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101 واصل
1́ n. gear2́ v. continue, keep, carry on, go on, hold on, roll on, stay, follow in his footsteps, proceed, stick to smth., persist, press, pursue, push, push along, push on, sustain -
102 أجل دعوى إلى جلسة أخرى
أجّلَ دَعْوَى إلى جَلْسَةٍ أُخْرَىto continue; to adjourn -
103 أدام
أدَامَ: حافَظَ على، أبْقَى علىto maintain, keep (up), retain; to hold; to preserve, conserve; to continue, carry on -
104 أرجأ دعوى إلى جلسة أخرى
أرْجَأَ دَعْوَى إلى جَلْسَةٍ أُخْرَىto continue; to adjourn -
105 أكمل
أكْمَلَto complete, finish, conclude, wind up, finalize; to consummate, perfect, round off, round out; to complement, supplement; to continue, proceed, go on -
106 اتصل
اِتّصَلَ: اِسْتَمَر، تَوَاصَلَto be continuous, continual, uninterrupted; to form a continuous chain or an uninterrupted sequence; to continue -
107 استأنف
اِسْتأنَفَ: تَابَعَto resume, renew, recommence, continue, begin again (after interruption), go on with, carry on with, return to, take up again, reopen, reestablish -
108 استطرد
اِسْتَطْرَدَto digress, pass from one topic to another; to go on to say, proceed to say, continue (one's speech) -
109 ما انفك يفعل كذا
ما انْفَكّ (لَمْ يَنْفَكّ) يَفْعَلُ كَذَاnot to cease or stop doing, keep doing, keep on doing, go on doing, continue to do, persist in, persevere in -
110 بات
باتَ: ظَلّ، واصَلَto continue to do, keep doing, keep on (doing), go on doing, stick to -
111 تابع دروسه
تابَعَ دُرُوسَهُto continue one's studies, study, attend classes -
112 تتابع
تَتَابَعَto follow in succession, follow or succeed one another, be successive or consecutive, come successively, happen consecutively; to form an uninterrupted sequence; to continue, recur, occur repeatedly, be constant, be continuous -
113 تتالى
تَتَالَىto follow in succession or without interruption, follow or succeed one another, be successive or consecutive, come successively, happen consecutively; to continue, recur, occur repeatedly, be constant or continuous; to alternate -
114 تلاحق
تَلاحَقَ: تَتَابَعَ، اِسْتَمَرّto follow in close succession, follow or succeed one another, be successive or consecutive, come successively, happen consecutively; to form an uninterrupted sequence; to occur repeatedly, continue, be continuous or constant -
115 تمادى في
تَمَادَى فيto persist in, persevere in, continue (to do); to go too far in, go to extremes in, go to excess in, carry too far, exceed the proper bounds or limits in, overdo, be excessive in -
116 تمادى الشيء
تَمَادَى الشّيْءُto continue, last (long), be long -
117 تواصل
تَوَاصَل: اِسْتَمَر، تَتَابَعَ، تَوَالَىto continue, be continuous; to form an uninterrupted sequence; to follow in succession -
118 توالى
تَوَالَى: تَتَابَعَ، تَوَاصَلَto follow in succession or without interruption, come successively or incessantly; to continue, be continuous -
119 ثبت على
ثَبَتَ على: حافَظَ ولَزِمَ، واظَبَ وداوَمَto maintain, keep (up); to adhere to, stick to, cling to, abide by, stand by, keep to; to follow, observe, comply with; to persist in, persevere in, continue to do, keep doing, keep on (doing) -
120 حافظ على
حافَظَ على: اِلْتَزَمَ بِـ، واظَبَ علىto observe, comply with, conform to, abide by, adhere to, stick to, keep (to), maintain, follow, respect, honor, live up to; to persevere in, persist in, continue to do, keep (up), keep on (doing), keep doing
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