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fluffing

/ˈflʌfɪŋ/

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verb

نفش، زغب

To make something fluffy.

Examples :

"The cat fluffed its tail."

نفش القط ذيله.

appearance style

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verb

انتفخ، تنفش

To become fluffy, puff up.

Examples :

"The cat was happily fluffing its fur in the sunbeam. "

كان القط ينتفش فراءه بسعادة في شعاع الشمس.

appearance style action

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verb

نفش، انتفخ بخفة

To move lightly like fluff.

Examples :

"The dandelion seeds were fluffing gently in the summer breeze. "

كانت بذور الهندباء تنتفش بلطف في نسيم الصيف.

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verb

أخطأ في الكلام، تلعثم

(of an actor or announcer) To make a mistake in one's lines.

Examples :

"The actor kept fluffing his lines during the rehearsal, so the director made him practice more. "

أخطأ الممثل في كلامه باستمرار أثناء البروفة، لذلك جعله المخرج يتدرب أكثر.

entertainment communication language stage media job action

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verb

أفسد، أخطأ

To do incorrectly, for example mishit, miskick, miscue etc.

Examples :

"He was nervous during the presentation and ended up fluffing his lines. "

كان متوتراً أثناء العرض وانتهى به الأمر إلى إفساد كلماته.

action sport game

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verb

أطلق ريحا

Examples :

"My stomach rumbled, and then I heard a little fluffing sound. "

تذمرت معدتي، ثم سمعت صوت إطلاق ريح صغير.

body physiology

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verb

إثارة

To arouse (a male pornographic actor) before filming.

Examples :

"The director told the actor to fluff himself before the scene began. "

أخبر المخرج الممثل أن يثير نفسه قبل بدء المشهد.

sex entertainment body action

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noun

النفش

The act by which something is fluffed.

Examples :

"The fluffing of the pillows was a relaxing part of Lily's bedtime routine. "

كان نفش الوسائد جزءًا مريحًا من روتين ليلى قبل النوم.