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How do you say "zipline" in Arabic?
زيبلاين
Ziblayin
In Arabic, "zipline" is زيبلاين.
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Pronunciation
Say 'ZIB-lay-in' with three syllables, stress on the first, 'zib' rhymes with 'rib'.
Writing and usage
This six-letter word starts with zayn. The ba and ya near the end connect together, final noon at the end.
Example sentence
الزيبلاين ممتع جدا
The zipline is very fun.
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How to remember زيبلاين
Ziplines are for zooming. Ziblayin sounds zippy and fast, like the ride itself.
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Questions about زيبلاين
How do you say "zipline" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "zipline" is زيبلاين. It is a noun.
How is زيبلاين written in Arabic?
This six-letter word starts with zayn. The ba and ya near the end connect together, final noon at the end.
How is زيبلاين used in a sentence?
Use زيبلاين as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الزيبلاين ممتع جدا (The zipline is very fun.).
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