Examples of using Parallel world in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
A parallel world.
I come from a parallel world.
A parallel world!
You just live in a parallel world.
Just parallel worlds.
And he's living in some parallel world.
Not a parallel world.
But she's locked away in a parallel world.
So, a parallel world where.
So that gives us 24 hours on a parallel world.
In that parallel world.
A parallel world and my dad's still alive.
Great big parallel world.
Parallel worlds exist. I can prove.
He followed you from his parallel world, and he knows about Alexander.
A parallel world, it's like a gingerbread house!
She's not just living on a parallel world, she's trapped there.
He wants us to start to prepare to transport people to a parallel world.
Like I said, parallel world, gingerbread house.
We have all got Void stuff. Me, too,'cause we went to that parallel world.
Sliding between parallel worlds doesn't bother you, but flying does?
But it's like you said, we have all got Voidstuff- me too-cos we went to that parallel world.
I had a good time in that parallel world, but my gran passed away.
It is in somewhere a parallel world-- thats the very reason mastermind shows this place the very reason to get Hamazaki's son.
The Maspaloma dunes will take you to a parallel world you have never imagined.
Crazy Girls Save the World invites us to enter a parallel world in which a fast-paced explosion of many of the elements that occupy us in the modern age takes place- computerized technology, the desire to externalize happiness, the need to have rapid and immediate satisfaction, as well as the endless confusion between imitation and reality.
Humans with emotions removed, created on a parallel world and supposedly destroyed on this one.
Close your eyes and imagine a parallel world where there's an Alan Harper exactly like you.
Because a ravaging of the spirit crossed by meanings that escape the distinction between truth andsymbols are revealed only by entering a parallel world through a temporary cancellation of the time, forming the core of a vortex able to absorb and dismantle it.
At the Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries,held in Brussels in May 2001, the parallel World Summit of Young Entrepreneurs brought together young entrepreneurs from a number of least developed countries, who were able to establish contacts and reinforce partnerships with each other, with United Nations entities, Governments and the private sector.