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Arabic frequency list

No. 1,281 in Arabic

ترك

"ترك" means "to leave" or "to abandon."

In a sentence

  • ترك علي المنزل دون أن يخبر أحدًا.

    Ali left the house without informing anyone.

    In this sentence, 'ترك' is used in the sense of 'he left' or 'he departed', referring to the act of leaving a location.

  • يجب أن تترك ورقة الإجابة عند المشرف بعد الامتحان.

    You must leave the answer sheet with the supervisor after the exam.

    Here, 'ترك' means 'to leave behind' or 'to deposit', emphasizing the action of leaving an item in someone's possession.

  • ترك أحمد عادة السهر لأنه شعر بالتعب.

    Ahmed gave up the habit of staying up late because he felt tired.

    In this example, 'ترك' implies 'to abandon' or 'to quit', referring to ceasing a habit or practice.

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