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21 قتل
1́ n. assassination, death, killing, homicide, manslaughter, murder, dock2́ v. dispatch, kill, slay, murder, despatch, butcher, immolate, lay out, knock off, take for a ride, end, croak, finish, put to death, poleaxe, fire, shoot, procure, bag, put down -
22 منصة
1́ adj. beneficent2́ n. platform, dais, tribune, rostrum, stage, staging, stand, podium, ringside, foretop, gallery, trestle, dispatch box -
23 وفد
1́ n. deputation, delegation, legation2́ v. despatch, send off, mission, send, dispatch -
24 أجهز على
أجْهَزَ علىto finish off, dispatch, deliver the deathblow to, give the coup de grace to, give the finishing stroke to, kill, put to death; to destroy, ruin -
25 أرسل
أرْسَلَ: بَعَثَto send, send out, dispatch, expedite, forward, consign, ship, send forward, send away, send off -
26 أنجز على
أنْجَزَ على: أجْهَزَ علىto finish off, kill, dispatch, deliver the deathblow to, give the coup de grace to, give the finishing stroke to -
27 إيفاد
إيْفاد: مَصْدَر أوْفَدَdelegation, delegating, delegacy, deputation, deputization, legation, sending forth of a delegate; missioning; sending, dispatch(ing) -
28 إرسال
إِرْسال: بَعْثsending, dispatch(ing), expedition, forwarding, consigning, consignment, shipping, shipment -
29 بعث
بَعَثَ: أرْسَلَto send, send out, dispatch, forward, expedite -
30 بعث
بَعْث: إرْسالsending, dispatch(ing), forwarding, expedition -
31 تحرير
تَحْرِير (جمعه: تَحَارِير): رِسَالَة، وَثِيقَة(piece of) writing; letter, dispatch, message; note; paper, document, instrument, deed, record -
32 تسيير
تَسْيِير: إرْسالsending, dispatch(ing), forwarding -
33 تنفيذ
تَنْفِيذ: إرْسال، إيْصالsending, dispatch(ing), forwarding; transmission, conveyance, delivery -
34 توجيه
تَوْجِيه: إرْسالsending, dispatch(ing), forwarding -
35 جرد حملة أو قوات على
جَرّدَ حَمْلَةً أو قُوّاتٍ علىto send or dispatch troops against; to attack, assail, launch an attack on -
36 خبر
خَبَر: نَبَأnews; information, tidings, intelligence; report, story, news item, dispatch; announcement -
37 رسالة
رِسَالَة: خِطَاب، مَكْتُوبletter, note, message, dispatch, communication, missive, epistle -
38 ساق
ساقَ: نَقَلَ، حَمَلَ، أرْسَلَto carry (along), transport, transfer, transmit, deliver; to convey, communicate, impart, bring, transmit; to send, dispatch -
39 سرح إلى
سَرّحَ إلى: أرْسَلَ إلىto send (out) to, dispatch to -
40 سفر بضاعة
سَفّرَ بِضَاعَةًto send, send off, send forward, dispatch, expedite, forward, consign, ship
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