condition in Arabic
condition in Arabic is حَال, حَالَة, وَضْع — condition means the particular state that something or someone is in, especially regarding quality or health.
condition in Arabic
حَال
Pronounced: ḥāl
health status of a patient
حَالَة
Pronounced: ḥāla
health status of a patient
حَالَة
Pronounced: ḥāla
state of an object
وَضْع
Pronounced: waḍʕ
state of an object
What does "condition" mean?
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noun The particular state that something or someone is in, especially regarding quality or health.
"Check the condition of the tyres before you set off on a long journey."
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noun A requirement that must be met for something else to happen.
"You can borrow my bike on one condition: you must bring it back clean."
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verb To train someone or something to behave or react in a certain way.
"Dogs can be conditioned to sit when they hear a short whistle."
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condition in a sentence
- Check the condition of the tyres before you set off on a long journey.
- The car is in excellent condition despite its age.
- You can borrow my bike on one condition: you must bring it back clean.
- The offer is valid, provided certain conditions are met before the end of the month.
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What is "condition" in Arabic?
"condition" in Arabic is حَال, حَالَة, وَضْع. condition means: The particular state that something or someone is in, especially regarding quality or health.
How do you pronounce حَال?
"condition" in Arabic is حَال, pronounced "ḥāl".
How do you use "condition" in a sentence?
Example: "Check the condition of the tyres before you set off on a long journey." In Arabic, "condition" is حَال, حَالَة, وَضْع.
Are there other ways to say "condition" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 3 translations listed for "condition": حَال, حَالَة, وَضْع.
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