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1 excuse
سَامَحَ \ excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. forgive: not to punish; not remain angry with sb. who has done wrong: I forgave his mistakes. I forgave him for being late. pardon: to forgive. \ عَفَا عَن \ pardon: to forgive. excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. forgive: not to punish; not remain angry with sb. who has done wrong: I forgave his mistakes. I forgave him for being late. \ See Also عذر (عَذَرَ)، سامح (سَامَحَ) -
2 excuse
[ɪkˈskjuːz]1. verb1) to forgive or pardon:Excuse me – can you tell me the time?
يَعْذُر، يَتَغاضى عَنI'll excuse your carelessness this time.
2) to free (someone) from a task, duty etc:يُعْفيMay I be excused from writing this essay?
2. [ɪkˈskjuːs] nouna reason (given by oneself) for being excused, or a reason for excusing:عُذرHe has no excuse for being so late.
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3 excuse
عَذَرَ \ excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. -
4 أعفى من
أعْفَى مِنْ: أحَلّ، أبْرَأَto exempt from, exonerate from, free from, release from, relieve from, discharge from, disburden from, unburden from, excuse from, dispense from, absolve from, acquit from -
5 'udhr
excuse, apology ['adhara] Hau uzuri, Hin uzr, Per 'odhr, Swa udhuru borrowed from Ar -
6 forgive
سَامَحَ \ excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. forgive: not to punish; not remain angry with sb. who has done wrong: I forgave his mistakes. I forgave him for being late. pardon: to forgive. \ عَفَا عَن \ pardon: to forgive. excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. forgive: not to punish; not remain angry with sb. who has done wrong: I forgave his mistakes. I forgave him for being late. \ See Also عذر (عَذَرَ)، سامح (سَامَحَ) -
7 pardon
سَامَحَ \ excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. forgive: not to punish; not remain angry with sb. who has done wrong: I forgave his mistakes. I forgave him for being late. pardon: to forgive. \ عَفَا عَن \ pardon: to forgive. excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. forgive: not to punish; not remain angry with sb. who has done wrong: I forgave his mistakes. I forgave him for being late. \ See Also عذر (عَذَرَ)، سامح (سَامَحَ) -
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9 عذر
عَذَرَ \ excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. -
10 عفا عن
عَفَا عَن \ pardon: to forgive. excuse: to free from blame; forgive: Please excuse us for being late (or excuse our being late); our car broke down. forgive: not to punish; not remain angry with sb. who has done wrong: I forgave his mistakes. I forgave him for being late. \ See Also عذر (عَذَرَ)، سامح (سَامَحَ) -
11 hhujja
proof; argument; excuse [hhajja] Ful hujja, Hau hujja, Hin hujjat, Per hhojjat borrowed from Ar
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