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21 ألصق
ألْصَقَto attach, affix, fix, stick, paste, glue, agglutinate, conglutinate, cement, plaster; to join, connect -
22 أناط
أنَاطَ: عَلّقَto suspend, hang; to attach -
23 أنشب
أنْشَبَto thrust, infix, insert; to stick; to attach, fix, affix -
24 علق أهمية على
عَلّقَ أهَمّيّةً على -
25 أوقع حجزا على
أوْقَعَ حَجْزاً علىto levy a distress upon, distress, distrain, attach, sequester, impound, garnishee, seize, confiscate -
26 اتصل
اِتّصَلَ: اِرْتَبَطَto be or become connected, linked, joined, united, attached; to connect, link, join, unite, attach; to communicate -
27 ارتبط
اِرْتَبَطَ: تَلاَزَمَ، اِتّصَلَ، تَداخَلَto correlate; to connect, join, unite, associate, link, attach, couple; to be or become connected, joined, united, linked, associated, attached, coupled; to interpenetrate -
28 انتسب إلى
اِنْتَسَبَ إلى: اِنْضَمّ إلى، اِلْتَحَقَ بِـto associate (oneself) with, attach oneself to, affiliate with, join, enter, be admitted to, become a member of -
29 انتمى إلى
اِنْتَمَى إلى: اِنْضَمّ إلىto associate (oneself) with, attach oneself to, affiliate with, join, enter, be admitted to, become a member of -
30 انضوى
اِنْضَوَى (إِلْيهِ أو تَحْتَ لِوَائِهِ): اِنْضَمّto join, attach oneself to, follow, adhere to; to rally around -
31 اهتم بـ
اِهْتَمّ بِـ: عَلّقَ أهَمّيّةً على، نَظَرَ، بِجِدّيّةٍ إلىto attach importance to; to take or consider seriously -
32 ترابط
تَرَابَطَto correlate, interrelate, be or become correlated or interrelated; to connect, link, associate, attach, unite, join, couple; to be or become connected, linked, associated, attached, united, coupled, joined, joint; to be or become inseparable, inherent; to be or become coherent, cohesive, well-knit, consistent -
33 ملحق ثقافي
مُلْحَقٌ ثَقَافِيّ -
34 ضرب به عرض الحائط
ضَرَبَ بِهِ عُرْضَ الحائِطto brush aside (away, off), throw aside (away, off, out), discard, refuse, reject; to belittle, make little of, make light of, undervalue, think nothing of, attach no importance to, not take seriously; to disregard, neglect, pay no attention to, ignore -
35 حبس على مال فلان
حَبَسَ على مال فُلاَن: حَجَزَهُto distrain, distress, sequester, attach, seize, garnishee -
36 حجز المال أو الشيء
حَجَزَ المالَ أو الشّيْءَto attach, distrain, distress, levy a distress upon, sequester, garnishee, seize, confiscate -
37 حسب له حسابا
حَسَبَ لَهُ حِسَاباً -
38 ذيل
ذَيّلَ: ألْحَقَ، أتْبَعَ، أضَافَ (إلى كِتَابٍ إلخ)to append, subjoin, add, supplement, annex, attach, affix; to add an appendix or a supplement or a postscript to -
39 ربط
رَبَطَ: أوْثَقَ، شَدّto bind, tie (up), fasten, make fast, attach, moor -
40 ربط
رَبَطَ: وَصَلَto connect, link, join, unite, attach, couple; to tie (in); to ligate; to correlate
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attach — at·tach vb [Anglo French attacher to lodge (an action in court), seize (a person or property) by legal authority, from Old French atachier to fasten, fix, alteration of estachier, from estache stake] vt 1: to obtain a court order against… … Law dictionary
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