. Hardy’s novel strongly suggests that such a family history is not only meaningless but also utterly undesirable. Hardy’s views on the subject were appalling to conservative and status-conscious British readers, and Tess of the d’Urbervilles was met in England with widespread controversy.
Hardy was frustrated by the controversy caused by his work, and he finally abandoned novel-writing altogether following Jude the Obscure. He spent the rest of his career writing poetry. Though today he is remembered somewhat more for his novels, he was an acclaimed poet in his time and was buried in the prestigious Poet’s Corner of Westminster Abbey following his death in 1928.
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
Although he built a reputation as a successful novelist, Hardy considered himself first and foremost a poet. To him, novels were primarily a means of earning a living. Like many of his contemporaries, he first published his novels in periodic installments in magazines or serial journals, and his work reflects the conventions of serialization. To ensure that readers would buy a serialized novel, writers often structured each installment to be something of a cliffhanger, which explained the convoluted, often incredible plots of many such Victorian novels. But Hardy cannot solely be labeled a Victorian novelist. Nor can he be categorized simply as a Modernist, in the tradition of writers like Virginia Woolf or D. H. Lawrence, who were determined to explode the conventions of nineteenth-century literature and build a new kind of novel in its place. In many respects, Hardy was trapped in the middle ground between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, between Victorian sensibilities and more modern ones, and between tradition and innovation.
Soon after Tess of the d’Urbervilles (1891) was published, its sales assured Hardy’s financial future. But the novel also aroused a substantial amount of controversy. In Tess of the d’Urbervilles and other novels, Hardy demonstrates his deep sense of moral sympathy for England’s lower classes, particularly for rural women. He became famous for his compassionate, often controversial portrayal of young women victimized by the self-righteous rigidity of English social morality. Perhaps his most famous depiction of such a young woman is in Tess of the d’Urbervilles. This novel and the one that followed it, Jude the Obscure (1895), engendered widespread public scandal with their comparatively frank look at the sexual hypocrisy of English society.
Hardy lived and wrote in a time of difficult social change, when England was making its slow and painful transition from an old-fashioned, agricultural nation to a modern, industrial one. Businessmen and entrepreneurs, or “new money,” joined the ranks of the social elite, as some families of the ancient aristocracy, or “old money,” faded into obscurity. Tess’s family in Tess of the d’Urbervilles illustrates this change, as Tess’s parents, the Durbeyfields, lose themselves in the fantasy of belonging to an ancient and aristocratic family, the d’Urbervilles. Hardy’s novel strongly suggests that such a family history is not only meaningless but also utterly undesirable. Hardy’s views on the subject were appalling to conservative and status-conscious British readers, and Tess of the d’Urbervilles was met in England with widespread controversy.
Hardy was frustrated by the controversy caused by his work, and he finally abandoned novel-writing altogether following Jude the Obscure. He spent the rest of his career writing poetry. Though today he is remembered somewhat more for his novels, he was an acclaimed poet in his time and was buried in the prestigious Poet’s Corner of Westminster Abbey following his death in 1928.
Plot Overview
T he poor peddler John Durbeyfield is stunned to learn that he is the descendent of an ancient noble family, the d’Urbervilles. Meanwhile, Tess, his eldest daughter, joins the other village girls in the May Day dance, where Tess briefly exchanges glances with a young man. Mr. Durbeyfield and his wife decide to send Tess to the d’Urberville mansion, where they hope Mrs. d’Urberville will make Tess’s fortune. In reality, Mrs. d’Urberville is no relation to Tess at all: her husband, the merchant Simon Stokes, simply changed his name to d’Urberville after he retired. But Tess does not know this fact, and when the lascivious Alec d’Urberville, Mrs. d’Urberville’s son, procures Tess a job tending fowls on the d’Urberville estate, Tess has no choice but to accept, since she blames herself for an accident involving the family’s horse, its only means of income.
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Tess spends several months at this job, resisting Alec’s attempts to seduce her. Finally, Alec takes advantage of her in the woods one night after a fair. Tess knows she does not love Alec. She returns home to her family to give birth to Alec’s child, whom she christens Sorrow. Sorrow dies soon after he is born, and Tess spends a miserable year at home before deciding to seek work elsewhere. She finally accepts a job as a milkmaid at the Talbothays Dairy.
At Talbothays, Tess enjoys a period of contentment and happiness. She befriends three of her fellow milkmaids—Izz, Retty, and Marian—and meets a man named Angel Clare, who turns out to be the man from the May Day dance at the beginning of the novel. Tess and Angel slowly fall in love. They grow closer throughout Tess’s time at Talbothays, and she eventually accepts his proposal of marriage. Still, she is troubled by pangs of conscience and feels she should tell Angel about her past. She writes him a confessional note and slips it under his door, but it slides under the carpet and Angel never sees it.
After their wedding, Angel and Tess both confess indiscretions: Angel tells Tess about an affair he had with an older woman in London, and Tess tells Angel about her history with Alec. Tess forgives Angel, but Angel cannot forgive Tess. He gives her some money and boards a ship bound for Brazil, where he thinks he might establish a farm. He tells Tess he will try to accept her past but warns her not to try to join him until he comes for her.
Tess struggles. She has a difficult time finding work and is forced to take a job at an unpleasant and unprosperous farm. She tries to visit Angel’s family but overhears his brothers discussing Angel’s poor marriage, so she leaves. She hears a wandering preacher speak and is stunned to discover that he is Alec d’Urberville, who has been converted to Christianity by Angel’s father, the Reverend Clare. Alec and Tess are each shaken by their encounter, and Alec appallingly begs Tess never to tempt him again. Soon after, however, he again begs Tess to marry him, having turned his back on his -religious ways.
Tess learns from her sister Liza-Lu that her mother is near death, and Tess is forced to return home to take care of her. Her mother recovers, but her father unexpectedly dies soon after. When the family is evicted from their home, Alec offers help. But Tess refuses to accept, knowing he only wants to obligate her to him again.
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At last, Angel decides to forgive his wife. He leaves Brazil, desperate to find her. Instead, he finds her mother, who tells him Tess has gone to a village called Sandbourne. There, he finds Tess in an expensive boardinghouse called The Herons, where he tells her he has forgiven her and begs her to take him back. Tess tells him he has come too late. She was unable to resist and went back to Alec d’Urberville. Angel leaves in a daze, and, heartbroken to the point of madness, Tess goes upstairs and stabs her lover to death. When the landlady finds Alec’s body, she raises an alarm, but Tess has already fled to find Angel.
Angel agrees to help Tess, though he cannot quite believe that she has actually murdered Alec. They hide out in an empty mansion for a few days, then travel farther. When they come to Stonehenge, Tess goes to sleep, but when morning breaks shortly thereafter, a search party discovers them. Tess is arrested and sent to jail. Angel and Liza-Lu watch as a black flag is raised over the prison, signaling Tess’s execution
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
Tess spends several months at this job, resisting Alec’s attempts to seduce her. Finally, Alec takes advantage of her in the woods one night after a fair. Tess knows she does not love Alec. She returns home to her family to give birth to Alec’s child, whom she christens Sorrow. Sorrow dies soon after he is born, and Tess spends a miserable year at home before deciding to seek work elsewhere. She finally accepts a job as a milkmaid at the Talbothays Dairy.
At Talbothays, Tess enjoys a period of contentment and happiness. She befriends three of her fellow milkmaids—Izz, Retty, and Marian—and meets a man named Angel Clare, who turns out to be the man from the May Day dance at the beginning of the novel. Tess and Angel slowly fall in love. They grow closer throughout Tess’s time at Talbothays, and she eventually accepts his proposal of marriage. Still, she is troubled by pangs of conscience and feels she should tell Angel about her past. She writes him a confessional note and slips it under his door, but it slides under the carpet and Angel never sees it.
After their wedding, Angel and Tess both confess indiscretions: Angel tells Tess about an affair he had with an older woman in London, and Tess tells Angel about her history with Alec. Tess forgives Angel, but Angel cannot forgive Tess. He gives her some money and boards a ship bound for Brazil, where he thinks he might establish a farm. He tells Tess he will try to accept her past but warns her not to try to join him until he comes for her.
Tess struggles. She has a difficult time finding work and is forced to take a job at an unpleasant and unprosperous farm. She tries to visit Angel’s family but overhears his brothers discussing Angel’s poor marriage, so she leaves. She hears a wandering preacher speak and is stunned to discover that he is Alec d’Urberville, who has been converted to Christianity by Angel’s father, the Reverend Clare. Alec and Tess are each shaken by their encounter, and Alec appallingly begs Tess never to tempt him again. Soon after, however, he again begs Tess to marry him, having turned his back on his -religious ways.
Tess learns from her sister Liza-Lu that her mother is near death, and Tess is forced to return home to take care of her. Her mother recovers, but her father unexpectedly dies soon after. When the family is evicted from their home, Alec offers help. But Tess refuses to accept, knowing he only wants to obligate her to him again.
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
At last, Angel decides to forgive his wife. He leaves Brazil, desperate to find her. Instead, he finds her mother, who tells him Tess has gone to a village called Sandbourne. There, he finds Tess in an expensive boardinghouse called The Herons, where he tells her he has forgiven her and begs her to take him back. Tess tells him he has come too late. She was unable to resist and went back to Alec d’Urberville. Angel leaves in a daze, and, heartbroken to the point of madness, Tess goes upstairs and stabs her lover to death. When the landlady finds Alec’s body, she raises an alarm, but Tess has already fled to find Angel.
Angel agrees to help Tess, though he cannot quite believe that she has actually murdered Alec. They hide out in an empty mansion for a few days, then travel farther. When they come to Stonehenge, Tess goes to sleep, but when morning breaks shortly thereafter, a search party discovers them. Tess is arrested and sent to jail. Angel and Liza-Lu watch as a black flag is raised over the prison, signaling Tess’s execution
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الموضوع الأصلي :
(جديد) النسخة الاخيرة والكاملة من برنامج Google Earth Plus v5.2.1.1547 + الباتش
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المصدر :
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]]>بدايه احب ان اهنئكم بقرب حلول عيد الفطر السعيد اعاده الله علينا وعليكم
انا طالبه جديده معاكم بالمدرسه اتمني انكم تقبلوني معاكم واتمني اني اكون ضيفه خفيفه عليكم
بس:crying:
ابيكم تساعدوني كلكم
اذا ممكن ببتدي انجليزي من جديد مين فيكم يساعدني بليز ولامكان راضي يقبلني الا بالغه وانا معرف شي بالانجليزي لان مستواي مرة ضعيف:crying:
الموضوع الأصلي :
مرحبا
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المصدر :
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]]>السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
كيفكم جميعاً
دائما انتم تسبقوني بالطيب :blushing: فقلت اسبق هذي المره :001_wub:
كل عام وطاقم مدرستنا بخير
كيفكم جميعاً
دائما انتم تسبقوني بالطيب :blushing: فقلت اسبق هذي المره :001_wub:
كل عام وطاقم مدرستنا بخير
الموضوع الأصلي :
من العايدين
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المصدر :
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]]>في البدايه احترت في اي قسم راح يكون الموضوع لكن الكتاب هذا يرتكز على قاعده وهي طرق لفاعليه تحدث اللغه
اتمنى اختياري يعجبكم
Talk a Lot
Spoken English Course
by Matt Purland
A Great New Way to Learn Spoken English
Elementary Book 1
اتمنى اختياري يعجبكم
Talk a Lot
Spoken English Course
by Matt Purland
A Great New Way to Learn Spoken English
Elementary Book 1
Complete 12-week spoken English course
• All materials, instructions and answers are included
• Brand new and unique learning method
• Learn and recall questions, answers and negatives
using 8 common verb forms
• Learn 400+ essential vocabulary words
• 100% photocopiable
الموضوع الأصلي :
Talk a Lot من أروع ماقرأت
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المصدر :
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
هذا برنامج جدا جدا رائع في تعلم وتذّكر الازمنه المختلفه في اللغه الانقليزيه
فعلا برنامج جدا خفيف وممتع
انا جربته وحبيت تشاركوني التجربه
وان شاء الله يعجبكم
وهذي صوره من البرنامج
وهذا رابط التحميل
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
فعلا برنامج جدا خفيف وممتع
انا جربته وحبيت تشاركوني التجربه
وان شاء الله يعجبكم
وهذي صوره من البرنامج
وهذا رابط التحميل
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
الموضوع الأصلي :
أروع برنامج لتعلم القواعد
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المصدر :
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
]]>The Picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar Wilde
by Oscar Wilde
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
O scar Wilde
He was born on October 16, 1854, in Dublin, Ireland. He was educated at Trinity College in Dublin and at Magdalen College, Oxford, and settled in London, where he married Constance Lloyd in 1884. In the literary world of Victorian London, Wilde fell in with an artistic crowd that included W. B. Yeats, the great Irish poet, and Lillie Langtry, mistress to the Prince of Wales. A great conversationalist and a famous wit, Wilde began by publishing mediocre poetry but soon achieved widespread fame for his comic plays. The first, Vera; or, The Nihilists, was published in 1880. Wilde followed this work with Lady Windermere’s Fan (1892), A Woman of No Importance (1893), An Ideal Husband (1895), and his most famous play, The Importance of Being Earnest (1895). Although these plays relied upon relatively simple and familiar plots, they rose well above convention with their brilliant dialogue and biting satire.
Wilde published his only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, before he reached the height of his fame. The first edition appeared in the summer of 1890 in Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine. It was criticized as scandalous and immoral. Disappointed with its reception, Wilde revised the novel in 1891, adding a preface and six new chapters. The Preface (as Wilde calls it) anticipates some of the criticism that might be leveled at the novel and answers critics who charge The Picture of Dorian Gray with being an immoral tale. It also succinctly sets forth the tenets of Wilde’s philosophy of art. Devoted to a school of thought and a mode of sensibility known as aestheticism, Wilde believed that art possesses an intrinsic value—that it is beautiful and therefore has worth, and thus needs serve no other purpose, be it moral or political. This attitude was revolutionary in Victorian England, where popular belief held that art was not only a function of morality but also a means of enforcing it. In the Preface, Wilde also cautioned readers against finding meanings “beneath the surface” of art. Part gothic novel, part comedy of manners, part treatise on the relationship between art and morality, The Picture of Dorian Gray continues to present its readers with a puzzle to sort out. There is as likely to be as much disagreement over its meaning now as there was among its Victorian audience, but, as Wilde notes near the end of the Preface, “Diversity of opinion about a work of art shows that the work is new, complex, and vital.
Plot Overview
Wilde published his only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, before he reached the height of his fame. The first edition appeared in the summer of 1890 in Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine. It was criticized as scandalous and immoral. Disappointed with its reception, Wilde revised the novel in 1891, adding a preface and six new chapters. The Preface (as Wilde calls it) anticipates some of the criticism that might be leveled at the novel and answers critics who charge The Picture of Dorian Gray with being an immoral tale. It also succinctly sets forth the tenets of Wilde’s philosophy of art. Devoted to a school of thought and a mode of sensibility known as aestheticism, Wilde believed that art possesses an intrinsic value—that it is beautiful and therefore has worth, and thus needs serve no other purpose, be it moral or political. This attitude was revolutionary in Victorian England, where popular belief held that art was not only a function of morality but also a means of enforcing it. In the Preface, Wilde also cautioned readers against finding meanings “beneath the surface” of art. Part gothic novel, part comedy of manners, part treatise on the relationship between art and morality, The Picture of Dorian Gray continues to present its readers with a puzzle to sort out. There is as likely to be as much disagreement over its meaning now as there was among its Victorian audience, but, as Wilde notes near the end of the Preface, “Diversity of opinion about a work of art shows that the work is new, complex, and vital.
Plot Overview
In the stately London home of his aunt, Lady Brandon, the well-known artist Basil Hallward meets Dorian Gray. Dorian is a cultured, wealthy, and impossibly beautiful young man who immediately captures Basil’s artistic imagination. Dorian sits for several portraits, and Basil often depicts him as an ancient Greek hero or a mythological figure. When the novel opens, the artist is completing his first portrait of Dorian as he truly is, but, as he admits to his friend Lord Henry Wotton, the painting disappoints him because it reveals too much of his feeling for his subject. Lord Henry, a famous wit who enjoys scandalizing his friends by celebrating youth, beauty, and the selfish pursuit of pleasure, disagrees, claiming that the portrait is Basil’s masterpiece. Dorian arrives at the studio, and Basil reluctantly introduces him to Lord Henry, who he fears will have a damaging influence on the impressionable, young Dorian.
Basil’s fears are well founded; before the end of their first conversation, Lord Henry upsets Dorian with a speech about the transient nature of beauty and youth. Worried that these, his most impressive characteristics, are fading day by day, Dorian curses his portrait, which he believes will one day remind him of the beauty he will have lost. In a fit of distress, he pledges his soul if only the painting could bear the burden of age and infamy, allowing him to stay forever young. After Dorian’s outbursts, Lord Henry reaffirms his desire to own the portrait; however, Basil insists the portrait belongs to Dorian.
Over the next few weeks, Lord Henry’s influence over Dorian grows stronger. The youth becomes a disciple of the “new Hedonism” and proposes to live a life dedicated to the pursuit of pleasure. He falls in love with Sibyl Vane, a young actress who performs in a theater in London’s slums. He adores her acting; she, in turn, refers to him as “Prince Charming” and refuses to heed the warnings of her brother, James Vane, that Dorian is no good for her. Overcome by her emotions for Dorian, Sibyl decides that she can no longer act, wondering how she can pretend to love on the stage now that she has experienced the real thing. Dorian, who loves Sibyl because of her ability to act, cruelly breaks his engagement with her. After doing so, he returns home to notice that his face in Basil’s portrait of him has changed: it now sneers. Frightened that his wish for his likeness in the painting to bear the ill effects of his behavior has come true and that his sins will be recorded on the canvas, he resolves to make amends with Sibyl the next day. The following afternoon, however, Lord Henry brings news that Sibyl has killed herself. At Lord Henry’s urging, Dorian decides to consider her death a sort of artistic triumph—she personified tragedy—and to put the matter behind him. Meanwhile, Dorian hides his portrait in a remote upper room of his house, where no one other than he can watch its transformation.
Lord Henry gives Dorian a book that describes the wicked exploits of a nineteenth-century Frenchman; it becomes Dorian’s bible as he sinks ever deeper into a life of sin and corruption. He lives a life devoted to garnering new experiences and sensations with no regard for conventional standards of morality or the consequences of his actions. Eighteen years pass. Dorian’s reputation suffers in circles of polite London society, where rumors spread regarding his scandalous exploits. His peers nevertheless continue to accept him because he remains young and beautiful. The figure in the painting, however, grows increasingly wizened and hideous. On a dark, foggy night, Basil Hallward arrives at Dorian’s home to confront him about the rumors that plague his reputation. The two argue, and Dorian eventually offers Basil a look at his (Dorian’s) soul. He shows Basil the now-hideous portrait, and Hallward, horrified, begs him to repent. Dorian claims it is too late for penance and kills Basil in a fit of rage.
In order to dispose of the body, Dorian employs the help of an estranged friend, a doctor, whom he blackmails. The night after the murder, Dorian makes his way to an opium den, where he encounters James Vane, who attempts to avenge Sibyl’s death. Dorian escapes to his country estate. While entertaining guests, he notices James Vane peering in through a window, and he becomes wracked by fear and guilt. When a hunting party accidentally shoots and kills Vane, Dorian feels safe again. He resolves to amend his life but cannot muster the courage to confess his crimes, and the painting now reveals his supposed desire to repent for what it is—hypocrisy. In a fury, Dorian picks up the knife he used to stab Basil Hallward and attempts to destroy the painting. There is a crash, and his servants enter to find the portrait, unharmed, showing Dorian Gray as a beautiful young man. On the floor lies the body of their master—an old man, horribly wrinkled and disfigured, with a knife plunged into his heart
Basil’s fears are well founded; before the end of their first conversation, Lord Henry upsets Dorian with a speech about the transient nature of beauty and youth. Worried that these, his most impressive characteristics, are fading day by day, Dorian curses his portrait, which he believes will one day remind him of the beauty he will have lost. In a fit of distress, he pledges his soul if only the painting could bear the burden of age and infamy, allowing him to stay forever young. After Dorian’s outbursts, Lord Henry reaffirms his desire to own the portrait; however, Basil insists the portrait belongs to Dorian.
Over the next few weeks, Lord Henry’s influence over Dorian grows stronger. The youth becomes a disciple of the “new Hedonism” and proposes to live a life dedicated to the pursuit of pleasure. He falls in love with Sibyl Vane, a young actress who performs in a theater in London’s slums. He adores her acting; she, in turn, refers to him as “Prince Charming” and refuses to heed the warnings of her brother, James Vane, that Dorian is no good for her. Overcome by her emotions for Dorian, Sibyl decides that she can no longer act, wondering how she can pretend to love on the stage now that she has experienced the real thing. Dorian, who loves Sibyl because of her ability to act, cruelly breaks his engagement with her. After doing so, he returns home to notice that his face in Basil’s portrait of him has changed: it now sneers. Frightened that his wish for his likeness in the painting to bear the ill effects of his behavior has come true and that his sins will be recorded on the canvas, he resolves to make amends with Sibyl the next day. The following afternoon, however, Lord Henry brings news that Sibyl has killed herself. At Lord Henry’s urging, Dorian decides to consider her death a sort of artistic triumph—she personified tragedy—and to put the matter behind him. Meanwhile, Dorian hides his portrait in a remote upper room of his house, where no one other than he can watch its transformation.
Lord Henry gives Dorian a book that describes the wicked exploits of a nineteenth-century Frenchman; it becomes Dorian’s bible as he sinks ever deeper into a life of sin and corruption. He lives a life devoted to garnering new experiences and sensations with no regard for conventional standards of morality or the consequences of his actions. Eighteen years pass. Dorian’s reputation suffers in circles of polite London society, where rumors spread regarding his scandalous exploits. His peers nevertheless continue to accept him because he remains young and beautiful. The figure in the painting, however, grows increasingly wizened and hideous. On a dark, foggy night, Basil Hallward arrives at Dorian’s home to confront him about the rumors that plague his reputation. The two argue, and Dorian eventually offers Basil a look at his (Dorian’s) soul. He shows Basil the now-hideous portrait, and Hallward, horrified, begs him to repent. Dorian claims it is too late for penance and kills Basil in a fit of rage.
In order to dispose of the body, Dorian employs the help of an estranged friend, a doctor, whom he blackmails. The night after the murder, Dorian makes his way to an opium den, where he encounters James Vane, who attempts to avenge Sibyl’s death. Dorian escapes to his country estate. While entertaining guests, he notices James Vane peering in through a window, and he becomes wracked by fear and guilt. When a hunting party accidentally shoots and kills Vane, Dorian feels safe again. He resolves to amend his life but cannot muster the courage to confess his crimes, and the painting now reveals his supposed desire to repent for what it is—hypocrisy. In a fury, Dorian picks up the knife he used to stab Basil Hallward and attempts to destroy the painting. There is a crash, and his servants enter to find the portrait, unharmed, showing Dorian Gray as a beautiful young man. On the floor lies the body of their master—an old man, horribly wrinkled and disfigured, with a knife plunged into his heart
الموضوع الأصلي :
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
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المصدر :
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]]>Heeey all
I found this women in youtube , and i like the way that she explain about debate
also the Advices and Debate Tips
and u can c more
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I hope u like it
:blushing:
الموضوع الأصلي :
Debate Tips
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المصدر :
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]]>!Hola
:blushing:
:blushing:
To blow about means that the wind moves something in different directions
After the concert, there was a lot of litter blowing about in the park
We tried to collect up all the rubbish and plastic bags that were blowing about in the wind
We tried to collect up all the rubbish and plastic bags that were blowing about in the wind
To blow away means that the wind blows something from the place it was in to another
We fixed the tent securely so that it wouldn't be blown away in the strong wind
The wind blew all the labels away so I didn’t know what I had planted in the garden
The wind blew all the labels away so I didn’t know what I had planted in the garden
To blow back means that the wind blows something in the direction it came from
When I turned the corner, the wind was so strong I just got blown back
The wind blew the smoke back down the chimney into the room
The wind blew the smoke back down the chimney into the room
To blow down means that the wind makes something fall to the ground
A tree was blocking the road. It had been blown down in the storm
The hurricane had blown down the traffic signals and electricity cables all over town
A tree was blocking the road. It had been blown down in the storm
The hurricane had blown down the traffic signals and electricity cables all over town
To blow off means that the winds removes something from a position on something
I was trying to pick up my hat that had been blown off in the wind
The wind was so strong, I got blown off my bicycle
The wind was so strong, I got blown off my bicycle
To blow out means to extinguish a fire or flame
I couldn't light the campfire. The wind kept blowing it out
Happy Birthday! Blow out the candles on your cake
Happy Birthday! Blow out the candles on your cake
To blow over means that an argument or some trouble has come to an end
I thought that the argument would quickly blow over but it didn't
All that has blown over now. We've forgotten about it
All that has blown over now. We've forgotten about it
To blow up means to destroy something by an explosion
The vehicle was blown up when it drove over a landmine
They were carrying homemade bombs to blow up the plane mid-flight
They were carrying homemade bombs to blow up the plane mid-flight
To blow up also means to lose your temper, to become very angry
He was furious. He just blew up and started shouting at everyone
My parents blew up when they found me smoking. They were so angry
My parents blew up when they found me smoking. They were so angry
To blow up also means to put air into something
That tire looks flat. I must go blow it up
I spent the afternoon blowing up balloons for the party
That tire looks flat. I must go blow it up
I spent the afternoon blowing up balloons for the party
!Adios
=)
=)
الموضوع الأصلي :
English Phrasal Verb - To blow
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المصدر :
[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]
]]> صباح الخير
هذه قصيده وجهها عاشق لعريس عشيقته ليله الزفاف ما رأي المقبلين على الزواج لو كان احدهم مكان هذا العريس ؟ ووجد هذا العاشق يلقي القصيدة امامه في قاعه العرس؟
اقدم عدة احتمالات
1-الطلاق
2- سحب مسدس وقتله_ولا اظن احدا يحمل مسدسا في مثل هذه الليله
3-ينزل ويجلسه مكانه
والان اترككم مع القصيده
أبد .. ما جيت أبارك ولكن جيـت باوصّيـك
على الله ناوي ٍ تدخل بهـا الليلـه .. مُعذّبْتـي
ترى لولا الظروف اللي عطتْك وحدّت محاكيك
قسم بالله ما تدخـل عليهـا لـو علـى رْقبْتـي
ولكنّ النصيب اقوى ولا ادري ويش اسوّي فيك
نعم .. صارت معزّبتك .. ولا صارت معزّبْتي
كذا شاءت بنا الأقدار تحرمني لأجـل تعطيـك
كذا لازم عشان تفوز إنت .. أخسـر بتجربْتـي
تراها غاليه جـداً .. وتكفـى .. والله يخليـك
تـدللها .. تدلعهـا .. تنسّيـهـا مصاحبْـتـي
أنا من كثر ما اغليها أحس اني بديـت اغليـك
ولا تسـأل بأيّـة حـق ولا ّ وش مناسبْـتـي
لإنك لو بتسألني بتسمع شـيء مـا يرضيـك
لـذا ياخـوي لا تسـأل ولا تسمـع لأجوبْتـي
أبيك تحطها في داخل عيونـك وبيـن ايديـك
وهي دلوعه اعتـادت علـى كثـرة مداعبْتـي
فداعبها شوي شوي حتـى تشتهـي طاريـك
وشاغبها إليـن تقـول لـك: بطّـل مشاغبْتـي
واذا هي مالها خلقك..ولا تضحك ولا تسلّيـك
تحمّلها وإسألهـا: يـا عمـري ليـه عصّبْتـي
وبالك اسمع انّك يوم تضربها وهـي تشكيـك
ما يحتاج اورّي لـك بفـن الضـرب موهبْتـي
صحيح انك بتملكها ومعك العقد بالتمليـك
وانا عارف حـدود الله ومـن حقـك معاقبْتـي
ولكن قلّها المجنـون وصّانـي وهـو يعنيـك
يقـول انّـه بينتظـرك ولـو شيّـب وشيّبْتـي
وانا مجنونها اللي ما نساها وانت مـا يمديـك
تغطّي ذكرياتي في هواهـا.. وربْـع تجربْتـي
أحس اني تماديت بكلامي.. والغضب حاديـك
ولو انّك في مكاني مـا تفكّـر في محاسبْتي
كفاك اني تركت الليله اشغالي عشـان اجيـك
دخلت القاعه برجلي ولا ادري ويش عاقبْتـي
انا ما جيت اخرّب عرسك الليلـه ولا آذّيـك
أنا جيتك عشان اخاطبـك واسمـع مخاطبْتـي
توصّى..وانتبه..واحرص عليهـا والله يهنّيـك
ترى كل الكلام اللي طلَع مـن ضيقـيَ وكبْتـي
ولكن ما قدرت انّي أقوله وانـت مـا يخفيـك
أخـاف انّـي إذا قلتـه تقـوم وتقطـع رقبتي
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الان خلونا نشوف ردة فعلكم لو كنتوا مكان هالانسان ؟؟
وكمان بنات تخيلو العكس ان بنت هي اللي داخله وقايله القصيده ؟<< رحمتكم لازم تشاركون:laugh::laugh:
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الموضوع الأصلي :
ماردة فعلك لو كنت مكانه ؟؟؟
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]]>انا اريد مسرحية يكون عدد الشخصيات قليل
و الشخصيات كلها من الرجال او الاطفال
لاننا نريد هذه المسرحية لادائها و المنتجين شرطوا علينا ان تكون المسرحية من غير نساء
و يكون موضوعها جيد للمجتمع و ذات اهمية للناس حتى يستفيدوا منها
فممكن ان تقترحوا لي بعض اسماء المسرحيات بهذه المميزات؟
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]]>.. Hi
To be away means to have gone to another place
Sandra won't be back until next month, she is away in China at the moment
?I'm sorry but Martin is away on holiday this week. Can I help you
Sandra won't be back until next month, she is away in China at the moment
?I'm sorry but Martin is away on holiday this week. Can I help you
To be down means to be unhappy or depressed
Until I found a new job, I was down for a long time
Sue has been down since she turned 50
Until I found a new job, I was down for a long time
Sue has been down since she turned 50
To be down can also mean the opposite of 'to be up', to have fallen or got smaller
The dollar is down one cent against the euro
Profits are down this quarter due to bad sales in Europe
The dollar is down one cent against the euro
Profits are down this quarter due to bad sales in Europe
To be in means to be at home
I tried to phone Donna last night but she wasn't in so I couldn't speak to her
I'll be in this afternoon if you'd like to come for tea
I tried to phone Donna last night but she wasn't in so I couldn't speak to her
I'll be in this afternoon if you'd like to come for tea
To be off means to leave or to start on a journey
I'll see you tomorrow morning, I'm off now. Have a nice evening
We're off to Florida on Tuesday. The flight leaves at ten o'clock
We're off to Florida on Tuesday. The flight leaves at ten o'clock
To be off can also mean that food is old and has gone bad
Don't eat that yoghurt, I think it's off. It's been in the fridge for ages
Smell the milk, I think it's off
Smell the milk, I think it's off
To be on means that something is taking place
That documentary is on TV tonight but I don't know which channel it is on
Let's go shopping on Saturday. The sales are on at the moment
Let's go shopping on Saturday. The sales are on at the moment
To be on can also mean to be working or switched on
I think he must be deaf, the TV was on very loud
When I arrived, the lights were on but nobody was at home
When I arrived, the lights were on but nobody was at home
To be out is the opposite of 'to be in' so means to not be at home or to be absent
?I'm sorry but Jack's out. Can I take a message
Marie is out until lunchtime. She's got an appointment at the dentist this morning
Marie is out until lunchtime. She's got an appointment at the dentist this morning
To be up means to have risen, got higher
Prices are up more than ten per cent
Unfortunately our costs are up more than twenty per cent because of the increase in the cost of petrol
Unfortunately our costs are up more than twenty per cent because of the increase in the cost of petrol
See ya
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4000 Essential English Words is a six-book series that is designed to focus on practical high-frequency words to enhance the vocabulary of learners from high beginning to advance levels. The series presents a variety of words that cover a large percentage of the words that can be found in many spoken or written texts. Thus, after mastering these target words, learners will be able to fully understand vocabulary items when they encounter them in written and spoken form.
Each unit presents 20 words which are defined and used in sample sentences. The activities in the books are designed to present the words in different uses so that learners can fully see how they can be utilized. Also at the end of each unit there is a story whch contains the unit’s target words to give learners further examples of the words in use. Each level properly prepares the learner for the next which progressively challenges the learner with more sophisticated vocabulary and stories.
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!Welcome
To back away from something or someone means to retreat or move backwards from something, usually slowly, because you are frightened of them
When I saw the snake, I slowly backed away from it and called for help
He tried to back away from the man with the knife but was trapped
He tried to back away from the man with the knife but was trapped
To back away from an idea or suggestion means to disassociate yourself from it and not support it
He was going to say yes to the proposal but then backed away from it and didn't
He backed away from plans for a vote of no confidence
He backed away from plans for a vote of no confidence
To back downmeans to admit that you were wrong or that you have been defeated
When he was confronted with the facts, he quickly backed down
He wouldn't back down. He maintained his position in spite of all the evidence
He wouldn't back down. He maintained his position in spite of all the evidence
To back off means avoiding a difficult situation by not becoming involved in it
Let me deal with this. Just back off
At first she was very aggressive but then she backed off
At first she was very aggressive but then she backed off
To back onto describes how the back of a house or building faces in a specific direction
The house backs onto the river. We have a lovely view
The building backs onto the car park in the city centre
The building backs onto the car park in the city centre
To back outmeans to withdraw from an agreement that has been made
He is no longer going to pay the amount we agreed. He has backed out of our agreement
We were going to go on holiday together but then he backed out at the last minute
We were going to go on holiday together but then he backed out at the last minute
To back out your car means to reverse it from a place or position
I broke the mirror backing out of the parking lot
It is illegal to back out of your garden on to the road
It is illegal to back out of your garden on to the road
To back up means to give an idea support or to prove it
He had figures from some very reliable sources to back up his arguments
He didn't have any receipts to back up his insurance claim after the burglary
He didn't have any receipts to back up his insurance claim after the burglary
To back up also means to make a copy of something in case the original is damaged, especially on the
computer
computer
Before you start installing new software, back up your files
I have to back up my work regularly so that I don't lose it if the computer goes down
I have to back up my work regularly so that I don't lose it if the computer goes down
To back someone up means to support or to help them
That's exactly what happened. The others will back me up
Nobody backed me up. I was left alone to defend myself against the criticism
Nobody backed me up. I was left alone to defend myself against the criticism
!Have a nice day
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To ask after someone means to ask for information about how they are and what they are doing
Sue was asking after you. I told her you were fine
He asked after my mother. He wanted to know how she was doing
He asked after my mother. He wanted to know how she was doing
To ask around means to ask several people for help or information
I asked around to see if anyone knew someone who could rent me a room
When I needed to buy a new car, I asked around and someone offered me this one
I asked around to see if anyone knew someone who could rent me a room
When I needed to buy a new car, I asked around and someone offered me this one
To ask for means to say that you want something
I asked for the chicken but you have brought me the beef
I must remember to ask for a receipt so that I can get reimbursed
I must remember to ask for a receipt so that I can get reimbursed
To ask for can also mean to do something which is likely to lead to trouble or problems
Walking around the streets alone at night was asking for trouble
If you go to that part of town, you're asking for trouble. It's very dangerous there
If you go to that part of town, you're asking for trouble. It's very dangerous there
To ask for someone means to ask to speak to them
He asked for Carol but there is no one working here called Carol
If you need anything, ask for Henry. He'll be able to help you
If you need anything, ask for Henry. He'll be able to help you
To ask someone in means to invite them into the room or your home
If someone comes to the door, don’t ask them in
To ask someone out means to invite them to go somewhere with you
He asked me out so I expected him to pay for dinner
To ask someone over means to invite them to come visit you in your home
I've asked Diane from across the road over for a cup of coffee later
He asked me over to see what they had done in the garden
He asked me over to see what they had done in the garden
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ديكور .............................. . decoration,decor
بيت........................... ......... house
أثاث.......................... ......... furniture
إكسسوار ............................. accessory
كلاسيكي .............................. . classic
فراش.......................... ............. bed
ثريا .............................. chandelier / luster
أباجورة طاولة ........................ table lamp
غرفة نوم رئيسة ....................... master bedroom
غرفة نوم .............................. ... bedroom
غرفة الطعام .............................. . diningroom
الحمام .............................. ........ bathroom
المطبخ........................ ............... kitchen
غرفة معيشة ........................... livingroom / sittingroom
غرفة المكتب ........................... office room
الستارة .............................. ...... drapery / curtain
كرسي مفرد .............................. .... chair / arm chair
كنبة .............................. .................... sofa
نافذة .............................. .............. window
نافذة مقوسة .............................. ..... arch window
باب جرار .............................. ....... sliding door
صندوق حفظ لعب الأطفال ..... toy box
كرسي مكتب .... desk chair
بارتيشن/ حاجز أرضي ........................floor screens
باب اوكورديون .............. accordion door
مروحة ................... ceiling fan
إضاءة سقفية ...... ceiling fixture
بيت........................... ......... house
أثاث.......................... ......... furniture
إكسسوار ............................. accessory
كلاسيكي .............................. . classic
فراش.......................... ............. bed
ثريا .............................. chandelier / luster
أباجورة طاولة ........................ table lamp
غرفة نوم رئيسة ....................... master bedroom
غرفة نوم .............................. ... bedroom
غرفة الطعام .............................. . diningroom
الحمام .............................. ........ bathroom
المطبخ........................ ............... kitchen
غرفة معيشة ........................... livingroom / sittingroom
غرفة المكتب ........................... office room
الستارة .............................. ...... drapery / curtain
كرسي مفرد .............................. .... chair / arm chair
كنبة .............................. .................... sofa
نافذة .............................. .............. window
نافذة مقوسة .............................. ..... arch window
باب جرار .............................. ....... sliding door
صندوق حفظ لعب الأطفال ..... toy box
كرسي مكتب .... desk chair
بارتيشن/ حاجز أرضي ........................floor screens
باب اوكورديون .............. accordion door
مروحة ................... ceiling fan
إضاءة سقفية ...... ceiling fixture
إكسسوارات وكماليات
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مفرش طاولة ........ table cloth / table top
مفرش طاولة رفيع وطولي الشكل .......... runner
معلقة جدارية .................. tapestry
ورق جدران..........wallpaper
ساعة حائط .........wall clock
حامل جداري للشموع ..... Candle Holder Wall Sconce
لوحات منقوشة للجدران ....... plaques
كونسول........................ .. consoles
خزائن .........................cabin ets
مكتبة التلفزيون ............... TV cabinets
طاولات خدمة( تقديم ) تنازلية الحجم ........... nesting tables
إضاءة جدارية ............... wall sconce
إضاءة مكتب ...... desk lamp
غطاء أباجورة ....lamp shade
مفرش طاولة رفيع وطولي الشكل .......... runner
معلقة جدارية .................. tapestry
ورق جدران..........wallpaper
ساعة حائط .........wall clock
حامل جداري للشموع ..... Candle Holder Wall Sconce
لوحات منقوشة للجدران ....... plaques
كونسول........................ .. consoles
خزائن .........................cabin ets
مكتبة التلفزيون ............... TV cabinets
طاولات خدمة( تقديم ) تنازلية الحجم ........... nesting tables
إضاءة جدارية ............... wall sconce
إضاءة مكتب ...... desk lamp
غطاء أباجورة ....lamp shade
إكسسوارات الستارة
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كراكيش للستائر ..... Tassel Tiebacks
قضبان الستارة ...... curtain rods
حامل أو اربط قماش الستارة .... scarf holder
قضبان الستارة ...... curtain rods
حامل أو اربط قماش الستارة .... scarf holder
أثاث غرف النوم
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ظهر أو مسند السرير......... hedboard
وسائد......................... ... pillows
مفارش سرير ( كفرات ) ...... blankets
شراشف .......................... sheets
التسريحة ..................dresser
مرتبة سرير .............................. . mattresses
ناموسية ................... mosquito net
كومودينو.............. drawer night / night stand
خزانة طولية مزودة بأدراج توضع................... Drawer Chest
عادة في غرف النوم
طاولة لتغيير حفاض البيبي ................. Baby Changing Table
وسائد......................... ... pillows
مفارش سرير ( كفرات ) ...... blankets
شراشف .......................... sheets
التسريحة ..................dresser
مرتبة سرير .............................. . mattresses
ناموسية ................... mosquito net
كومودينو.............. drawer night / night stand
خزانة طولية مزودة بأدراج توضع................... Drawer Chest
عادة في غرف النوم
طاولة لتغيير حفاض البيبي ................. Baby Changing Table
أثاث غرف المعيشة والإستقبالات
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طاولة توضع خلف الكنبة لفصل منطقتين ......... sofa table
كرسي مفرد بدون ذراعين............. side chair
كرسي مفرد بذراعين ............... arm chair
بنش .............................. ... Bench
كنبة لشخصين ........ loveseat
كنبة زاوية ....................Sectional Sofa
طاولة خدمة توضع عادة وسط غرف........ cocktail table
حامل /ستاند للتلفاز .... TV stand
خزانة كتب .... Bookcase
خزانة عرض التحف ...................Curio Cabinet
سنادة للأرجل ......... Ottoman
كرسي مفرد بدون ذراعين............. side chair
كرسي مفرد بذراعين ............... arm chair
بنش .............................. ... Bench
كنبة لشخصين ........ loveseat
كنبة زاوية ....................Sectional Sofa
طاولة خدمة توضع عادة وسط غرف........ cocktail table
حامل /ستاند للتلفاز .... TV stand
خزانة كتب .... Bookcase
خزانة عرض التحف ...................Curio Cabinet
سنادة للأرجل ......... Ottoman
أثاث المطبخ
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طاولة طعام ................... Dining table
طاولة خدمة / تقديم الطعام ........ Serving cart
كرسي خاص لكاونترات المطابخ ........ kitchen stool
خزانة بوفيه لغرف الطعام ................... Buffet Deck
طاولة خدمة / تقديم الطعام ........ Serving cart
كرسي خاص لكاونترات المطابخ ........ kitchen stool
خزانة بوفيه لغرف الطعام ................... Buffet Deck
إطار ورقي للجدار ........ wall border
خزانة جدارية .............. wall cabinet
أرضية سيراميك ...... ceramic floor
أرضية رخام .......... marble floor
أرضية باركيه ............. Parke
قطع سجاد ............. rugs
موكيت ............... Carpet
خزانة جدارية .............. wall cabinet
أرضية سيراميك ...... ceramic floor
أرضية رخام .......... marble floor
أرضية باركيه ............. Parke
قطع سجاد ............. rugs
موكيت ............... Carpet
أثاث الحدائق وديكور المنزل الخارجي
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حديقة ..... garden
فناء خارجي ..... backyard
مبنى ..... building
واجهات منزل ..... cladding
قرميد .... roof tile
حديقة المنزل الخارجية .... landscaping
أثاث خارج المنزل ............... outdoor living
نافورة جدارية خارجية ........ Wall Fountain
إضاءة حدائق / إضاءة خارجية ........ outdoor lighting
شفاط جداري خارجي ........... window exhaust fan
شتر خارجي للنوافذ ........ window shutter
فناء خارجي ..... backyard
مبنى ..... building
واجهات منزل ..... cladding
قرميد .... roof tile
حديقة المنزل الخارجية .... landscaping
أثاث خارج المنزل ............... outdoor living
نافورة جدارية خارجية ........ Wall Fountain
إضاءة حدائق / إضاءة خارجية ........ outdoor lighting
شفاط جداري خارجي ........... window exhaust fan
شتر خارجي للنوافذ ........ window shutter
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الموضوع الأصلي :
مفردات اثاث المنزل
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