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weld

/wɛld/

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noun

الوشق، ورق الصفراء

A herb (Reseda luteola) related to mignonette, growing in Europe, and to some extent in America, used to make a yellow dye.

Examples :

"The artisan used weld from her garden to create a vibrant yellow dye for the wool. "

استخدمت الحرفية الوشق من حديقتها لإنشاء صبغة صفراء نابضة بالحياة للصوف.

plant color material agriculture chemistry

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noun

لحام

The yellow coloring matter or dye extracted from this plant.

Examples :

"The artist used turmeric weld to create a bright yellow paint for her project. "

استخدم الفنان لحام الكركم لإنشاء طلاء أصفر مشرق لمشروعها.

plant color material

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noun

وصلة اللحام

The joint made by welding.

Examples :

"The strong weld held the metal pieces together securely. "

أمسكت وصلة اللحام القوية بقطَع المعدن معًا بإحكام.

material technical industry structure

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verb

لحم

To join two materials (especially two metals) together by applying heat, pressure and filler, either separately or in any combination.

Examples :

"The construction workers will weld the steel beams together to build the frame of the new building. "

سوف يقوم عمال البناء بلحام عوارض الفولاذ معًا لبناء هيكل المبنى الجديد.

material technology industry technical work science

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verb

لحم

To bind together inseparably; to unite closely or intimately.

Examples :

"The two students' friendship was so strong, it welded them together in their shared passion for science. "

كانت صداقة الطالبين قوية جدًا، لدرجة أنها لحمتهما معًا في شغفهما المشترك بالعلوم.

material technical industry process action

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verb

لحم

Examples :

"The experienced blacksmith can weld molten metal with precision. "

يمكن للحداد المتمرس أن يلحم المعدن المنصهر بدقة.

technical machine industry work