دَقِيقٌaccurateوَandخَلَاقٌcreative،,وَمَشْهُورٌand famousبِسُوءٍfor badأَخْلَاقِهِhis morals..
He is accurate, creative, and famous for his bad morals.
وَكُلُّand allبَاقِيَةٌthe rest ofخِنَازِيرٌthe pigsالْمَزْرَعَةِof the farmكَانَتْwereمِنْforأَجْلِthe sake ofإِنْتَاجِproducingالْسُمَادِthe manureالأَكْثَرِthe mostشُهْرَةًfamousمِنْamongبَيْنَهُمْthem,,هُوَhe isسْكُويلَرSquealer،,وَهُوَand he isخِنزِيرٌa pigقَذِرٌdirtyسَمِينٌfatوَقَصِيرُ الْقَامَةِand short in statureيُثِيرُdrawsالاِنْتِبَاهَattentionبِوَاسِطَةِbyصَوْتِهِhis voiceالْحَادِsharpوَعَيْنِهِand his eyeالْمَاكِرَةِsly
And all the remaining pigs of the farm were for the sake of producing the most famous manure among them; he is Squealer, a dirty, fat, and short pig who draws attention with his sharp voice and sly eye.
نُلاحِظُwe noticeأَيْضًاalsoخَدَّيْهِhis cheeksالْمُمْتَلِئَيْنِfullوَحَرَكَاتِهِand his movementsالْمَرِحَةِmerry
We also notice his full cheeks and his merry movements.
كَانَتْwas«سْكُويلَرSquealer»،,فِيinالْأَخِيرِthe end،,مُتَحَدِّثًاspeakingبَارِعًاskillfully
At the end, Squealer was speaking skillfully.
أَثْنَاءَduringالنِّقَاشَاتِthe discussionsالصَّعْبَةِdifficult
During the difficult discussions.
يَقْفِزُhe jumpsفِيinمَكَانِهِhis placeوَيَضْرِبُand he hitsالْهَوَاءَthe airبِذَيْلِهِwith his tail.
He jumps in his place and hits the air with his tail.
كَانَthis wasهَذَاthisالْفَنُّartيُمارِسُpracticesتَأْثِيرَهُits influenceالْكَبِيرَbigأَثْنَاءَduringالنِّقَاشِthe discussion.
This was the art that practices its big influence during the discussion.
لِذَلِكَthereforeيَتَّفِقُthey agreeجَمِيعُallالْحَيَوَانَاتِthe animalsعَلَىtoالْقَوْلِsayإِنَّthat«سْكُويلَر»Squealerيَسْتَطِيعُcanأَنْto
Therefore, all the animals agree to say that Squealer can make you make big mistakes.
انطلاقًاStartingمِنَfromتَعْلِيمَاتِinstructionsالْحَكِيمِthe wiseالْعَجُوزِold،,أَعَدَّpreparedالثَّلاثَةَthe three--نَابُولِيُونNapoleon،,سْنُوبُلSnowballوَand«سْكُويلَر»Squealerنِظَامًاa systemفَلْسَفِيًّاphilosophicalمُتَمَاسِكًَاcoherentأَطْلَقُواthey launchedعَلَيْهِitاسْمًاname«الْحَيَوَانِيَّةِ»Animalism.
Starting from the instructions of the wise old man, the three - Napoleon, Snowball, and Squealer - prepared a coherent philosophical system that they called 'Animalism.'
طِلَالَةَThroughoutعِدَّةَseveralلَيَالٍnightsفِيinالأُسْبُوعِthe weekكَانُواthey were،,مَاasأَنَّthatيُخَلِّدُMr. Jones goes to sleepإِلَىtoالنَّوْمِsleep،,يَجْتَمِعُونَthey gatherسِرًاsecretlyفِيinالْحَظِيرَةِthe barnلِيُعَرِّضُواto presentأَمَامَin front ofالْآخَرِينَthe othersمَبَادِئَprinciplesالْحَيَوَانِيَّةِAnimalism.
Throughout several nights in the week, as Mr. Jones goes to sleep, they gather secretly in the barn to present to the others the principles of Animalism.
كَانُواThey wereفِيinitiallyالْبِدَايَةِthe beginningيَجِدُونfindingأَنْفُسَهُمْthemselvesأَمَامَbeforeالْلاّ مُبَالَاةِthe indifferenceوَandالْبَلَاهَاتِthe sillinessالأَكْثَرِthe mostقَذَارَةٍdirtiness.
Initially, they found themselves before the indifference and the silliness of the most dirtiness.
فَبَعْضُSomeالْحَيَوَانَاتِof the animalsتَمَسَّكُواheld onبِوَاجِبِto the dutyالْوَفَاءِof loyaltyلِلْمَسِيَّدِto the masterجونزJones،,الَّذِيwhoيَعْتَبِرُونَهُthey consider himسَيِّدَهُمْtheir master،,أوorأَنَّهُمْthat theyكَانُواwereيَبْدُونَshowingمُلاحَظَاتٍcommentsتَبْسِيطِيَّةًsimplistic
Some of the animals held on to their duty of loyalty to Mr. Jones, who they considered their master, or they were showing simplistic comments.
مِنْfromقَبيلَlike::السَّيِّدِMr.جونزJonesهُوَhe isمِنْisيُطْعِمُنَاfeeding usوَحْدَهُaloneسَنَتَّفِقُwe will agreeمِنَfromالْجُوعِhunger،,أَوorلِمَاذَاwhyنُهِمِّمُwe careبِمَاabout whatسَيَحْدُثُwill happenبَعْدَafterمَوْتِنَاour death?،,أَوorأَيْضًاalso::«إِذَاIfكَانَتْit wereالثَّوْرَةُthe revolutionسَتَتَحَقَّقُwill be achievedفِيatالنِّهَايَةِthe end،,فَأَنَّthenنَعْمَلُwe workمِنْtoأَجَلٍfor it
From some of the animals: 'Mr. Jones is the one who is feeding us, and without him, we will agree from hunger,' or 'Why do we care about what will happen after our death?', or also: 'If the revolution will be achieved in the end, then it's the same whether we work for it or not,' so the pigs found it very difficult to clarify to the animals that these points of view are contrary to the spirit.
حَتَّىUntilإِنَّthatالْخِنَازِيرَthe pigsوَجَدَتْfoundصُعُوبَةًdifficultyكَبِيرَةًbigفِيinالتَّوْضِيحِclarifyingلِلْحَيَوَانَاتِto the animals
The pigs found it very difficult to clarify to the animals.