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1 embark
[ɪmˈbaːk] verbto go, or put, on board ship:يَرْكَبُ سَفينَةُPassengers should embark early.
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2 embark
رَكِبَ \ mount: to climb on to (a horse, bicycle, etc.); climb (stairs). embark: to go on to a ship or aeroplane. ride: to travel on any animal (camel, donkey, elephant, etc.) or on a bicycle or motorcycle: He rode home on a donkey, to travel in or on a bus, cart, train. \ See Also امتطى (اِمْتَطَى)، سَافَرَ على ظَهْر دابّة -
3 embark on
to start or engage in:يُباشِر، يَبْدَأShe embarked on a new career.
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4 باشر عملا
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5 باشر مشروع
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6 ركب متن سفينة
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7 صعد
1́ n. rise2́ v. rise, climb, go up, go uphill, scale, astound, escalate, balloon, embark, sublimate, ascend, manacle -
8 صعد إلى
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9 أقبل على
أقْبَلَ على: بادَرَ إلى، اِنْصَرَفَ إلى، اِهْتَمّ بِـto embark upon, undertake, enter upon, proceed to, engage in; to devote oneself to, dedicate oneself to, apply oneself to, turn to, attend to, give one's attention to, occupy oneself with; to take an interest in, be interested in -
10 أقدم
أقْدَمَ (على)to venture, risk, dare; to undertake, set about, set out to, embark boldly upon, engage courageously in, venture upon, dare or be bold enough to undertake or engage in; to brave, have the audacity or courage to; to be daring, bold, venturesome, audacious -
11 اتخذ مبادرة
اِتّخَذَ مُبَادَرَةًto take the initiative, make the first step or move; to begin, start, be the first (person) to (do); to set out to, embark upon, undertake, proceed to, move, act, take action, begin to act -
12 استقل
اِسْتَقَلّ: رَكِبَ، اِمْتَطَى، سافَرَ بِـto board, embark (on), go on board, go aboard, get aboard, get in; to ride, mount; to take, go by, travel by (in, on) -
13 اقتحم
اِقْتَحَمَto break in(to), burst into, plunge into, dive into, rush into, storm into or through, penetrate; to break through, cut through, pass through, run through; to storm, take by storm; to embark boldly upon, engage courageously in; to defy (danger, hardships, etc.) -
14 انبرى لـ
اِنْبَرَى لِـ: تَوَلّى، باشَرَ بِـto undertake, take upon oneself, assume; to set out to, embark upon; to take up, turn to, apply oneself to, occupy oneself with, concern oneself with, deal with -
15 اندفع
اِنْدَفَعَ (في، إلى): اِقْتَحَمَ، خاضَto plunge into, dive into, rush into burst into, break into, storm into, penetrate; to embark upon, engage in -
16 بادر
بادَرَ (إلى)to take the initiative, make the first step or move; to begin, start, be the first (person) to; to set out to, embark upon, enter upon, set about, under-take; to proceed to, move, act, take action, begin to act, resort to; to hurry to, hasten to, rush to, run to; to come early to; to get ahead of; forestall, anticipate, act in advance of; to surprise, take by surprise, come unexpectedly or suddenly upon, overtake -
17 باشر
باشَرَ: تَوَلّى، بَدَأَto undertake, assume, set out to, take up, apply oneself to, attend to, pursue, practice, exercise, perform, carry out; to begin, start, commence, set about, set to, embark upon, enter upon, go into; to launch, initiate, mount -
18 تحرك
تَحَرّكَto move, budge, stir, be in motion, change place or position; to start moving, get moving; to start, get underway; to begin, set out to, embark upon; to make a move, take a step, take action, take an initiative; to react, respond -
19 تصدى لـ
تَصَدّى لِـ: تَعَرّضَ لِـ، اِنْصَرَفَ إلىto set out to, embark upon; to take up; to turn to, apply oneself to, occupy oneself with, concern oneself with -
20 تعرض لـ
تَعَرّضَ لِـ: تَطَرّقَ لِـ، بَحَثَ، تَصَدّى لِـto touch on, deal with, treat, go into; to consider, examine, explore, survey, study, discuss; to undertake, embark upon, set out to, turn to, apply oneself to
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