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1 اشمام
dilation -
2 إتباع
satellisation; rajout; dilation; annexion; affiliation -
3 توسع
1) dilatation 2) dilation 3) ectasia 4) ectasis 5) ectasy 6) expansion 7) turgescence -
4 توسيع
1) bougienage 2) bouginage 3) dilatation 4) dilation 5) expansion -
5 توسيع إصبعي
1) digital dilatation 2) digital dilation -
6 إسهاب
n. diffusion, wordiness, periphrasis, prolixity, redundance, verbosity, amplification, lengthiness, dilatation, dilation, enlargement, prolongation, protraction, redundancy, magnification -
7 تمدد
1́ n. expansibility, expansion, stretching, elongation, dilation2́ v. stretch, spread, lie, sprawl, dilate, recline -
8 توسع
n. expansibility, expansion, dilation, extending, growth, widening -
9 اتساع
اِتّساع: اِمْتِدادexpansion, enlargement, dilation, dilatation; extension; expanse, extent, space, scope, breadth, range, compass, stretch, spread -
10 امتداد
اِمْتِدادextension, extensity, stretching; expansion, distension, dilation, dilatation; elongation, lengthening, prolongation; expanse; length; extent, stretch, spread, span, reach, outreach, compass, range, scope; dimension -
11 انبساط
اِنْبِسَاط: اِمْتِدَاد، تَمَدّدextension, extensity, expansion, stretching, spreading; dilation, dilatation; expanse; spread, stretch -
12 تمدد
تَمَدّد: اِنْبِساط، تَوَسّعextension, stretching, spreading; expansion, distension, dilation, dilatation -
13 تمديد
تَمْدِيدextension, stretching (out), spreading (out); expansion, distension; dilation, dilatation; lengthening, elongation, prolongation, protraction; laying -
14 توسع
تَوَسّعexpansion; enlargement; dilation, dilatation; extension, extending, stretching; elaboration -
15 توسيع
تَوْسِيعwidening, broadening, enlargement, extension, expansion, dilation, dilatation; amplification; development, elaboration; spacing (out) -
16 مد
مَدّ: بَسْطextension, stretching (out), spreading (out); expansion, distension, dilation; laying
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Dilation — (or dilatation) refers to an enlargement or expansion in bulk or extent, the opposite of contraction. It derives from the Latin dilatare, to spread wide . In physiology: Pupillary dilation, dilation of the pupil of the eye Cervical dilation, the… … Wikipedia
dilation — ● dilation nom féminin (latin dilatio, onis) Phénomène d assimilation phonétique à distance. (Par exemple, en français, chercher est issu par dilation de sercher.) ● dilation (homonymes) nom féminin (latin dilatio, onis) dilations forme conjuguée … Encyclopédie Universelle
Dilation — Di*la tion, n. [From dilate, v., cf. {Dilatation}, {Dilator}.] The act of dilating, or the state of being dilated; expansion; dilatation. Mrs. Browning. [1913 Webster] At first her eye with slow dilation rolled. Tennyson. [1913 Webster] A… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Dilation — Di*la tion, n. [L. dilatio. See {Dilatory}.] Delay. [Obs.] Bp. Hall. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Dilatĭon — (v. lat., Rechtsw.), Aufschub, die Verlängerung einer, zu einem rechtlichen Acte gewährten Frist; daher Dilationsgesuche (s.u. Termin) u. Dilationsschein, Bescheinigung über die gestattete Fristverlängerung. Dilatorisch, aufschiebend, verzögernd; … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Dilation — (lat.), Aufschub, Frist, besonders Vertagung eines Prozesses, vom Richter wegen fehlender Zeugen, Beweise etc. bewilligt … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Dilation — (lat.), Aufschub, die zur Vornahme eines rechtlichen Aktes gewährte Frist; dilatōrisch, aufschiebend, verzögernd; dilatorische Einreden, dem Klageanspruch nicht dauernd, sondern nur zeitweise entgegenstehende; dilatorische Frist, s. Frist.… … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Dilation — (lat. dilatio), Aufschub, besonders einer gerichtlichen Frist; dilatorisch, aufschiebend; Dilatorium, der durch richterliche Entscheidung gegebene Aufschub … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
dilation — index extension (expansion), inflation (increase) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
dilation — 1590s, formed from DILATE (Cf. dilate) on the mistaken assumption that the ate in that word was the Latin verbal suffix (it is instead part of the stem); the proper form, DILATATION (Cf. dilatation), is older (c.1400) … Etymology dictionary
dilation — [dī lā′shən, dilā′shən] n. 1. a dilating or being dilated, as of the pupil of an eye, a blood vessel, or the cervix during childbirth: cf. DILATATION 2. a dilated part … English World dictionary
