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1 أبرز
أبْرَزَ: أظْهَرَto bring out, make apparent, produce, present, show, offer to view, exhibit, manifest, display, bring into view, expose; to bring forward; to bring to the fore -
2 أبدى
أبْدَى: أظْهَرَto show, demonstrate, manifest, display, evince, exhibit, present, bring into view; to reveal, disclose, uncover, bring to light; to express, voice, declare, utter, indicate, state, bring out, make clear -
3 أظهر
أظْهَرَ: بَيّنَ، أوْضَحَ، أبْدَىto show, demonstrate, manifest, evince, display, exhibit, present, produce, bring out, bring into view; to bring to light, reveal, disclose, uncover, expose; to illustrate, shed light upon, make clear, clear up, clarify, elucidate, expound, explain; to express, voice, utter, declare, indicate, state, set forth -
4 بين
بَيّنَ: أظْهَرَ، أوْضَحَto show, demonstrate, manifest, display, exhibit, present, bring out, bring into view; to bring to light, reveal, disclose, uncover, expose; to clarify, make clear; to explain, expound, elucidate, illustrate, shed light upon; to indicate, state, set forth -
5 برز
1́ n. bulge2́ v. raise, break free, come into view, outcrop, emerge, germinate, jut, relieve, shine, stand out, stick out, display, show up, spring, stick, shoot, point, project, protrude, bring out, image, heighten, form, feature, excrete, outdo, accentuate -
6 كشف
كَشَفَto uncover, unearth, expose, bare, lay bare, lay open, disclose, reveal, divulge, unfold, unveil, open up, show up, make known or public, bring to light or into view; to remove, take off, lift, raise (a covering, veil, etc.); to discover, detect, find out, dig out -
7 reconcile
[ˈrekənsaɪl] verb1) to cause (people) to become friendly again, eg after they have quarrelled:يُصالِحWhy won't you be reconciled (with him)?
2) to bring (two or more different aims, points of view etc) into agreement:يُوَفِّق بَيْنThe unions want high wages and the bosses want high profits – it's almost impossible to reconcile these two aims.
3) to (make someone) accept (a situation, fact etc) patiently:يَقْبَل، يَرْضى بِHer mother didn't want the marriage to take place but she is reconciled to it now.
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