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21 انهال
اِنْهَالَ: تَتَابَعَ، تَوَالَى -
22 توقف الخدمة
service interruption [Industry: Milling] -
23 بالتتابع
بِالتّتَابُع، على التّتَابُعsuccessively, in succession, consecutively, running, in a row, one after the other, on by one, in turn, by turns, in order; respectively; continuously, continually, constantly, regularly, uninterruptedly, without interruption, unbrokenly, incessantly, unceasingly -
24 على التتابع
بِالتّتَابُع، على التّتَابُعsuccessively, in succession, consecutively, running, in a row, one after the other, on by one, in turn, by turns, in order; respectively; continuously, continually, constantly, regularly, uninterruptedly, without interruption, unbrokenly, incessantly, unceasingly -
25 بالتتالي
بِالتّتَالِي، على التّتَالِيsuccessively, in succession, consecutively, running, in a row, one after the other, one by one, in turn, by turns; respectively; continually, continuously, constantly, regularly, incessantly, unceasingly, unbrokenly, without interruption, uninterruptedly -
26 على التتالي
بِالتّتَالِي، على التّتَالِيsuccessively, in succession, consecutively, running, in a row, one after the other, one by one, in turn, by turns; respectively; continually, continuously, constantly, regularly, incessantly, unceasingly, unbrokenly, without interruption, uninterruptedly -
27 تتالى
تَتَالَىto follow in succession or without interruption, follow or succeed one another, be successive or consecutive, come successively, happen consecutively; to continue, recur, occur repeatedly, be constant or continuous; to alternate -
28 بالتسلسل
بِالتّسَلْسُلin order, in proper sequence, in succession, successively, consecutively, serially, seriatim, in series, one after the other; continuously, continually, without interruption -
29 تعطل
تَعَطّل: تَوَقّفsuspension; interruption, stoppage; paralysis; deactivation, inactivation -
30 تعطيل
تَعْطِيلbreakdown, breaking down; disablement, incapacitation, mayhem, crippling; suspension, temporary ban or stoppage; abeyance, temporary inactivity; disruption, interruption; paralyzation, neutralization, frustration, putting out of action; deactivation, inactivation; defusing -
31 تقطع
تَقَطّعintermittence, intermission, fitfulness, irregularity, casualness, unevenness; discontinuity, discontinuance, discontinuation, interruption, interruptedness, brokenness; break(ing), breakoff, rupture; disconnectedences, disconnection; severance, sunderance, separation; segmentation -
32 على التوالي
على التّوَالِيsuccessively, in succession, consecutively, running, in a row, one after the other, one by one, by turns, in order; respectively; continuously, continually, constantly, without interruption, unbrokenly, incessantly, unceasingly -
33 توالى
تَوَالَى: تَتَابَعَ، تَوَاصَلَto follow in succession or without interruption, come successively or incessantly; to continue, be continuous -
34 توقف
تَوَقّف (عن): اِنْقطاع، كَفّstop(page), stopping, cessation, halt(ing), standstill, termination, suspension, shutoff, shutdown; interruption, discontinuity, discontinuance, discontinuation; desistance, abstention, refrainment -
35 بدون توقف
بِدُونِ (بِلاَ، مِنْ غَيْرِ) تَوَقّفnonstop, uninterruptedly, without interruption, incessantly, unceasingly, continually, continuously, constantly, unremittingly -
36 قطع
قَطْع: إيْقَاف، وَقْفstoppage, stop(ping), halt(ing), cessation, discontinuation, discontinuance, suspension, interruption, shutoff, break -
37 قطع التيار الكهربائي
قَطْعُ التّيّارِ الكَهْرَبَائِيّbreak(ing), interruption, disconnection, cutoff, cutting off, shutoff, shutting off, switching off, turning off -
38 مقاطعة
مُقَاطَعَة (أثْناءَ الحَدِيث) -
39 continuous
adjectivejoined together, or going on, without interruption:مُتَتابِع، مُتَواصِل، مُسْتَمِرcontinuous movement.
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40 continuously
adverbبِاستِمرار، بِصورَة مُتَواصِلَهIt rained continuously all day.
•Remark: continual means frequent, again and again. continuous means non-stop, without interruption.
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