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1 admission
إِذْن \ admission: allowing or being allowed to enter: No admission except on business. \ See Also حَقّ الدُّخُول \ اِعْتِراف \ admission: (a statement) accepting sth. as true: an admission of guilt. \ حَقّ \ admission: allowing or being allowed to enter: No admission except on business. \ See Also إِذْن الدُّخُول -
2 admission
[-ʃən] noun1) being allowed to enter; entry:دُخُولThey charge a high price for admission.
2) (an) act of accepting the truth of (something):إعْتِرَافan admission of guilt.
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3 admission
إِقْرَار \ admission: (a statement) accepting sth. as true: an admission of guilt. confession: confessing. -
4 اعتراف
admission -
5 i'tiraf
admission of sg ['arafa] Aze etiraf, Per e'teraf, Tur itiraf borrowed from Ar -
6 موافقة
admission; acquiescement; accord; accommodation; acceptation; ratification; pertinence; homologation; convenance; consentement; consensus; concordance; compatibilité; commodité; cautionnement; assentiment; approbation; agrément; affinité -
7 معدل الإدخال
admission rate -
8 بطاقة دخول
بِطَاقَةُ دُخُولticket, admission card, card of admission -
9 دخول
دُخُولٌ[du'xuːl]n m1) إِنتِقالٌ إلى الداخِلِ f pénétration◊قَرَّرَ الجَيْشُ دُخولَ المَدينَةِ — L'armée a décidé de pénétrer dans la cité.
2) إِنْضِمامٌ entrée f, admission f◊الدُّخولُ في الحِزْبِ — admission au parti
♦ تَأْشيرَةُ دُخولٍ visa m -
10 إذن
إِذْن \ leave: permission: They gave him leave to photograph the ceremony. pass: written permission to pass a certain point; a special ticket: You need a pass to enter this camp. Old people have a free pass on the city buses. permission: allowing; being allowed, esp. officially: You have my permission to go home. \ See Also تصريح (تَصْرِيح) \ إِذْن \ admission: allowing or being allowed to enter: No admission except on business. \ See Also حَقّ الدُّخُول \ إِذْن رسميّ \ permit: a note giving permission: You can’t enter that camp without a permit. -
11 اعتراف
اِعْتِراف \ admission: (a statement) accepting sth. as true: an admission of guilt. \ اِعْتِراف بالذّنب \ confession: confessing. -
12 إقرار
إِقْرَار \ admission: (a statement) accepting sth. as true: an admission of guilt. confession: confessing. -
13 حق
حَقّ \ due: the fair treatment that one deserves in spite of one’s faults: He failed. But to give him his due, he did try hard. power: right; official permission: The police have powers to search cars. right: a just claim: She fought for the people’s rights. He had no right to do that, just; good; proper according to law or custom or religion Do what is right and you will not be ashamed. \ بِحَقّ \ justly: rightly; with good reason: He’s justly proud of his son’s success. rightly: justly; correctly: You acted rightly. \ بِحَقّ السَّماءِ! \ on earth: (used for giving force to a question or expression): What on earth are you doing? Why on earth did you say that?. for the sake of: used in strong expressions, begging sb. to do sth. or explain sth: For God’s sake, save my child! For Heaven’s sake, what shall I do now?. \ حَقّ \ admission: allowing or being allowed to enter: No admission except on business. \ See Also إِذْن الدُّخُول \ حَقّ \ choice: the right or chance to choose: It is your choice, whether you go or stay. \ See Also فُرْصَة الاخْتِيار \ حَقّ اسْتِعْمال... \ use: the right or the power of using sth.: We are allowed the use of our neighbour’s garden. He has lost the use of one arm. \ حَقّ خاص \ privilege: a special right or favour: We were given the privilege of fishing in his private stream. We had the privilege of meeting a famous artist. \ حَقّ الطَّبع \ copyright: the right of an author, musician, etc., to print, copy or use publicly a particular book, picture, piece of music, etc., which prevents other people from doing so without permission. \ حَقَّ عَلَيْهِ \ ought: (showing what is one’s duty, or what is right or usual or probable) should: You ought to help your father. \ الحَقّ للمُطَالَبَة \ claim: the right to claim sth.; the act of claiming; the thing claimed: He makes wild claims without any proof. \ See Also مطالبة (مُطَالَبَة) \ حَقّ المُؤَلِّف \ copyright: the right of an author, musician, etc., to print, copy or use publicly a particular book, picture, piece of music, etc., which prevents other people from doing so without permission. \ حَقّ الوُصُول \ access: the right to see or handle (sth. secret, etc.) or to enter: Access to the library is forbidden to small children. Direct access to political leaders is not often possible. -
14 confession
إِقْرَار \ admission: (a statement) accepting sth. as true: an admission of guilt. confession: confessing. -
15 iqbal
acceptance; admission; approach [qabila] Hin ikbal, Per eqbal borrowed from Ar -
16 إدخال
rentrage; renfoncement; intromission; intercalation; insertion; admission -
17 تسليم
capitulation; admission; acceptation; versement; tradition; reddition; maintien; docilité; délivrance; consignation; conformité -
18 دخول
insinuation; entrée; admission -
19 قبول
suffrage; réception; exaucement; consentement; consensus; assentiment; approbation; agrément; admission; adition; acquiescement; accord; acceptation -
20 متابعة
reprise; continuation; approbation; admission; acceptation
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