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1 contemplate
اعْتَزَمَ \ contemplate: to think deeply about; consider (a future event, a plan, an idea, etc.): I am contemplating buying a house in the country. \ See Also أَمْعَن الفِكْر في \ فَكَّرَ \ contemplate: to think deeply about; consider (a future event, a plan, an idea, etc.): I am contemplating buying a house in the country. \ See Also أَمْعَنَ الفكر في -
2 contemplate
تَأَمَّلَ \ contemplate: look at quietly and seriously. meditate: to think deeply. muse: to think deeply: She sat musing for hours, without noticing the people around her. reflect: to think deeply, consider: Reflect carefully before you answer. speculate: to consider; form guesses: I have been speculating on the reasons for his disappearance. -
3 contemplate
[ˈkɔntəmpleɪt] verb1) to think seriously (about):I was contemplating (= feeling inclined towards) having a holiday
يَتَأمَّل، يُفَكِّر بِجَدِّيَّهShe contemplated her future gloomily.
2) to look thoughtfully at:يُنْعِم النَّظَر، يَنْظُر مَلِيّا فيThe little boy stood contemplating himself in the mirror.
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4 amala
hope [Sem '-m-r, Akk amaru (see), namaru (mirror), Heb tamrur (sign), JNA nora (mirror), Amh ammere (show), Tig amere (know), Uga 'mr (see), Phoen 'mr (contemplate)] -
5 اعتزم
v. intend, plan, mean, go, contemplate, resolve, propose -
6 تأمل
1́ adj. cogitative2́ n. meditation, contemplation, observation, study, thinking, rumination3́ v. contemplate, consider, muse, speculate, think, pore over, think out, think over, study, ruminate, rumble, meditate, ponder -
7 تبصر
1́ n. prudence, premeditation, shrewdness, insight2́ v. follow smb. with one's eyes, reflect, contemplate -
8 تفكر
1́ adv. pensively2́ n. contemplation, meditation, speculation, rumination3́ v. contemplate, ponder, speculate -
9 توقع
1́ n. expectation, expectancy, anticipation, wait2́ v. expect, anticipate, look forward to, await, foresee, presage, contemplate -
10 فكر
1́ n. intellect, thought, idea2́ v. think, cerebrate, reason, think out, think over, bethink, consider, contemplate, reflect, meditate, speculate on -
11 فكر مليا
v. contemplate, weigh, ruminate, think, meditate, reflect, ponder -
12 أجال الرأي أو الفكر في
أجَالَ الرّأيَ أو الفِكْرَ فيto meditate on, ponder on or over, reflect on, contemplate, consider carefully, weigh thoroughly, think over, revolve in one's mind -
13 اجتلى
اِجْتَلَى: تَأمّلَto contemplate, consider, meditate (on), cogitate, reflect on -
14 ارتأى
اِرْتَأى: تَدَبّرَ، تَأمّلَto consider, contemplate, reflect on, meditate on, ponder on -
15 ارتأى
اِرْتَأى: تَدَبّرَ، تَأمّلَto consider, contemplate, reflect on, meditate on, ponder on -
16 استبصر في
اِسْتَبْصَرَ في: تَأمّلَto look attentively at; to reflect on, ponder (on or over), meditate (on), contemplate, consider carefully, cogitate, muse (on or over), pore over, speculate on, think deeply about -
17 تأمل
تَأمّلَ (في): تَفَكّرَ، فَكّرَto contemplate, meditate (on), consider carefully, ponder (on or over), reflect on, cogitate (on), muse (on or over), pore (over), speculate (on), think deeply about think over -
18 تبصر
تَبَصّرَ (في): تَأمّلَ، تَفَكّرَto reflect (on), contemplate, ponder (over), meditate (on), muse (over), consider carefully, cogitate (on), pore (over), speculate (on), think deeply (about), think over -
19 تدبر
تَدَبّرَ: تَأمّلَto reflect on, ponder on or over, contemplate, meditate on, weigh, consider carefully, pore over, cogitate, speculate on -
20 تروى
تَرَوّى (في الأمْر): تَفَكّرَ، تَأمّلَto deliberate, premeditate, think over, revolve in one's mind, reflect (on), meditate (on), contemplate, consider carefully, study
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