Examples of using Wind in English and their translations into Arabic
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Let the wind.
Wind creates friction on any surface.
Wasn't the wind.
They maybe got wind of the move, Mrs Green.
What about wind?
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He gets wind of it, he may set another device.
Just a big bag of wind.
They relied upon the wind to distribute their pollen.
My hair is blowin' in the wind.
Wind that bends the trees of aggression and injustice.
Like a finger lifted to the wind.
The Wind Farm project-- you want that to be a reality?
And the answer, my friend… is blowin' in the wind.
Child: No, because the wind should get in trouble.
And now, they can catch the scent of fresh grass in the wind.
I just hope the wind changes direction before the party.
It would be like punishing the wind for blowing.
If you double the wind speed, you get four times the force.
And if this Easy EddieMoe is the shooter… then he's in the wind.
At last the wind changes, blowing from the cold north across the sea.
And we shot across the Atlantic in the core of this jet stream wind.
Tells you the wind is going at five to eight miles an hour.
Those Weird Sisters who told me of the Hunter appear and disappear like the wind.
It's funnel-shaped, so the wind speed increases as the air gets squeezed.
Nowadays, it's hard to imagine the torture of waiting for the wind sailors endured.
A quick read of wind speed and direction tells me Burt went that way.
The eye of the hurricane hit the Bahamas with wind speeds of up to 122 miles per hour.
But when the wind hits the water, the transfer of energy can be awesome.
I was watching for wind shear when you were still wearing diapers.'.