Results for bryan translation from Arabic to English

bryan. برايان
bryan.

* bryan, c.d.b.
* bryan, c.d.b.

*pearson, bryan (2000).
*pearson, bryan (2000).

(bryan-برايان) إنه لأمر مدهش!
bryan, it's amazing.

floyd g. lounsbury and bryan gick.
floyd g. lounsbury and bryan gick.

والان نعود الى bryan cranston sneezes.
we now return to bryan cranston sneezes.

keon-cohen, bryan and bradford morse.
keon-cohen, bryan and bradford morse.

peter hanks and bryan keon-cohen (eds.).
peter hanks and bryan keon-cohen (eds.).

triple h, who attacked bryan immediately preceding the match, was the special guest referee.
triple h, who attacked bryan immediately preceding the match, was the special guest referee.

a subsequent match for the vacant title at battleground between bryan and orton ended in a no contest.
a subsequent match for the vacant title at battleground between bryan and orton ended in a no contest.

23, washington d.c., american society of international law, 1992ويعرف black's law dictionary (bryan gardner ed.
black's law dictionary, eighth ed., bryan gardner, editor-in-chief (thomson west, 2004), p. 471, defines the word “deportation” as “the act or an instance of removing a person to another country; esp., the expulsion or transfer of an alien from country”.

*bunch, bryan and hellemans, alexander, (1993) the timetables of technology, new york, simon and schuster.
*bunch, bryan and hellemans, alexander, (1993) the timetables of technology, new york, simon & schuster.

", isbn 0-669-21520-1 (3rd edition 1992) – excerpts from historians* mitchell, stephen, ;;a history of the later roman empire, ad 284-641: the transformation of the ancient world" (2006)*"the fall of rome – an author dialogue" part i and part 2: oxford professors bryan ward-perkins and peter heather discuss "the fall of rome: and the end of civilization" and "the fall of the roman empire: a new history of rome and the barbarians".
", isbn 0-669-21520-1 (3rd edition 1992) – excerpts from historians* mitchell, stephen, ;;a history of the later roman empire, ad 284-641: the transformation of the ancient world" (2006)*"the fall of rome – an author dialogue" part i and part 2: oxford professors bryan ward-perkins and peter heather discuss "the fall of rome: and the end of civilization" and "the fall of the roman empire: a new history of rome and the barbarians".