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1 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). -
2 successive
مُتَتَالٍ \ successive: following directly after each other: He came on three successive days (without missing a day between them). -
3 successive
[səkˈsesɪv] adjectivefollowing one after the other:مُتَعاقِب، مُتَتابِعHe won three successive matches.
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4 successive, consecutive, sequential
مُتَوالٍ \ successive, consecutive, sequential.Arabic-English glossary > successive, consecutive, sequential
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5 sequential, successive, consecutive, cascade
تَعاقُبيّ \ sequential, successive, consecutive, cascade.Arabic-English glossary > sequential, successive, consecutive, cascade
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6 تباين متتابع
successive contrast -
7 تلوين متتابع
successive stain -
8 مقاربة متتابعة
successive approximation -
9 متتال
مُتَتَالٍ \ successive: following directly after each other: He came on three successive days (without missing a day between them). -
10 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). -
11 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). -
12 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). -
13 طريقة التقريب المتتالي
method of successive approximation -
14 متتابع
adj. consecutive, sequent, sequential, successive -
15 متعاقب
adj. successive, consecutive, sequential, sequent, alternate, rotatory -
16 متوال
adj. sequent, consecutive, successive -
17 متوالي
adj. successive -
18 تتابع
تَتَابَعَto follow in succession, follow or succeed one another, be successive or consecutive, come successively, happen consecutively; to form an uninterrupted sequence; to continue, recur, occur repeatedly, be constant, be continuous -
19 تتالى
تَتَالَىto follow in succession or without interruption, follow or succeed one another, be successive or consecutive, come successively, happen consecutively; to continue, recur, occur repeatedly, be constant or continuous; to alternate -
20 تدرج
تَدَرّجgradual advance(ment) or progress, progression (by steps); successive steps; gradation, graduation, graduating, grading; training, traineeship, apprenticeship
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