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41 اكتفى بـ
اِسْتَغْنَى بِـ، اِكْتَفَى بـ: تَدَبّرَ بِـto be or become satisfied with, content with; to manage with, do with, get by with -
42 افتأت برأيه
اِفْتَأَتَ بِرَأيِهِ (على)to be or become opinionated, stubborn, obstinate; to act on one's own judgment; to be or become arbitrary, autocratic, despotic, tyrannical; to rule tyrannically, manage dictatorially; to oppress, tyrannize, domineer; to take violent measures against -
43 تحكم
تَحَكّمَ (في): اِسْتَبَدّ بِـ، تَأمّرَto have one's own way (in); to rule tyrannically, handle arbitrarily, manage dictatorially; to tyrannize (over), domineer; to be arbitrary, tyrannical, despotic, imperious, domineering -
44 تدبر
تَدَبّرَ: دَبّرَto manage, contrive, work (out), succeed in handling or accomplishing; to wangle, finagle; to get, obtain, procure, secure; to take care of -
45 تدبر بـ
تَدَبّرَ بِـ: اِسْتَغْنَى بِـto manage with, do with, get by with -
46 تمكن من
تَمَكّنَ مِنْ: قَدِرَ على، اِسْتَطاعَcan; to be able to, be capable of, be in a position to, have the power or ability to; to be or become possible for, feasible for; to afford to, manage to -
47 تولج الأمر
تَوَلّجَ الأمْرَto assume, undertake, take upon oneself, take on; to be in charge of, run, manage -
48 تولى
تَوَلّى: أدَارَto be in charge of, manage, handle, tend, run, operate, keep -
49 حكم
حَكَمَ: أدَارَ، سَاسَ، قادَto rule, reign, dominate, sway, hold sway over, have power over; to govern, administer, manage, direct, run, lead, control, regulate -
50 ساس
ساسَ: حَكَمَ، دَبّرَ، أدَارَto govern, rule; to administer, manage, direct, run, lead, handle, conduct -
51 سير
سَيّرَ: أدَارَ، تَوَلّى الإدَارَةto run, direct, manage, handle, conduct -
52 صرف الأعمال أو الشؤون أو الأمور
صَرّفَ الأعْمالَ أو الشّؤُونَ أو الأُمُورَ: أدَارَهَا، دَبّرَهاto manage, conduct, handle, run, direct, administer, dispose of, settle, wind up; to take care ofArabic-English new dictionary > صرف الأعمال أو الشؤون أو الأمور
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53 صعب المراس
صَعْبُ المِرَاسhard to manage or overcome, difficult, ungovernable, unruly, intractable, indocile, unmanageable, refractory, recalcitrant, headstrong, obstinate, stubborn -
54 طغى
طَغَى: اِسْتَبَدّ، تَجَبّرَto be or become tyrannical, oppressive, arbitrary, absolute, despotic, autocratic; to tyrannize (over), oppress; to rule tyrannically, manage dictatorially -
55 هو في غنى عنه
هُوَ في غِنىً عَنْهُhe can do (or manage) without it, he can dispense with it, he does not need it -
56 قام على
قامَ على: أدَارَto be in charge of, manage, handle, tend, run, operate -
57 قدر
قَدِرَ (على، أنْ): اِسْتَطَاعَcan; to be able (to), be capable (of), be in a position (to), have or possess the ability or power (to); to be or become possible for, feasible for; to afford (to), manage (to) -
58 نجح
نَجَحَto succeed, be successful; to manage (to), pull off, make it, make one's way, win the day; to pass (an examination, etc.), go through successfully; to turn out well, turn out as planned, come off; to work, produce a desired effect or result, to prosper, thrive -
59 نهض
نَهَضَ (بِأعْباءِ كَذَا): أدَارَ، قامَ علىto tend, manage, handle, run, operate, be in charge of, take care of -
60 وفر
وَفّرَ: اِقْتَصَدَto save; to economize, tighten one's belt; to be economical, thrifty, frugal, provident; to husband, manage economically
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