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21 ينقص
1) minify 2) decrease 3) diminish 4) reduce -
22 آخذ في النقص
v. decrease -
23 تخفيض
n. cutting off, lowering, sale, reduction, decrease, lessening, run down, relief, rebate, markdown -
24 تقليص
1́ adj. diminishing2́ n. contraction, constriction, reducing, decrease, curtailment, remission -
25 قلص
v. contract, constrict, constringe, reduce, decrease, diminish, minimize, cut, scale down -
26 قلل
v. lessen, decrease, diminish, reduce, minify, minimize, make less, slim -
27 نقص
1́ n. shortage, allowance, shortcoming, insufficiency, lack, failing, scarcity, deficiency, scantiness, paucity, rareness, disadvantage, imperfection, incompetence, flaw, gap, deprivation, diminution, reduction, revocation2́ v. draw out, cut down, decrease, detract, diminish, knock off, famish, lessen, limit, lower, reduce, retrench, depress, thin, cut -
28 نقصان
n. decrease, diminution, hole -
29 أنزل
أنْزَلَ: خَفّضَ، أنْقَصَto lower, reduce, mark down, decrease, diminish, lessen, cut (down) -
30 أنقص
أنْقَصَ: نَقّصَto decrease, diminish, lessen, reduce, lower, cut, cut back, cut down, scale down, minimize, abate -
31 إنزال
إنْزال: تَخْفِيض، إنْقاصreduction, lowering, mark-down, decrease, decreasing, diminution, lessening -
32 إنقاص
إنْقَاص: تَنْقِيصdecrease, decreasing, diminution, lessening, reduction, lowering, cut, cutback, scale-down, minimization, abatement -
33 انحسر
اِنْحَسَرَto abate, subside, die down, calm down, let up, fade away, wane, decrease, diminish, lessen, drop, decline, deteriorate, degenerate, shrink, become smaller or weaker; to recede, go back, withdraw, retreat, retrograde, retrogress; to disappear, disperse, be dispersed, be dispelled; to be removed, taken off, pulled away, lifted, raised -
34 انحسار
اِنْحِسَارabatement, subsidence, waning, wane, decrease, diminution, lessening, drop(ping), decline, deterioration, degeneration; recession, withdrawal, retreat, retraction, retrogression; disappearance, dispersal -
35 انخفض
اِنْخَفَضَ: تَضَاءَلَ، هَبَطَ، اِنْحَسَرto drop, sink, dip, go down, fall, decline, decrease, diminish, lessen, shrink, abate, subside, wane, dwindle, slump; to depreciate; to be lowered, reduced, decreased, diminished -
36 انخفاض
اِنْخِفَاض: تَضَاؤُل، هُبُوط، اِنْحِسَارdrop(ping), sinking, dip(ping), going down, fall(ing), fall-off, decline, decrease, diminution, lessening, lowering, reduction, shrinking, shrinkage, abatement, subsidence, waning, wane, dwindling, slump, depression; depreciation -
37 انفرج
اِنْفَرَجَ: اِسْتَرَاحَ، خَفّto relax, become relaxed; to ease, remit, lessen in tension, decrease in intensity -
38 بخس
بَخَسَto decrease, diminish, reduce; to depreciate, lessen the value of, disparage, belittle; to undervalue, underestimate, underrate -
39 تخفيض
تَخْفِيض: إنْقاصreduction, lowering, decrease, decreasing, lessening, diminution, cut, cutback, cutting down, scale-down, minimization, abatement, pulling down, markdown; turning down -
40 تخفيف
تَخْفِيف: إنْقَاص، تَخْفِيضdecrease, decreasing, lessening, diminution, reduction, cutback, cutting down, abatement; turning down
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