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1 commanding
adjective1) impressive:مُأَثِّر، سائِدHe has a commanding appearance.
2) with a wide view:مُشْرِفThe house had a commanding position on the hill.
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2 commanding, controller
مُتحَكِّم \ commanding, controller. -
3 colonel
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4 آمر
1́ adj. commanding, warned2́ n. commandant, commander -
5 قيادي
1́ adj. leading2́ n. commanding -
6 متسلط
adj. masterful, authoritative, dominating, commanding, bossy -
7 مسيطر
1́ adj. dominant, predominant, prevailing, prevalent, controlling, commanding, ruling, governing2́ n. ruler -
8 مشرف
1́ adj. honorable, in question, honorific, honourable, overlooking, dominant2́ n. superintendent, overseer, supervisor3́ adj. commanding -
9 موقع قيادي
n. commanding position -
10 آمر
آمِر: صاحِبُ الأمْر، حاكِم، قائِدcommander, commandant; head, chief, superior, senior officer; master; ruler; leader; commanding -
11 آمر الموقع أو الجماعة
آمِرُ المَوْقِعِ أو الجَمَاعَةcommanding officer, commandant -
12 بارز
بارِز: لافِتٌ لِلنّظَر، شَهِير، هامّprominent, conspicuous, salient, noticeable, striking, remarkable, marked, distinct, outstanding, noted, notable, distinguished, eminent, illustrious, commanding; important, major, main, chief, principal, leading -
13 متسلط
مُتَسَلّط: مُتَحَكّم، مُهَيْمِنmasterful, domineering, authoritative, bossy imperious; dominating, dominant, predominant, prevailing, commanding, governing, ruling, reigning -
14 مسيطر
مُسَيْطِرdominating, (pre)dominant, preponderant, prevailing, controlling, commanding, ruling, governing, reigning; master, ruler, overlord -
15 مشرف
مُشْرِف (على): مُطِلّ (على)overlooking, commanding, dominating, dominant, overtopping, towering over, looking down upon, affording view of -
16 مطل
مُطِلّ (على): مُشْرِف (على)commanding, overlooking, dominating, dominant, towering over, overtopping, looking down upon, affording view of -
17 مهيمن
مُهَيْمِن: مُتَسَلّطdominant, dominating, predominant, preponderant, prevailing, controlling, commanding, governing, reigning, ruling; (absolute) master, ruler, overlord -
18 dispatch
[dɪˈspætʃ]1. verb1) to send off:يُرْسِل رِسالَهHe dispatched several letters asking for financial help.
2) to finish off or deal with quickly:يُنْجِزُ بِسُرْعَهShe dispatched several pieces of business within the hour.
2. noun1) a written official report:رِسالَه رسْمِيَّه مُسْتَعْجَلَهa dispatch from the commanding officer.
2) an act of sending away.إرْسال3) haste.سُرْعَه -
19 salute
[səˈluːt]1. verb1) ( especially in the forces) to raise the ( usually right) hand to the forehead to show respect:يُحَيّي، يُسَلِّم على، يُؤَدّي السّلام العَسْكَريThey saluted their commanding officer.
2) to honour by firing eg large guns:يُحَيِّي بإطلاق الرَّصاصThey saluted the Queen by firing one hundred guns.
2. nounan act of saluting:تَحِيَّه بإطْلاق النّارa 21-gun salute.
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20 sanction
[ˈsæŋkʃən]1. nounpermission or approval:إقْرار، مُوافَقَهThe soldier's action did not have the sanction of his commanding officer.
2. verbto permit or agree to:يَسْمَح، يأذَن بِWe cannot sanction the use of force.
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