piercing
ثاقب
definition
verb
a splinter had pierced the skin
(of a sharp pointed object) go into or through (something).
adjective
he stared at me with those piercing eyes
(of eyes or a look) appearing to see through someone; searching.
translation of 'piercing'
noun
نقب,
متبصر
adjective
نافذ,
حاد,
ثاقب
example
No more though, they began to cry for mercy as the school collectively recoiled from the 'piercing' sound that had broken the silence.
Then his ears picked up another sound, a 'piercing' sound that ran shivers down the entire length of his body.
The D minor Quartet is by far the most tragic of the six, with a 'piercing' sadness that sometimes borders on gloominess.
He glanced over at her then, and she could feel those 'piercing' eyes looking her up and down, taking her in, before he turned to gaze out the window again.
His 'piercing' eyes searched the ceiling, perhaps for an enemy or another of its kind.
I opened my window, a 'piercing' sound in the almost complete silence.
Shutting her mind as tightly as she could, she folded up into a ball and began to shiver uncontrollably in the 'piercing' , soul-biting cold.
After a little while, he put the book away and slipped his jacket back on against the 'piercing' chill of the wind.
She covered her ears with the 'piercing' sound of shattering glass.
It is an enterprise that is always on the job, rain or shine, dry heat or 'piercing' cold.
The weather conditions were quite abysmal with the 'piercing' cold and rain testing the stamina and endurance of all players and panel members.
However, as I like being in the open, later on I return to the stern, which was the only place to escape the 'piercing' wind.
Suddenly startled, it flew away as the 'piercing' sound of the bell rang out.
His eyes were keen, their 'piercing' gaze complementing the wisdom behind them.
I bet he watched this fine, 'piercing' interview with a sinking heart.
What struck him though was the 'piercing' gaze of the other.
At night, I was awakened by the 'piercing' wind and burrowed under the quilt to escape the cold.
As I opened the door, the strong 'piercing' cold, and the rain, stung me in the face.
He imagined being in the coyote's fur - the 'piercing' cold made him wish even stronger.
Teena scrunched her brows; her 'piercing' look could make anyone turn stone.
A 'piercing' insight and egoless clarity in the assessment of his own future reinstalled his cricketing career once again.
The 'piercing' look in her dazzling green eyes seemed to be challenging me.
That 'piercing' insight is not included in her Critical Editions though it is implicit in the pages reprinted from her own perceptive book.
You'll know when you're sat opposite a Scorpio; they'll be holding their knife a little too tightly and pinning you with a deep, 'piercing' gaze.
It snowed on and off all day and a cold 'piercing' wind blew down the streets, along the canyons between the city's skyscrapers.
Padlin recognized the kid and a cold flash ran through him, a 'piercing' sense of panic.
Both babies screamed together, the same pitch, the same sound, the same abrupt, 'piercing' terror and pain.
Even then he had responded emotionally, as he would assert, to the deep, 'piercing' sadness of the music.
Then a 'piercing' panic hit me: What if the lawyers found this broken glass? Of course they'd suspect foul play.
For the briefest moment the two strangers just looked, neither seeing the 'piercing' eyes of the other.
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