Translations for „compliment“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

compliment <a compliment; compliments> N

compliment

ثَناء

compliment

مَدْح

compliment

تَحِيَّة

compliment

تَقْدِير

compliment

تَمَلُّق

compliment

إِطْراء

compliment

مَدِيح

compliment

تَقْرِيظ

compliment VB

compliment

أَطْرَى

compliment N

compliment

مُجَامَلَة

compliment VB

compliment

حَمْد

compliment N

compliment

تَنْويه

compliment VB

compliment

هنأ

compliment

أثْنَى على

compliment

جامَلَ

compliment each other VB

compliment each other

تَجَامَلَ

compliment each other

تَبَادَلَ المُجَامَلاَت

pay or make a compliment to VB

pay or make a compliment to

جامَلَ

Usage examples with compliment

pay or make a compliment to

جامَلَ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It's a real compliment -- it would be churlish not to accept one.

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These approaches compliment the first wave, awareness-raising tools by giving governments facing public outcry a checklist which measures concrete steps toward improved governance.

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The biggest challenge has been just trying to rethink some of the music and see how we could compliment it with lights and video.

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Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week.

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They work well together as a couple because they compliment one another's neurosis.

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The term, which is used in a pejorative or ironic sense, can also be used as a backhanded compliment to someone's perseverance, cleverness, or thrift.

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It is never a compliment when politicians plagiarise ideas or comments from journalists without acknowledging their work.

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Also, the complex incorporates interior and exterior water features for cooling and terraced roof gardens to compliment the large trees preserved by the site plan.

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Furthermore, bold headbands were often worn to compliment women's customarily shorter hair lengths.

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It might sound like a curiously mealy-mouthed compliment.

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