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No. 3,294 in Arabic

حاجات

"Needs" or "things."

In a sentence

  • أنا أحب تعلم حاجات جديدة كل يوم.

    I love learning new things every day.

    In this sentence, حاجات is used in its general form to mean 'things' or 'items,' commonly referring to miscellaneous objects or concepts.

  • هي تفضل شراء حاجات بسيطة بدلاً من الأشياء الفاخرة.

    She prefers buying simple things rather than luxurious items.

    Here, حاجات refers to objects or items that are physical, denoting a general or nonspecific category of belongings.

  • لدينا حاجات مهمة يجب أن ننتهي منها اليوم.

    We have important matters we need to finish today.

    In this context, حاجات implies 'matters' or 'tasks,' extending beyond physical objects to abstract topics or responsibilities.

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