content
مواد
definition
verb
nothing would content her
satisfy (someone).
noun
the greater part of the century was a time of content
a state of satisfaction.
The chairman of the committee said he was disappointed at the prospect of the contents of the house leaving the country.
a member of the British House of Lords who votes for a particular motion.
adjective
he seemed more content, less bitter
in a state of peaceful happiness.
translation of 'content '
adjective
خوش
example
He is quite 'content' to let whole neighbourhoods, whole cities, indeed whole countries be submerged in crime, so long as it does not affect him personally.
But ten days ago both sides were quite 'content' with the result, both realising that they had come perilously close to losing.
They were a devoted couple who were very 'content' in each others company and the sympathy of the whole community goes out to Lionel in these sad and lonely days.
Scroll down the 'content' offerings until you find the section for Web & Internet.
online 'content' providers
However, it seems that Alice was quite 'content' with carrying on with her waitressing - until Nicolas stepped in.
Even mildly-prolific weblogs have quite a bit more 'content' than that.
She rested back against it's trunk, quite 'content' on not being disturbed by anyone that couldn't find her.
There was just something about this time in the morning that calmed him to the soul and allowed a 'content' feeling to spread through his body.
But there seem to be the regulars who appear quite 'content' with their way of life and, if someone is willing to put a roof over their heads, that would appear to be a bonus.
milk with a low-fat 'content'
Moby was quite 'content' with a low-key musical career… until the world fell in love with an album he put together in his bedroom.
Men are a solitary animal and are generally 'content' with the status quo.
However, it turns out that I got into the 'content' editing/creation side of things on a couple of the big website contracts I worked on, and enjoyed it.
This bundle is a stroke of genius in our minds, and means that you can decide what 'content' you want your kids to use.
Not 'content' with the level of safety near the river, Anne was on the phone again.
the tone, if not the 'content', of his book is familiar
What I mean by this is that I want the background image to appear, even when the content is there, rather than the 'content' section being a plain opaque colour.
We have had the investment for only a month and we are quite 'content' with it.
I think your forgot the part where money does not necessarily equal happiness and 'content' .
Angelina's family background informed the style and 'content' of her literary works.
Then again, I haven't figured out yet how any 'content' sites are going to make any money off the web besides advertising.
She'd rest her head on my shoulder, wherever we were, and we'd just stay like that, comfortable and 'content' .
They are 'content' to rest comfortably in the mainstream of life, remaining unnoticed.
I am quite 'content' with my work life, I can't say I love everyone in office, because some of them I hardly know.
I have been in strictly monogamous relationships and most of us are perfectly 'content' with that.
I would ask those who champion the beach book why they are 'content' to champion a dull novel in a comfortable environment.
Also, because of its low fat 'content' , they are considered the most digestible and least likely to bring about sickness.
We were 'content' to coexist in peace, but you could not have it so!
The 'content' flow within this connection is seldom checked.
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