Examples of using Dominated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
He dominated me.
Gorgeous schoolgirl dominated by maledom.
I dominated at Jeopardy.
Another group of reptiles dominated the land.
Sami dominated the people around him.
People also translate
An attitude of inflexibility has dominated our deliberations.
Men dominated all other occupations;
I dare say that it dominated my consciousness.
I am not one of your clients who pays to be dominated!
Eugenics dominated the 20th century.
Mutual suspicion, fear and hatred dominated the atmosphere.
Bobby, you dominated the competition. How do you feel?
When the war started, its huntings Zero dominated skies.
Amina's death dominated the Moroccan and international media.
You don't meet many men who refuse to give up or be dominated.
In the near future earth is dominated by a powerful world government.
The structural changes taking place in the Chinese economy dominated the debate.
The neoclassical school dominated the field up until the Great Depression.
Analysis of macroeconomic absorption and impact remains dominated by IMF.
The issue of nuclear energy dominated the discussions on the agenda item.
Women dominated in the manufacturing sector, as well as in the teaching and nursing professions.
The Democratic and Social Republican Party dominated until the 2005 coup.
Which company dominated in distillation and Pyrolysis Machine manufacturing since 2008.
Thirdly, creation of more professorships in female dominated areas is needed.
The Iraq file dominated the attention of the Council during the period covered by this report.
During the early years of its operation,the registration of privatized apartments dominated its work.
The upcoming elections have shaped and dominated the political environment in Afghanistan.
Accounting for 91 per cent of all exports, industrialized countries dominated that market.
The upcoming elections dominated discussions with interlocutors from across the political spectrum.
The pattern of long-term disappearances which dominated previous years ended during 2005.