Examples of using Raged in English and their translations into Arabic
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Father raged.
Raged Barbarian.
The battle raged on.
You raged like Jonah against the fate that's handed to you.
The scandal raged for six months.
For centuries, the battles raged on.
The waters raged and his ships waylaid.
And this created a civil war, that raged on.
The fighting raged around the clock.
While the politicians argued, the fighting raged on.
Night storm raged, and lightning lights.
Killed Atahualpa. When the Inca leader died so raged throughout society.
Street fighting raged through the greek capital.
Earlier this week, Facebook was blocked in the Libyan capital Tripoli and surrounding cities,as fighting between armed militias raged.
A century ago, war raged across Europe.
Lindo raged for a couple of minutes, then took the first ship south.
For 6 months, battle raged at Stalingrad.
Fighting raged for several days, culminating in fierce battles on 12 July.
At Holyroodhouse, debate raged as to what to do next.
The war raged between Christians and Muslims in a battle over the city that was sacred to them all.
I still can't believe that you raged at those chicks at the bridal store.
June 2019 raged against 23 clock a tornado in Bocholt and left in some places great devastation.
On June 4, 2019, at about 11 pm, a tornado raged in Bocholt, causing great devastation in some places.
The debate raged for hours, but we could not reach the consensus that we had usually found in the past.
The weight argument raged on for the rest of the journey.
While the war raged, Austria imposed huge tax burdens on the city and did not begin to provide it with any adequate administration until peace returned.
The renewed battle for control of Iraq raged for a fourth day today with street clashes in nearly every corner of the country.
Controversy raged over the election of a new president, with the position vacant after the departure of President Emile Lahoud in November.
Armed conflict had raged in many parts of the world and terrible atrocities had occurred.
And the debate has raged, hasn't it, since the Greeks, of isn't it what it's all about?
