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curtain <a curtain; curtains> N

curtain VB

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curtain
أَبْطَنَ
curtain
أَخْفَى
curtain
غطى
curtain
أضْمَرَ
curtain
أكَنّ
curtain
كَتَمَ
curtain
حَجَبَ

curtain

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curtain
خِدْر

flame Curtain INDUST

gas curtain

iron curtain

curtain of stock INDUST

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These include water-filled or dry moats, ramparts, palisades and curtain walls.
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The house was extended to the west in 1905 and a low curtain wall was constructed with eight small towers built at the angles.
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Deflection in mullions is controlled by different shapes and depths of curtain wall members.
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The 7 point defeat brought the curtain down on another disappointing season.
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After the third curtain call, she passed out.
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The original curtain still hangs above the stage but saw little use during the theatre's motion picture years.
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The only remains are the keep (in a good state of preservation), the moats (in course of restoration) and remnants of the curtain wall.
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Frequently ravelins have a ramp or stairs on the curtain-wall side to facilitate the movement of troops and artillery onto the ravelin.
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In plan view, the edifice is typical of the 12th century, constituting a polygonal curtain wall and a square keep.
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The shutter on early models is a horizontally running mechanically timed rubberized silk fabric curtain.
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