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1 constraint, restriction, confinement, limitation
حَصْر \ constraint, restriction, confinement, limitation. \ See Also تقييد (تَقْييد)Arabic-English glossary > constraint, restriction, confinement, limitation
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2 coercion, compulsion, constraint
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3 szarura
need, want, necessity, constraint [szarra] Hau larura, Hin zarurat, Ind darurat, Kyr zarurat, Per szarurat, Tur zaruret borrowed from Ar -
4 إكراه
n. coercion, compulsion, constraint, force, servitude, duress -
5 ارتباك
n. confusion, constraint, disruption, distraction, awkwardness, bewilderment, embarrassment, shame, shyness, involvement, spot, tangle, nonplus, perplexity, pink, puzzle, uneasiness, puzzlement, self-consciousness, morass, foolishness, mystification -
6 اضطرار
n. constraint, necessity -
7 تقييد
n. limitation, restriction, constraint, fetters, tying -
8 حبس
1́ n. confinement, constraint, custody, imprisonment, jail, prison, gaol, sequestration, crib, duress2́ v. gaol, imprison, jail, lock up, prison, occlude, shut, confine, sequester, mewl -
9 قيود
n. bonds, shacks, chains, handcuffs, manacles, trammels, curb, bands, qualifications, squeeze, constraint, constriction -
10 إجبار
إجْبار: إرْغام، إكْراهcompulsion, constraint, coercion, force, forcing; duress -
11 إرغام
إرْغام: إكْراه، قَسْرcompulsion, coercion, constraint, force, forcing -
12 إكراه
إكْراه: إرْغام، قَسْرcoercion, compulsion, constraint, force, forcing -
13 اضطرار
اِضْطِرار: إجْبارcompulsion, constraint, coercion -
14 انحباس
اِنْحِباسocclusion, obstruction, blockage; interruption; stop(page), cessation; restraint, constraint, suppression; restriction, restrictedness; confinement; seclusion; imprisonment -
15 انحصار
اِنْحِصارlimitation, restriction, restrictedness, confinement; restraint, constraint, check, curb; condensation; concentration, centralization; exclusivity, exclusiveness; monopoly, monopolization -
16 تشديد
تَشْدِيد (على): تَضْيِيق، ضَغْط، تَقْيِيدpressure, oppression, bearing down heavily upon; restraint, constraint, curb(ing), check(ing), control(ling); restriction, limitation, limiting -
17 تضييق على
تَضْيِيقٌ علىconfinement, hemming in, straitening, hampering, constraint, restraint, restriction, limitation; pressure, oppression, bearing down heavily upon, harassment -
18 حبس
حَبْس: كَبْت، إعَاقَة، مَنْعwithholding, holding (back), keeping (back), restraint, suppression, repression, check(ing), detention; retention; confinement, constraint; obstruction, blocking, blockage, barring; prevention, hindering -
19 حجز
حَجْز: حَصْر، مَنْع، تَقْييدrestraint, constraint, holding (back), withholding; keeping, retention; hindering, prevention; keeping away (from); limitation, limiting, confinement, restriction; isolation, seclusion -
20 حصر
حَصْر: تَقْيِيد، تَضْيِيق، إحاطَة، تَحْدِيد، حَشْرlimitation, limiting, restriction, confinement; enclosure, shutting in, hemming in, straitening, encirclement, encompassment; restraint, constraint, keeping, check(ing), curb(ing), control(ling); narrowing (down), condensation; concentration; centralization; fixing, determination; compilation, listing; squeeze, squeezing, pressing, cramming
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