English → Arabic
experienced in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- dhū khibrah
- Arabizi
dhu khibra- Type
- adjective · masculine
Other meanings
- خبير khabīr — experienced · having a lot of experience in a particular area
How to use it
In Arabic, 'experienced' is often translated using phrases like 'dhū khibrah' (possessing experience) or the adjective 'khabīr' (expert). 'Dhu khibrah' is more general, while 'khabīr' implies a high level of expertise. Both are masculine forms; the feminine would be 'dhāt khibrah' and 'khabīrah'.
Example sentences
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هو طبيب ذو خبرة كبيرة.
huwa ṭabīb dhū khibrah kabīrah.
He is a doctor with great experience.
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نحن نبحث عن موظف خبير.
naḥnu nabḥathu ʿan muwaẓẓaf khabīr.
We are looking for an experienced employee.
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هذه الشركة لديها فريق ذو خبرة.
hādhihi ash-sharikah ladayhā farīq dhū khibrah.
This company has an experienced team.
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.
I experienced it myself.
لقد جربت هذا بنفسي.
Rwanda has experienced both.
ولقد شهدت رواندا كلا الأمرين.
Layla was an experienced bank robber.
كانت ليلى خبيرة في سرقة البنوك.
To bring you every experienced magician. ”
« يأتوك بكل سَحَّار عليم » يفضل موسى في علم السحر.
The leading regions have experienced rapid growth.
فقد شهدت المناطق الرائدة نمواً سريعا.
Pharaoh said, “ Bring me every experienced sorcerer. ”
« وقال فرعون ائتوني بكل ساحر عليم » فائق في علم السحر.
Both countries have experienced strong growth recently.
فقد شهد البَلدان نمواً قوياً في الآونة الأخيرة.
Indonesia experienced its shift more recently, in 1998.
وشهدت إندونيسيا تحولها في وقت أقرب كثيراً، في عام 1998.
Never before has India experienced such social mobility.
ولم يسبق للهند من قبل قط أن شهدت مثل هذا الحراك الاجتماعي.
These realities are experienced separately by each individual.
هذه حقيقتين يعيشها كل فرد بشكل منفصل.
Very few Syrians have not experienced compulsory displacement.
مدينة حلب - تصوير كريج جنكنز - مستخدمة تحت رخصة المشاع الإبداعي، النسبة الثانية.
This destructive world has already experienced two world wars.
هذا العالَم المُدَمَر بالفعِل شَهِدَ حَربَين عالَميَتين.
Questions and answers
What's the difference between 'dhū khibrah' and 'khabīr'?
'Dhu khibrah' means having experience, while 'khabīr' means expert, implying a deeper level of skill and knowledge.
How do I say 'experienced' for a woman?
For a woman, you would say 'dhāt khibrah' (ذات خبرة) or 'khabīrah' (خبيرة).
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