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1 execute
أَعْدَمَ \ execute: to kill (a murderer, etc.) by order of the law courts. put to death: to kill a prisoner (lawfully or unlawfully): The murderer was put to death by order of the court. The escaped prisoner was caught and put to death by an angry crowd. -
2 execute
[ˈeksɪkjuːt] verb1) to put to death by order of the law:يُعْدِمُAfter the war many traitors were executed.
2) to carry out (instructions etc).يُنَفِّذُ3) to perform (a movement etc usually requiring skill).يُؤَدّي ، يَقومُ بِ -
3 أعدم
أَعْدَمَ \ execute: to kill (a murderer, etc.) by order of the law courts. put to death: to kill a prisoner (lawfully or unlawfully): The murderer was put to death by order of the court. The escaped prisoner was caught and put to death by an angry crowd. \ أَعْدَمَ شنقًا \ hang, (hanged): to kill by hanging, with a rope round the neck: The murderer was tried and hanged. -
4 put to death
أَعْدَمَ \ execute: to kill (a murderer, etc.) by order of the law courts. put to death: to kill a prisoner (lawfully or unlawfully): The murderer was put to death by order of the court. The escaped prisoner was caught and put to death by an angry crowd.
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