뜻
The evidence or situation is so clear that it eliminates all uncertainty.
문화적 배경
In news channels like Al Jazeera or Al Arabiya, this phrase is a 'power phrase'. It is used to signal that the report is based on verified, undeniable facts. In many Arab countries, legal language is heavily influenced by classical Arabic. This phrase is often used in court rulings to describe 'conclusive evidence' (Al-Dalīl al-Qāti'). Arabic academic writing values high-register idioms. Using this phrase in a thesis shows a command of 'Fusha' and logical rigor. There is a strong cultural emphasis on 'Sidq' (truthfulness). Using this phrase is a way of staking one's reputation on the truth of a statement.
The 'Bimā' Upgrade
To sound like a native expert, start your sentence with 'بما لا يدع...' (Bimā lā yad'u...). It's the gold standard for formal Arabic writing.
Don't overdo it
If you use this for small things (like 'It leaves no room for doubt that I like tea'), you will sound sarcastic or strange.
뜻
The evidence or situation is so clear that it eliminates all uncertainty.
The 'Bimā' Upgrade
To sound like a native expert, start your sentence with 'بما لا يدع...' (Bimā lā yad'u...). It's the gold standard for formal Arabic writing.
Don't overdo it
If you use this for small things (like 'It leaves no room for doubt that I like tea'), you will sound sarcastic or strange.
Legal Weight
In a professional setting, this phrase is considered a 'binding' statement. Use it when you are ready to defend your position.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the missing word to complete the formal expression.
هذا الدليل القاطع لا يترك _______ للشك.
'Majālan' is the standard idiomatic word used in this expression.
Which sentence uses the phrase correctly in a formal context?
اختر الجملة الصحيحة:
The phrase is best suited for formal contexts involving evidence or conclusive results.
Complete the dialogue between a scientist and a journalist.
الصحفي: هل أنت متأكد من هذا الاكتشاف؟ العالم: نعم، إن التجارب المتكررة...
The scientist is asserting certainty based on repeated experiments.
Match the situation to the most appropriate use of the phrase.
Match: 1. A DNA test result. 2. A clear video of a goal. 3. A signed confession.
All these situations involve irrefutable evidence where the phrase is perfectly applicable.
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시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제هذا الدليل القاطع لا يترك _______ للشك.
'Majālan' is the standard idiomatic word used in this expression.
اختر الجملة الصحيحة:
The phrase is best suited for formal contexts involving evidence or conclusive results.
الصحفي: هل أنت متأكد من هذا الاكتشاف؟ العالم: نعم، إن التجارب المتكررة...
The scientist is asserting certainty based on repeated experiments.
Match: 1. A DNA test result. 2. A clear video of a goal. 3. A signed confession.
All these situations involve irrefutable evidence where the phrase is perfectly applicable.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문Yes, but it will sound like you are quoting Modern Standard Arabic. In pure dialect, people usually say 'ما فيش شك' or 'بدون شك'.
Yes, 'Majāl' is used for 'Field' (like Magnetic Field - مجال مغناطيسي). It implies a zone of influence.
Because it is the object of the verb 'leave'. In Arabic grammar, the object takes the accusative case (Fatha/Tanween).
Absolutely! You can say someone's talent 'leaves no room for doubt'. It's about certainty, not negativity.
'Shakk' is general doubt. 'Rayb' is a deeper, more suspicious kind of doubt often used in the Quran. 'Shakk' is the standard word for this idiom.
Yes, 'لا شك' (No doubt) is the shorter, more common version for daily use.
It's understandable but not idiomatic. Stick to 'Majāl' to sound natural.
Change 'yatruku' to 'taraka'. Example: 'لم يترك مجالاً للشك' (It did not leave room for doubt).
Rarely in classical poetry, but very common in modern prose and 'free verse' poetry.
It sounds very firm. Depending on your tone, it can be assertive or simply factual.
관련 표현
قطع الشك باليقين
similarTo end doubt with certainty.
واضح كالشمس
synonymClear as the sun.
بما لا يدع مجالاً للشك
builds onIn a way that leaves no room for doubt.
موضع شك
contrastA matter of doubt / suspicious.
