English → Arabic
bringing in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- jalb
- Arabizi
jalb- Type
- noun · masculine
- Root
- ج ل ب
How to use it
In Arabic, the noun "جلب" (jalb) refers to the act of bringing something. It is used in formal contexts and often appears with verbs like "يتطلب" (requires) or "سهل" (easy).
Example sentences
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جَلْبُ الهَدِيَّةِ سَهَلَ
jalbu al-hadiyati sahala
Bringing the gift was easy
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جَلْبُ المَعلُومَاتِ يَتَطَلَّبُ وَقْتًا
jalbu al-maʿlūmāti yataṭallabu waqtan
Bringing the information takes time
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جَلْبُ الطَّعامِ إِلَى الطاولةِ
jalbu al-ṭaʿāmi ilā al-ṭāwila
Bringing the food to the table
Examples from real texts
Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.
Bringing It Back Home
إعادتها إلى الديار
Bringing Down the Wall
إسقاط الجدار
Bringing It All Back Home
هل نعيد كل شيء إلى الديار
Bringing the Iran Deal Back Home
العودة بصفقة إيران إلى الديار
Bringing defendants before a court
وضع المتهمين تحت تصرف المحكمة
Bringing the Chinese Consumer to Life
إعادة المستهلك الصيني إلى الحياة
Thanks for bringing the washing in, Gerry.
شكرا على آدخال الغسيل يا جيري.
Bringing China into the Climate Change Fold
إدخال الصين إلى حظيرة تغير المناخ
E. Bringing volunteerism into the mainstream
هاء - تعميم العمل التطوعي
Gradually, bringing it down, bringing it down.
تدريجياً، ننزل بها لأسفل، ننزل بها لأسفل.
Bringing Europe’s Last Dictator in From the Cold
إخراج آخر دكتاتور في أوروبا من عزلته
They were bringing to him little children, that he should touch them, but the disciples rebuked those who were bringing them.
وقدموا اليه اولادا لكي يلمسهم. واما التلاميذ فانتهروا الذين قدموهم.
Questions and answers
Is there a verb for "to bring"?
Yes, the verb is "جَلَبَ" (jalaba).
Can "جلب" be used for abstract things?
Yes, you can say "جلب الفكرة" meaning “bringing the idea”.
Related words and expressions
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