What is 'شكر' called in English?

'شكر' in English is called "Thank". Thank refers to: التعبير عن الامتنان أو التقدير لشخص ما على شيء فعله.

How do you pronounce 'Thank' and 'شكر'?

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What is an example sentence for Thank in Arabic?

English: "I want to thank you for your kind help." | Arabic: "أريد أن أشكرك على مساعدتك الكريمة."

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English to Arabic Dictionary

thank Meaning in Arabic (thank المعنى بالعربية)

شكر, يعبر عن الامتنان أو التقدير لشخص ما على شيء فعله

شكر in English:thank

IPA:ʃukr

Phonetic:شُكْر

Quick Answer • ملخص

معنى كلمة thank بالعربية هو شكر, يعبر عن الامتنان أو التقدير لشخص ما على شيء فعله. (التعبير عن الامتنان أو التقدير لشخص ما على شيء فعله.)

Definitions of Thank

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verb
يعبر عن الامتنان أو التقدير لشخص ما على شيء فعله
To express gratitude or appreciation to someone for something they have done.
التعبير عن الامتنان أو التقدير لشخص ما على شيء فعله.

Example Sentences

casual

“I want to thank you for your kind help.”

أريد أن أشكرك على مساعدتك الكريمة.

casual

“She thanked him for the beautiful gift.”

شكرته على الهدية الجميلة.

general

“We should always thank those who support us.”

يجب أن نشكر دائمًا أولئك الذين يدعموننا.

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Synonyms (مرادفات)

In English:

appreciateexpress gratitudeacknowledge

Antonyms (أضداد)

In English:

blame criticizereprimand

Inflected Word Forms

third person singularthanks

past tensethanked

present participlethanking

adjectivethankful

adverbthankfully

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

thank youexpression

An common expression used to convey gratitude.

thank goodnessexpression

An exclamation used to express relief or pleasure that something bad has been avoided or that something good has happened.

thank your lucky starsidiom

To be grateful for one's good fortune or for having escaped a bad situation.