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1 contract
[kənˈtrækt]1. verb1) to make or become smaller, less, shorter, tighter etc:"I am" is often contracted to "I"m'
يُقَلِّص، يَتَقَلَّصMuscles contract.
2) American [ˈkɔntrakt] to promise legally in writing:يَتَعَهَّد، يَعْقِد إتِفاقِيَّة، يَلْتَزِمThey contracted to supply us with cable.
3) to become infected with (a disease):يَلْتَقِط عَدوى مَرَض، يُصابHe contracted malaria.
4) to promise (in marriage).يَعِد، يَلْتَزِم، يَتَعَهَّد2. [ˈkɔntrækt] nouna legal written agreement:عَقْد، إلتِزام، تَعَهُّد، إتِّفاقِيَّهThe firm won a contract for three new aircraft.
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4 اتفق
اِتّفَقَ: عَقَدَ اتّفاقاًto conclude (make, strike, enter into) an agreement (a contract, treaty, etc.); to contract -
5 تعاقد
تَعَاقَدَ: عَقَدَ اتّفاقاً إلخto make (enter into, conclude, strike) a contract or an agreement; to contract; to agree, reach or come to an agreement -
6 شارط
شارَطَto stipulate, specify as a condition; to contract, make (conclude, enter into) a contract or an agreement -
7 عاهد
عاهَدَ: قَطَعَ عَهْداً، تَعَهّدَ، تَعَاقَدَto promise, pledge, vow, undertake, take upon oneself, bind oneself, commit oneself, engage oneself, obligate oneself; to covenant, contract, enter into (make, conclude) a covenant or compact or contract with -
8 عقد اتفاقا إلخ
عَقَدَ اتّفَاقاً إلخto conclude (make, strike, enter into) an agreement to contract; to agree, reach or come to an agreement; to contract -
9 صغر
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10 خطب
v. affiance, make a speech, deliver, speak, speechify, declaim, harangue, contract, jaw -
11 استدان
اِسْتَدَانَ: اِقْتَرَضَ، أخَذَ دَيناًto borrow, contract (raise, take up) a loan, make or incur debts -
12 تعود
تَعَوّدَto get used to, be accustomed to, take to, habituate oneself to, make a habit of; to develop (acquire, contract) a habit -
13 ضيق
ضَيّقَ: جَعَلَهُ ضَيّقاًto narrow, make narrow(er), tighten, straiten, contract, constrict, constringe -
14 عادى
عادَىto antagonize, provoke or incur the hostility of, contract the enmity of, feud with; to treat as an enemy, show enmity toward; to make an enemy of, be or become hostile to, act hostilely toward; to oppose, act in opposition to, set oneself against -
15 قاول
قاوَلَ: عاقَدَ، تَعَاقَدَto make or conclude a contract, a bargain, a deal, etc. -
16 sign up
1) to join an organization or make an agreement to do something etc by writing one's name.يَنْضَم إلى مُنَظَّمَه2) to engage for work by making a legal contract.يُوَقِّع على عَقْد عَمَل -
17 قصر
قَصَّرَ \ contract: to make smaller or shorter: ‘Don’t is a contracted from of ‘do not’. neglect: to fail to take care of (sb.) or attend to (sth.) or do (sth. necessary): She neglected her children. He neglected his duty. I neglected to lock the doors last night. \ See Also أهمل (أَهْمَل) \ قَصَّرَ في \ fail: not to do what one ought: I failed to notice the road sign. -
18 قلص
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20 shrink
قَلَّصَ \ shrink: to contract; to become smaller; make (cloth, etc.) smaller: The school’s numbers shrank from 400 to only 250 children. This coat will shrink if you wash it. \ See Also تقلص (تَقَلَّصَ)، قبض (قَبَّضَ)
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