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خرق

The Arabic word "خرق" means "tear," "rip," "breach," or "violation," depending on context.

In a sentence

خرق الطفل الورقة.
The child tore the paper.
Here, 'خرق' means to tear or rip, indicating physical damage to an object.
خرق السائق إشارة المرور.
The driver violated the traffic signal.
In this sentence, 'خرق' is used to mean violating or breaking a rule, specifically traffic regulations.
خرق الصوتُ السكون.
The sound broke the silence.
Here, 'خرق' metaphorically describes the disruption of silence by sound, showing a figurative use of the word.

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