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# [[very]] <> [[sosai]], [[matuka]] | # [[very]] <> [[sosai]], [[matuka]] | ||
##''(86) O Allah, make me one who is highly grateful.''<br>Ya Allah, Ka sa na zama mai '''[[matukar]]''' godiya/godewa '''[[sosai]]'''. --[[aw]] | ##''(86) O Allah, make me one who is '''[[highly]]''' grateful.''<br>Ya Allah, Ka sa na zama mai '''[[matukar]]''' godiya/godewa '''[[sosai]]'''. --[[aw]] | ||
## ''The two ideas are '''highly''' connected.'' | ## ''The two ideas are '''highly''' connected.'' | ||
# If someone is '''highly''' qualified, skilled, or educated, they have a lot of skill or knowledge. | # If someone is '''highly''' qualified, skilled, or educated, they have a lot of skill or knowledge. | ||
Revision as of 23:32, 5 February 2024
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- very <> sosai, matuka
- If someone is highly qualified, skilled, or educated, they have a lot of skill or knowledge.
- The school has many highly qualified teachers.
- If someone is highly placed, they have a lot of power.
- If you think highly of someone or something, you think they're very good.
- He became manager because everyone thought very highly of him.