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1 nominate
عَيَّنَ \ appoint: to choose for a position: He was appointed captain of the team. determine: to decide; be the cause of; control: We must determine the rights and wrongs of the case. The weather determines the size of the crop. make: (with two objects) to cause to become; appoint: They made my father a judge. nominate: to suggest or name (sb.) officiallly for a position: She was nominated for President of the club. post: to send (sb.) to a place of duty: He was posted to his firm’s branch office in Rome. set: cause (sb.) to do sth.: I set the boy to work in my shop. specify: to state clearly, giving a name or an exact description: She asked for flowers, but she did not specify the kind that she wanted. \ See Also سمى (سَمَّى)، رشح (رَشَّحَ) -
2 nominate
سَمَّى \ call: to name or describe: My son is called Richard. She called me a fool. name: to give a name to: They named their child ‘Mary’, give the correct name of; say the name of Can you name all the trees that you see? Can you name three trees beginning with the letter B?. nominate: to suggest or name (sb.) officiallly for a position: She was nominated for President of the club. \ See Also رشح (رَشَّح) -
3 nominate
رَشَّحَ \ filter: to clean (a liquid or air) by removing the dirt in it. nominate: to suggest or name (sb.) officiallly for a position: She was nominated for President of the club. \ See Also صفى (صَفَّى) -
4 nominate
[ˈnɔmɪneɪt] verbيُسَمّي، يُرَشِّحThey nominated him as captain.
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5 اختار
v. choose, name, nominate, pick out, select, single, take, cull, opt, pack, pronounce, slate, tag, tap, plump for, discriminate, adopt -
6 ترشح
1́ adj. elect2́ n. oozing3́ v. present, run for office, nominate, be candidate, put in, stand, run, filter, transpire, percolate -
7 رشح
1́ n. sweat, transpiration, seep, leakage, basing2́ v. ooze, nominate, ooze away, sweat, leak, leach, distil, percolate, filter, filtrate, infiltrate, transpire, trickle, lixiviate, still, secrete -
8 رشح لمنصب
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9 سمى
v. name, nominate, denominate, designate, title, term, style -
10 عين في وظيفة
v. nominate -
11 نزل فرسا في سباق
v. nominate -
12 نصب
1́ n. swindle, roguery, statue2́ v. constitute, install, nominate, put up, set up -
13 أقام
أقَامَ: عَيّنَ، نَصّبَto appoint, install, assign, nominate -
14 بوأ
بَوّأ: نَصّبَ، عَيّنَto install (in an office), induct (into an office), invest (with an office), inaugurate; to appoint (to an office), nominate -
15 جعل
جَعَلَ: عَيّنَ (في مَنْصِبٍ)to appoint, assign, nominate -
16 رشح
رَشّحَ (لِمَنْصِبٍ، لاِنْتِخابٍ إلخ)to nominate, name, propose (for office), run, put up (as a candidate for election) -
17 سمى
سَمّى: دَعَا بِـto name, call, designate, nominate, denominate, dub, term, title, style -
18 عقود مسماة
عُقُودٌ مُسَمّاة -
19 عين
عَيّنَ (في مَنْصِبٍ أو مَرْكَز)to appoint, assign, nominate, designate, name (to an office or post) -
20 عقود مسماة
عُقُودٌ مُسَمّاة
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