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1 educate
رَبَّى \ breed (bred): to keep (animals) and cause them to produce young: He breeds horses for racing. bring up: to look after and train (a child): Their son is well brought up. He was brought up to say his prayers correctly. educate: to teach; train (sb.) in mind and body and character so that he will have a useful and happy life. grow: to let grow; not cut: He’s growing his hair. keep: to own and look after: He keeps bees. raise: to cause (a family, cattle, crops, etc.) to grow, by taking care of it. rear: to produce and bring up (young creatures): This farmer rears cattle. \ See Also أَنْمَى -
2 educate
عَلَّمَ \ coach: to train or teach (for a sport, competition, examination, etc.). educate: to teach; train (sb.) in mind and body and character so that he will have a useful and happy life. instruct: to teach; advise: He instructed me in the art of fishing. mark: to put (a special sign) on (sth.): The price was marked on the goods. teach: to help (sb.) to learn sth.: Who teaches you English? He taught me to swim. She teaches at a girls’ school. \ See Also درب (دَرَّبَ)، مرن (مَرَّنَ) -
3 educate
أَدَّبَ \ educate: to teach; train (sb.) in mind, body and character so that he or she will have a useful and happy life. -
4 educate
[ˈedjukeɪt] verbto train and teach:يُثَقِّف، يُعَلِّم، يُهَذِبHe was educated at a private school.
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5 haddhaba
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6 addaba
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7 ahhnaka
experience sg, go through sg [Sem hh-n-k, Heb chinnekh (educate), Gez hhanaka (perceive)] -
8 أدب
1́ adj. correct2́ n. good manners, propriety, seemliness, urbanity, literature, letters3́ v. chasten, educate, discipline, school -
9 أهل
1́ n. kin2́ v. domesticate, populate, qualify, re educate -
10 ثقف
1́ n. beak2́ v. educate, edify, civilize, instruct -
11 جدد تعليمه
v. re educate -
12 ربى
v. raise, rear, breed, foster, nurse, nurture, bring up, tutor, nourish, keep, cradle, educate, sprout, school, invest -
13 علم
1́ n. science, knowledge, learning, scholarship, cognizance, flag, banner, standard, bunting, bar2́ v. adjudicate, advise, inform, educate, instruct, let know, notify, apprize, drill, indoctrinate, school, read, teach, tell, advertise, apprise, cognize, profess, post, tick, coach, mark, locate, mark out, know -
14 علم من جديد
v. re educate -
15 هذب
v. educate, civilize, cultivate, elevate, edify, file, chasten, perfect, polish, refine, retouch, revise, sublimate, touch up, touch, lop, prune, shear off, trim, geld -
16 هذب من جديد
v. re educate -
17 أدب
أدّبَ: هَذّبَto educate, cultivate, culture, refine, polish -
18 أقبس
أقْبَسَ (ـهُ عِلْماً): عَلّمَto teach, instruct, educate -
19 تأدب
تَأدّبَ: ثَقّفَ نَفْسَهُ، دَرَسَto educate oneself, study -
20 ثقف
ثَقّفَ: عَلّمَ، هَذّبَto educate, cultivate, culture, refine, polish; to enlighten, edify, teach, instruct
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