Examples of using Had exploded in English and their translations into Arabic
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Iùs just as if the body had exploded from the inside.
I walked into a bathroom one time, and it looked like a cow had exploded.
It's just as if the body had exploded from the inside.
The lobby was about 6 storeys high andthe lobby looked as though a bomb had exploded there.".
But, evidently, the same design had exploded a few days before.
The other case concerns a Palestinian who wasreportedly arrested in 1971 on the day a bomb had exploded in Gaza.
The United States Navy had exploded missiles tipped with depleted uranium on Vieques.
The lobby looked as if a bomb had exploded there.
A day previously, a small bomb had exploded outside a madrassa near the Consulate General of Pakistan in Jalalabad.
He was feeling like everything around him was moving in a reverse order, as if something had exploded into his being.
A car bomb had exploded in the capital the day before, killing at least eight people and injuring more than 40.
When they finally got him out, his heart had exploded like a crisp packet.
As if my grandfather's legacy had exploded within the family, and that little extra cell had lodged itself in everybody's brain.
I recall a leaked video of a doctor screaming:“The chest has exploded, the head had exploded, and the brain is outside.
In Bombay, in March 1993, a series of time bombs had exploded all over the city and had claimed a heavy toll in human life and property.
The other case concerns a Palestinian who wasreportedly arrested in 1971 on the day a bomb had exploded in Gaza.
The same day, the authorities announced that a number of bombs had exploded in Khartoum on 29 and 30 June, while others had been defused.
Was this novelty really necessary and was it safe? Near Ghent at the beginning of the same year,the steam boiler of a departing train had exploded.
India and Pakistan, however, had exploded nuclear devices and, along with North Korea, had still not signed the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT).
Earlier still, the French ship La Coubre,carrying Belgian weapons and grenades for Cuba, had exploded on the docks of Havana Harbor.
On 21 February 2013, a car bomb had exploded in front of the police department of Masakin Barzah, killing eight people, among them a woman and a number of children.
Military bomb disposal experts neutralized the device whichwas said to be similar to the one that had exploded in a Tel Aviv café in March.
On 8 April 2013, a car bomb had exploded in the Sab ' Bahrat district in Damascus, targeting the Investment Authority building, killing 18 civilians and wounding 84 others.
As an example of the indiscriminate risk posed by such weapons,it was reported that a mine had exploded on 27 January 2012 owing to heavy rains in the area.
Over the past 15 months,three Hizbollah weapons caches had exploded in Lebanon south of the Litani river, providing clear evidence that Hizbollah continued to rearm in direct violation of resolution 1701.
In Gaza City,explosives experts deactivated four pipe bombs after three others had exploded, thus alerting soldiers to where the remaining ones were located.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland reported that a car bomb had exploded outside the Israeli Embassy in London, causing significant damage to one part of the building and injuring several Embassy personnel who were cut by flying glass.
The Working Group also expressed concern to the Governmentin connection with information received indicating that in June 1997, a bomb had exploded in the building where the Association of Relatives of Disappeared Detainees in Medellin has its offices.
The Working Group also expressed concern to the Government in connection with informationreceived indicating that in June 1997 a bomb had exploded in the building where the Association of Relatives of Disappeared Detainees in Medellín has its offices.