آوردن
âvardanverb
- to bring
- to fetch
Words and phrases with آوردن
- آب آوردن (چشم) âb âvardan (cheshm) – to develop a cataract (eye), to swell with fluid, to develop a catarac...
- از پا در آوردن az pâ dar âvardan – to exhaust, to wear out, to defeat
- ایمان آوردن imân âvardan – to believe (in), to come to believe, to have faith, to convert
- بار آوردن bâr âvardan – to raise, to bring up, to produce, to cause
- بالا آوردن bâlâ âvardan – to throw up, to vomit
- بر زبان آوردن bar zabân âvardan – to utter, to say, to express
- بند آوردن band âvardan – to stop, to stanch, to block
- به جوش آوردن be jush âvardan – to bring to a boil, to boil, to enrage
- به چنگ آوردن be chang âvardan – to get hold of, to seize, to obtain
- به حساب آوردن be hesâb âvardan – to take into account, to count, to consider
- به خاطر آوردن be khâter âvardan – to remember, to recall
- به درد آوردن be dard âvardan – to hurt, to cause pain
- به دست آوردن be dast âvardan – to obtain, to gain, to acquire, to earn, to get
- به ستوه آوردن be setuh âvardan – to exasperate, to wear out, to harass, to annoy
- به شمار آوردن be shomâr âvardan – to count, to consider, to regard as
- به وجد آوردن be vajd âvardan – to delight, to thrill, to enrapture
- به وجود آوردن be vojud âvardan – to create, to bring about, to produce, to generate
- به هوش آوردن be hush âvardan – to revive, to bring around, to resuscitate
- به یاد آوردن be yâd âvardan – to remember, to recall
- بهانه آوردن bahâne âvardan – to make excuses, to give an excuse
- بیرون آوردن birun âvardan – to take out, to bring out, to remove, to take off (clothes)
- پایین آوردن pâyin âvardan – to lower, to bring down, to reduce
- تاب آوردن tâb âvardan – to bear, to endure, to withstand, to tolerate
- دلیل آوردن dalil âvardan – to give reasons, to argue, to reason
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