Examples of using Dwindle 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
Our numbers dwindle.
Dwindle and eyelids, frowning, turn black.
Their numbers dwindle.
Dwindle gradually between impeller and vane, air get out by exhaust hole.(fig4).
They cannot dwindle fast enough.
Chad: Diseases spread as food supplies dwindle.
I have seen fortunes just dwindle from bad decisions.
Flight, the night-soil men of London. Their numbers dwindle.
On the run for years, he had watched his resources dwindle, even as his anxiety kept him on the move.
Turkey exposed to coronavirus shock after currency reserves dwindle.
Older persons were seeing their life savings dwindle and their employment opportunities shrink.
I will not concede for amoment that old privileges should not dwindle.
Economic opportunities will dwindle, food prices will rise, and workers will lose their jobs.
Downworlders multiply with a bite or a scratch, while our numbers… dwindle year… after year.
The availability of food and water may dwindle, even as assistance pours in from around the globe. Transportation networks are devastated.
One strategy would be to buy consumer goods in advance of when they're needed,so they may be obtained before prices float upward or supplies dwindle.
It is already becoming clear that as land-based resources dwindle a rush for the resources of the sea is inevitable.
As oil prices dwindle, Iraq needs to increase its oil output to offset missed production targets over the past few years.
If a narrow view was taken,the scope of the rules of State responsibility might dwindle almost to nothing, leaving only the question of reparation and restitution.
Since the 19th century, beekeepers have reported occasional mass disappearances, giving them enigmaticnames like disappearing disease, spring dwindle disease and autumn collapse.
Unfortunately, the industrialism of the 20thcentury would see the decorative arts dwindle to a point where the know-how of enamelers and miniature painters almost died out.
The age of electricity and of copper will be short. At the intense rate of production that must come, the copper supply of the world will last hardly a score of years… Ourcivilization based on electrical power will dwindle and die.
The benefits to the city of Kinshasa,which has seen its food supplies dwindle as river traffic has been blocked by insecurity, should also soon be apparent.
Many of our countries have seen their revenues dwindle, sometimes to a point where they can only afford to service their external debt- just at a time when the structural-adjustment policies and economic reforms that many of our countries have had to implement are making living conditions for the poorest sectors worse and exacerbating unemployment, poverty and the absence of well-being.
In less than 35 years, we will have no gas,as our energy resources dwindle and needs rise due to global warming, scarcity will spark the inevitable-- a massive.
Burundi has seen the number of displaced persons dwindle from over 1 million to fewer than 100,000 today, while the participation of women in political and economic life has risen significantly.
I have heard it in the frustrations of Americans who have seen their paychecks dwindle or their jobs disappear-- proud men and women who feel like the rules have been changed in the middle of the game.
Dwindling core resources have resulted in a reduction in new project approvals.
Dwindling levels of foreign direct investment.
Leveraging innovation to cope with dwindling resources and global warming.