No. 2,463 in Arabic

مبينا

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أوضح الطالب رأيه مبينا جميع النقاط المهمة.
The student clarified his opinion, explaining all the important points.
In this sentence, 'مبينا' is used as the active participle denoting explanation or clarification, modifying the subject 'the student'.
كتب المعلم الدرس على اللوحة مبينا الأفكار الرئيسية.
The teacher wrote the lesson on the board, explaining the main ideas.
Here, 'مبينا' is the present participle describing the teacher's act of explaining while writing on the board.
يتحدث المحاضر بثقة مبينا مفاهيم معقدة بوضوح.
The lecturer speaks confidently, elucidating complex concepts clearly.
'مبينا' functions as a present participle here, portraying the action of elucidating linked to the lecturer.

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