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1 send for
اِسْتَدعَى (للمثول أمام القضاء) \ call: to ask sb. to come: Call the doctor. recall: to call (sb.) back (after sending him somewhere). send for: to send a message, so as to call (sb.) or to get (sth.): You’d better send for the police. summon: to call officially: The headmaster summoned me to his office. summons: (also serve a summons on) to order sb. to come to court: He has been summoned for dangerous driving. \ See Also أَرْسَلَ في طَلَب، اِسْتَدعى -
2 استدعى (للمثول أمام القضاء)
اِسْتَدعَى (للمثول أمام القضاء) \ call: to ask sb. to come: Call the doctor. recall: to call (sb.) back (after sending him somewhere). send for: to send a message, so as to call (sb.) or to get (sth.): You’d better send for the police. summon: to call officially: The headmaster summoned me to his office. summons: (also serve a summons on) to order sb. to come to court: He has been summoned for dangerous driving. \ See Also أَرْسَلَ في طَلَب، اِسْتَدعى -
3 call
اِسْتَدعَى (للمثول أمام القضاء) \ call: to ask sb. to come: Call the doctor. recall: to call (sb.) back (after sending him somewhere). send for: to send a message, so as to call (sb.) or to get (sth.): You’d better send for the police. summon: to call officially: The headmaster summoned me to his office. summons: (also serve a summons on) to order sb. to come to court: He has been summoned for dangerous driving. \ See Also أَرْسَلَ في طَلَب، اِسْتَدعى -
4 recall
اِسْتَدعَى (للمثول أمام القضاء) \ call: to ask sb. to come: Call the doctor. recall: to call (sb.) back (after sending him somewhere). send for: to send a message, so as to call (sb.) or to get (sth.): You’d better send for the police. summon: to call officially: The headmaster summoned me to his office. summons: (also serve a summons on) to order sb. to come to court: He has been summoned for dangerous driving. \ See Also أَرْسَلَ في طَلَب، اِسْتَدعى -
5 serve a summons on
اِسْتَدعَى (للمثول أمام القضاء) \ call: to ask sb. to come: Call the doctor. recall: to call (sb.) back (after sending him somewhere). send for: to send a message, so as to call (sb.) or to get (sth.): You’d better send for the police. summon: to call officially: The headmaster summoned me to his office. summons: (also serve a summons on) to order sb. to come to court: He has been summoned for dangerous driving. \ See Also أَرْسَلَ في طَلَب، اِسْتَدعى -
6 summon
اِسْتَدعَى (للمثول أمام القضاء) \ call: to ask sb. to come: Call the doctor. recall: to call (sb.) back (after sending him somewhere). send for: to send a message, so as to call (sb.) or to get (sth.): You’d better send for the police. summon: to call officially: The headmaster summoned me to his office. summons: (also serve a summons on) to order sb. to come to court: He has been summoned for dangerous driving. \ See Also أَرْسَلَ في طَلَب، اِسْتَدعى -
7 summons
اِسْتَدعَى (للمثول أمام القضاء) \ call: to ask sb. to come: Call the doctor. recall: to call (sb.) back (after sending him somewhere). send for: to send a message, so as to call (sb.) or to get (sth.): You’d better send for the police. summon: to call officially: The headmaster summoned me to his office. summons: (also serve a summons on) to order sb. to come to court: He has been summoned for dangerous driving. \ See Also أَرْسَلَ في طَلَب، اِسْتَدعى
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