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121 تبدل كروك رسل
1. Crooke-Russel change 2. Crooke change -
122 تغير
1́ n. change, set of exchange, mutation, alteration, variation, turn, shift, range, swing, vicissitude2́ v. change, alter, convert, modify, vary, shift up, mutate, metamorphose -
123 تنويع
1́ adj. diversiform2́ adv. for a change3́ n. diversification, variegation, change -
124 انتقل
اِنْتَقَلَ: تَنَقّلَto move, shift, change position or place; to change one's residence or location or station, remove; to be transferred, moved, transported, carried, removed -
125 انتقال
اِنْتِقال: تَنَقّلmovement, moving, motion, locomotion, change of place or position; move, remove, removal, change of residence or location or station; travel(ing); transfer(ence); transport(ation); transit; passage; transmission, transmittance -
126 انقلب
اِنْقَلَبَ (إلى): تَحَوّلَto change, alter, convert, transform, undergo change or conversion; to turn (into), grow (into), become, assume the state or form or shape of; to be changed, altered, converted, transformed -
127 تبدل
تَبَدّلَ: تَغَيّرَto change, alter, vary, convert, mutate, transform, transmute, shift, become different, undergo change or conversion; to be changed, altered, varied, converted, transformed -
128 تحول
تَحَوّلَ: تَبَدّلَ، تَغَيّرَ، اِنْتَقَلَto change, alter, shift, switch, convert, transform, transmute, mutate, undergo change or conversion; to turn (into), grow (into), pass (into), become, assume the form or shape or state of; to be changed, altered, shifted, switched, converted, transformed; to move, transfer, be moved, be transferred
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change — I verb adapt, adjust, alter, be converted, be inconstant, be irresolute, convert, convertere in, deviate, displace, diverge, evolve, exchange, fluctuate, give in exchange, go through phases, immutare, innovate, interchange, make a transition,… … Law dictionary
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