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1 pursuit
مُطَارَدَة \ chase: the act of chasing. hunt: going after (a wild animal, bird, etc.) to try and catch or kill it: the excitement of the hunt. pursuit: pursuing: She ran in pursuit of the thief. \ See Also ملاحقة (مُلاحَقَة) -
2 pursuit
مُلاحَقَة \ pursuit: pursuing: She ran in pursuit of the thief. -
3 pursuit
[pəˈsjuːt] noun1) the act of pursuing:مُطارَدَه، مُلاحَقَهThe thief ran down the street with a policeman in (hot) pursuit.
2) an occupation or hobby:مُتابَعَه، مُواصَلَهholiday pursuits.
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4 pursuit
هِوَايَة \ hobby: sth. that one does regularly for pleasure during one’s free time: My hobbies are photography and collecting stamps. occupation: an activity; sth. that keeps one busy: Fishing and watching televison are my son’s favourite occupations. pursuit: a personal interest or activity: Her free time is spent in scientific pursuits. -
5 in hot pursuit
chasing as fast as one can:يُطارِدُ، في مُطارَدَةٍ سَريعَهThe thief ran off, with the shopkeeper in hot pursuit.
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6 ta'qib
pursuit ['aqaba] Aze teqib, Per ta'qib, Tur takip borrowed from Ar -
7 مطاردة
مُطَارَدَة \ chase: the act of chasing. hunt: going after (a wild animal, bird, etc.) to try and catch or kill it: the excitement of the hunt. pursuit: pursuing: She ran in pursuit of the thief. \ See Also ملاحقة (مُلاحَقَة) -
8 ملاحقة
مُلاحَقَة \ pursuit: pursuing: She ran in pursuit of the thief. -
9 chase
مُطَارَدَة \ chase: the act of chasing. hunt: going after (a wild animal, bird, etc.) to try and catch or kill it: the excitement of the hunt. pursuit: pursuing: She ran in pursuit of the thief. \ See Also ملاحقة (مُلاحَقَة) -
10 hunt
مُطَارَدَة \ chase: the act of chasing. hunt: going after (a wild animal, bird, etc.) to try and catch or kill it: the excitement of the hunt. pursuit: pursuing: She ran in pursuit of the thief. \ See Also ملاحقة (مُلاحَقَة) -
11 حرفة
n. craft, craftsmanship, profession, pursuit, walk, occupation, trade, calling -
12 عمل
1́ n. act, proceedings, action, deed, doing, making, work, labour, labor, task, employment, engagement, function, occupation, Job, business, aggravation, feat, place, pursuit, situation, racket2́ v. work, labour, labor, function, elaborate, fag, gird on, see, give a wide berth -
13 مباشرة
1́ adj. direct2́ adv. directly, immediately, straightway, straight, fair3́ n. directness, pursuit, practice, performance, initiation -
14 متابعة
n. continuation, proceedings, follow up, pursuit, pursuance, chase, trailing, prosecution, suit -
15 مطاردة
n. pursuit, chase, hunting, hunt, tracking -
16 ملاحقة
n. pursuit, chase, tracking -
17 ممارسة
n. exercise, practice, pursuit -
18 مهنة
n. profession, occupation, vocation, avocation, business, trade, career, pursuit, calling, craftsmanship, work, Job, metier, practice, function -
19 مواصلة
n. continuance, transfer, going on, proceeding, pursuit -
20 نشاط
n. activity, goings on, energy, vigor, vigour, virility, liveliness, spirit, action, alacrity, forcefulness, mettle, promptitude, prosperity, pursuit, spunk, stir, vim, verve, pep, strenuousness, ginger, bounce, bang, momentum, movement, lift, kick
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