No. 705 in Arabic

سحب

The Arabic word "سحب" means "to pull," "to withdraw," or "to drag."

In a sentence

سحب السائق السيارة خارج الموقف.
The driver pulled the car out of the parking lot.
The word 'سحب' means 'pulled' here, indicating the action of dragging or moving an object contingent upon physical effort.
سحب الطفل ورقة من دفتره.
The child tore a page out of his notebook.
The word 'سحب' translates as 'tore' or 'pulled out,' exemplifying an act of separation through applied motion.
سحب اللاعب انتباه الجمهور بحركاته البارعة.
The player captured the audience's attention with his skillful moves.
Here, 'سحب' means 'captured' or 'drew,' metaphorically used to denote garnering attraction or focus.

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