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أَهْدَرَ (المال) \ squander: to waste (money). -
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[ˈskwɔndə] verbto waste:يُبَذِّرHe squandered all his money on gambling.
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7 أسرف في الإنفاق
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8 بدد
v. scatter, disperse, dissipate, fritter, melt, resolve, slattern, squander, throw away, fool, waste, spoil, spend, devour, dawdle, dally, burn -
9 بذر
1́ n. drill, sowing, blow2́ v. disseminate, inseminate, sow, waste, squander, dissipate, spend, fritter, run through -
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v. put out, squander -
11 تبعثر
v. waste, scatter, squander -
12 تشتت
1́ n. scuttle, stampede, dispersion2́ v. disperse, disband, stampede, squander -
13 شتت
v. disperse, dissipate, squander -
14 فقد
1́ n. wastage2́ v. collapse, forfeit, lose, perish, squander -
15 أسرف
أسْرَفَ: بَذّرَto waste, squander, dissipate, lavish, spend lavishly or wastefully -
16 أضاع
أضَاعَ: فَقَدَ، خَسِرَ، أهْمَلَ، بَدّدَto lose, forfeit; to mislay; to miss, let go by, let slip, omit, neglect, throw away, fail to make use of, fail to take advantage of; to waste, squander, spend uselessly -
17 أنفق
أنْفَقَ (مالاً إلخ): اِسْتَنْفَدَ، أفْنَىto spend, consume, exhaust, use up, waste, squander, dissipate -
18 بحثر
بَحْثَرَto scatter, disperse; to waste, squander, dissipate -
19 بدد
بَدّدَ: بَذّرَ، بَعْزَقَto waste, squander, dissipate, fritter away, throw away, lavish -
20 بذر
بَذّرَ: بَدّدَ، بَعْزَقَto waste, squander, dissipate, fritter away, throw away, lavish
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