Examples of using Lene in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Lene Lind.
But where is Lene.
Lene Balleby.
Who's paying for this, Lene?
Lene is absent.
After the morning in the shower did Lene and I no attempt to hide what we felt for each other.
Lene Wendland.
After the morning in the shower did Lene and I no attempt to hide what we felt for each other.
Lene Berg 's.
The President(spoke in Arabic):I now give the floor to Her Excellency Ms. Lene Espersen, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Denmark.
Lene Ingvartsen.
During the visit, Danish Foreign Minister Lene Espersen stated that Denmark was not considering recognizing the State of Palestine.
Lene Esperson.
Lebanon has done a remarkable job in providing education to the Syrian refugee children.” said H.E. Ambassador of Norway, Ms. Lene Lind,“Lebanon has opened up its schools, hired additional teachers and taken care of children who have lost months if not years of schooling due to the conflict in Syria”.
Lene, I know he loves her.
Is Lene still sick?
Lene, since being back with him.
The back made of polypropy lene of the dining chair perfectly adapts to your body, and the base of beech wooden leg is very resistant and very robust.
Lene, it was… I was… dead again.
In January 2011, Danish Foreign Minister Lene Espersen stressed that:"human rights, and particularly freedom of assembly and press freedom, is an essential part of the ongoing bilateral dialogue between Denmark and Morocco", but has also criticized Morocco for their human rights record in the Western Sahara.
Lene, it's as if we were just getting acquainted.
OK. Lene's the last of our five-point questions.
Ms. Lene Espersen, Minister of Justice of Denmark.
Lene's open, vulnerable gaze has etched into my retina.
Ms. Lene Buchert, Senior Programme Specialist, Office of Director of Basic Education.
Lene admits that she wanted to stop time, that she just wanted everything to be as it was.
Lene Wendland(adviser on business and human rights, OHCHR) presented the recent report of the Secretary-General(A/HRC/21/21 and Corr.1), in which the Secretary-General recommended embedding the business and human rights agenda into all United Nations coordination mechanisms, and integrating the Guiding Principles at country level and in the work of different agencies, funds and programmes. She pointed to the role of the United Nations in addressing the risk of fragmentation and the huge capacity-building challenges.