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1 imply
أَشَارَ ضمنًا \ imply: to suggest; seem to mean: Her manner implies that she would like to come with us. His absence implies that he is unwell. \ دَلَّ ضِمْنًا \ imply: to suggest; seem to mean: Her manner implies that she would like to come with us. His absence implies that he is unwell. \ عَنَى ضِمنًا \ imply: to suggest; seem to mean: Her manner implies that she would like to come with us. His absence implies that he is unwell. -
2 imply
[ɪmˈplaɪ] verbto suggest or hint without actually stating:يوحي، يَضْمِرAre you implying that I am a liar?
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3 imply, allude
أَلْمَحَ إلى \ imply, allude. \ See Also ألْمَعَ (إلى)، لمح (لَمَّحَ) -
4 أوحى إلى
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5 إفترض ضمنا
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6 إقتضى ضمنا
v. implicate, imply, presuppose -
7 عرض
1́ n. breadth, presentation, presenting, width, exhibit, exposition, exposure, display, demo, introduction, setting, show, pageant, parade, array, lineup, statement, indication, overture, recital, review, symptom, surrey, offer, offering, proffer2́ v. widen, broaden, present, show, state, subject, offer, proffer, propound, display, exhibit, expose, hang, bid, set, hang out, hold out, set out, trot out, submit, evince, feature, imply, mount, predispose, produce, retrace -
8 عنى
v. signify, look after, mean, imply, watch, attend, denote, take care of, manage, see, import -
9 لمح
1́ adj. catching2́ v. catch, glance at, glimpse, descry, espy, spy, sight, see, behold, twig, allude, hint, suggest, imply -
10 آذن بـ
آذَنَ بِـ: دَلّ على قُرْبِ حُدُوثِ كَذَاto foreshadow, foreshow, forerun, herald, portend, show signs of, be a sign of something to come; to indicate, show, imply, suggest, hint; to warn -
11 أشار إلى
أشَارَ إلى: دَلّ علىto indicate, show, point out, suggest, imply, be indicative or suggestive of, be a sign of, betoken, bespeak, signify, designate -
12 أشار إلى
أشَارَ إلى: لَمّحَ إلىto hint at, allude to, insinuate, intimate, refer indirectly to, suggest indirectly, imply -
13 أفاد
أفَادَ (مَعْنىً): عَنَى، دَلّ علىto mean, denote, signify, import, designate; to imply, suggest -
14 ألمع إلى
ألْمَعَ إلى: لَمّحَ، أشَارَto intimate, insinuate, hint at, allude to, glance at, refer indirectly to, make an indirect reference to, suggest indirectly, imply -
15 أوجب
أوْجَبَ: اِسْتَلْزَمَ، اِسْتَتْبَعَ (كَنَتِيجَةٍ إلخ)to necessitate, involve, imply, entail -
16 احتمل
اِحْتَمَلَ: اِفْتَرَضَ، تَضَمّنَto assume, suppose; to imply, involve, carry -
17 احتوى
اِحْتَوَى (على): اِشْتَمَلَ على، تَضَمّنَto contain, include, comprise, comprehend, embrace, encompass, enclose, embody, hold, take in, cover, involve, imply -
18 استتبع
اِسْتَتْبَعَ: اِسْتَلْزَمَ (كَنَتِيجَةٍ إلخ)to entail, necessitate, involve, imply; to cause, occasion, bring about -
19 استلزم
اِسْتَلْزَمَ: اِسْتَتْبَعَ (كَنَتِيجَةٍ إلخ)to entail, necessitate, involve, imply -
20 انطوى على
اِنْطَوَى على: تَضَمّنَ، شَمَلَto involve, imply, carry, include, contain, comprise, comprehend, embrace, embody, encompass, cover
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