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1 alternate
مُتَنَاوِب \ alternate: first one, then the other: He and I drive the bus on alternate days, every second one The ships sail on alternate Thursdays. \ ناوَب \ alternate. -
2 alternate
[ˈɔːltəneɪt]1. verbto use, do etc by turns, repeatedly, one after the other:يَتَنَاوَبHe tried to alternate red and yellow tulips along the path as he planted them.
2. [ɔːlˈtəːnət] adjective1) coming, happening etc in turns, one after the other:يَتَعَاقَبThe water came in alternate bursts of hot and cold.
2) every second (day, week etc):مُتَنَاوِب، مُتَعَاقِبMy friend and I take the children to school on alternate days.
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3 alternate
مُتَعَاقِب \ alternate: first one, then the other: He and I drive the bus on alternate days, every second one The ships sail on alternate Thursdays. periodic: happening regularly (hourly, weekly, every few years, etc.): She makes periodic visits to her aunt. successive: following directly after each other: He came on three successive days (without missing a day between them). -
4 alternate
تَعَاقَبَ \ alternate: to (cause to) follow by turns: Work alternated with rest. rotate: to go round: Wheels rotate. The earth rotates. \ See Also دَارَ -
5 alternate
تَنَاوَبَ \ rotate: to go round: Wheels rotate. The earth rotates. We rotate crops (plant different ones in a certain field each year, in an order that goes round regularly). take turns: to do sth. in regular order, one person after another. alternate: to (cause to) follow by turns: We alternated periods of work and rest. Work alternated with rest. \ See Also ناوب (ناوَب) -
6 alternate, alternant
مُناوِب \ alternate, alternant. -
7 يناوب
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8 اختبار التغطية المتناوبة
alternate cover testArabic-English Medical Dictionary > اختبار التغطية المتناوبة
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9 تولد متناوب
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10 تيار متناوب
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11 طبيب بديل
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12 طريقة الحالة البديلة
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13 طريقة الحالتين البديلتين
alternate paired-case methodArabic-English Medical Dictionary > طريقة الحالتين البديلتين
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14 متعاقب
مُتَعَاقِب \ alternate: first one, then the other: He and I drive the bus on alternate days, every second one The ships sail on alternate Thursdays. periodic: happening regularly (hourly, weekly, every few years, etc.): She makes periodic visits to her aunt. successive: following directly after each other: He came on three successive days (without missing a day between them). -
15 متناوب
مُتَنَاوِب \ alternate: first one, then the other: He and I drive the bus on alternate days, every second one The ships sail on alternate Thursdays. -
16 periodic
مُتَعَاقِب \ alternate: first one, then the other: He and I drive the bus on alternate days, every second one The ships sail on alternate Thursdays. periodic: happening regularly (hourly, weekly, every few years, etc.): She makes periodic visits to her aunt. successive: following directly after each other: He came on three successive days (without missing a day between them). -
17 successive
مُتَعَاقِب \ alternate: first one, then the other: He and I drive the bus on alternate days, every second one The ships sail on alternate Thursdays. periodic: happening regularly (hourly, weekly, every few years, etc.): She makes periodic visits to her aunt. successive: following directly after each other: He came on three successive days (without missing a day between them). -
18 dala
change, alternate [Sem d-w-l, Syr dal (move)]--------draw (water) [Sem d-l-w, d-l-y, Akk dalu (bucket), Heb deli, JNA dola, Hrs dolew] -
19 استئلاف بالتناوب
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20 الشلل المتناوب
1) alternate paralysis 2) alternating paralysis
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