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[təːm] nounمُدَّة المَنْصِب، مُدَّة عُقوبَة السَّجْنa term of office.
2) a division of a school or university year:فَصْل دِراسيthe autumn term.
3) a word or expression:إصْطِلاحMyopia is a medical term for short-sightedness.
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مُدَّة \ duration: the time during which sth. lasts: He was put in prison for the duration of the war. period: a length of time: a short period: a period of three hours. spell: a period of time: a long spell of fine weather. term: a fixed period, esp. one (of several months) when a school is at work: a term of imprisonment. -
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عِبَارَة \ expression: a word or group of words: ‘Good heavens!’ is an expression of surprise. phrase: a small group of words that do not make a full sentence, such as: in the garden or to be fond of. term: a word that has a particular meaning; an expression: What is the correct scientific term? He described you in very rude terms. -
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تَعْبير \ expression: expressing; a word or group of words: ‘Good heavens!’ is an expression of surprise. term: a word that has a particular meaning; an expression: What is the correct scientific term? He described you in very rude terms. -
6 half-term
noun(the period when students are given) a holiday about the middle of a term:عُطْلَة نِصْف الفَصْل الدِّراسي( also adjective) a half-term holiday.
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7 short-term
adjective1) concerned only with the near future:قَصير الأجَلshort-term plans.
2) lasting only a short time:قَصير الأمَدa short-term loan.
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8 أوان
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9 amad
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10 mau'id
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11 mi'ad
term, period [wa'ada] Hin miyad, Per mi'ad borrowed from Ar -
12 وليد ناضج
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13 أجل
أَجَل \ term: a fixed period, esp. one (of several months) when a school is at work: a term of imprisonment; the summer term. \ See Also مدة (مُدّة) \ أَجَل \ yes: a word that shows agreement: Is this yours? "Yes, it is" "Don’t you like her?" "Yes, I do". \ See Also نعم (نَعَم) \ بِالأَجَل \ credit: the right to obtain goods on promise of payment later: I bought this on credit. \ See Also بِالدَّين -
14 مستشفى الرعاية المديدة
1) long-term care hospital 2) long-term hospital -
15 أجل
أجَل: مُدّة، أمَد، نهَايَةُ الوَقْتterm, appointed time, limited time, fixed term; period, duration, date; deadline -
16 مدة
مُدّة (مِنَ الزّمَن)period (of time), time, space of time, interval; while; duration; span of time; term, appointed time, limited time, fixed term -
17 generic
[dʒəˈnerɪk] adjective(of a name, term etc ) referring to several similar objects etc:للجِنْس عامَّة، عام"Furniture" is a generic term for chairs, tables etc.
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18 تعبير
تَعْبير \ expression: expressing; a word or group of words: ‘Good heavens!’ is an expression of surprise. term: a word that has a particular meaning; an expression: What is the correct scientific term? He described you in very rude terms. -
19 عبارة
عِبَارَة \ expression: a word or group of words: ‘Good heavens!’ is an expression of surprise. phrase: a small group of words that do not make a full sentence, such as: in the garden or to be fond of. term: a word that has a particular meaning; an expression: What is the correct scientific term? He described you in very rude terms. \ بِعبَارة صريحة \ plainly: clearly. \ عِبَارَة اسْتِهْزاء \ sneer: a sneering expression. \ عِبَارَة اصْطِلاَحِيّة \ idiom: a group of words that have a special meaning when used together: To be "hard up" is an English idiom meaning to lack money. -
20 مدة
مُدَّة \ duration: the time during which sth. lasts: He was put in prison for the duration of the war. period: a length of time: a short period: a period of three hours. spell: a period of time: a long spell of fine weather. term: a fixed period, esp. one (of several months) when a school is at work: a term of imprisonment. \ مُدَّة \ interval: a space (in time or distance) between two things: an interval of ten minutes between two parts of a play; a wire fence, with posts at three metre intervals. \ See Also مسافَة فاصِلة \ لِمُدَّةَ \ for: showing the length of time since sth. happened, or from the beginning to the present: I haven’t seen him for two years. We have lived here for six months. \ مُدَّة أَطْوَل \ long: (in comparisons; with no, any, etc.) for a longer time; more: It won’t last much longer. \ مُدَّة طويلة \ long: (with an adv., prep. or conj. of time) a long time: He left long ago. I arrived long before you (did), for a long time Were you waiting long? That’s a long-playing record, a long time I can’t wait for long. \ مُدَّة العُمْر \ lifetime: (usu. sg.) the period of sb.’s life: Good furniture should last a lifetime. \ مُدَّة قَصِيرة \ a little: a short time: Wait here a little. while: a period: I waited a long while. He arrived a short (or a little) while ago.
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