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1 observer
مُرَاقِب \ censor: an officer with power to examine all letters, newspapers, radio material, etc., and to cut out anything he thinks harmful (for political reasons, in time of war, etc.). inspector: an official who examines conditions: a school inspector. observer: sb. who observes: I was only an observer at the meeting - I didn’t say anything. supervisor: sb. who supervises: Students during a written examination sometimes have a supervisor. \ See Also مفتش (مُفَتِّش) -
2 observer
راصِد \ observer. -
3 observer
nouna person who observes.مُراقِب -
4 muraqib
observer [raqaba] Per moraqeb borrowed from Ar -
5 mushahid
observer [shahida] Aze müsahide, Per moshahid, Tur müsahit borrowed from Ar -
6 raqib
observer; rival [raqaba] Aze reqib, Hin rakib, Per raqib, Tur rakip borrowed from Ar -
7 مراقب
مُرَاقِب \ censor: an officer with power to examine all letters, newspapers, radio material, etc., and to cut out anything he thinks harmful (for political reasons, in time of war, etc.). inspector: an official who examines conditions: a school inspector. observer: sb. who observes: I was only an observer at the meeting - I didn’t say anything. supervisor: sb. who supervises: Students during a written examination sometimes have a supervisor. \ See Also مفتش (مُفَتِّش) \ مُرَاقِب \ foreman: a workman who is in charge of other workmen. overseer: one who is in charge of a group or workmen. \ See Also مُناظِر العُمّال -
8 censor
مُرَاقِب \ censor: an officer with power to examine all letters, newspapers, radio material, etc., and to cut out anything he thinks harmful (for political reasons, in time of war, etc.). inspector: an official who examines conditions: a school inspector. observer: sb. who observes: I was only an observer at the meeting - I didn’t say anything. supervisor: sb. who supervises: Students during a written examination sometimes have a supervisor. \ See Also مفتش (مُفَتِّش) -
9 inspector
مُرَاقِب \ censor: an officer with power to examine all letters, newspapers, radio material, etc., and to cut out anything he thinks harmful (for political reasons, in time of war, etc.). inspector: an official who examines conditions: a school inspector. observer: sb. who observes: I was only an observer at the meeting - I didn’t say anything. supervisor: sb. who supervises: Students during a written examination sometimes have a supervisor. \ See Also مفتش (مُفَتِّش) -
10 supervisor
مُرَاقِب \ censor: an officer with power to examine all letters, newspapers, radio material, etc., and to cut out anything he thinks harmful (for political reasons, in time of war, etc.). inspector: an official who examines conditions: a school inspector. observer: sb. who observes: I was only an observer at the meeting - I didn’t say anything. supervisor: sb. who supervises: Students during a written examination sometimes have a supervisor. \ See Also مفتش (مُفَتِّش) -
11 المتخصص في فرع من السياسة الدولية
n. observerArabic-English dictionary > المتخصص في فرع من السياسة الدولية
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12 المراقب
n. supervisor, superintendent, overseer, observer, warden, spotter -
13 مراقب
1́ adj. observed, spotted2́ n. observer, watcher, watchman, spy, supervisor, inspector, controller -
14 مشاهد
n. spectator, observer, viewer -
15 رقيب
رَقِيب: راصِدobserver, watcher, watchman, watchdog, lookout; spy -
16 متفرج
مُتَفَرّج: مُشَاهِدviewer, spectator, onlooker, watcher, observer -
17 مراقب
مُرَاقِب: راصِدobserver, watcher, watchman, watchdog, lookout; spy -
18 مشاهد
مُشَاهِد: مُتَفَرّجspectator, onlooker, viewer, watcher, observer -
19 معاين
مُعَايِن: راءٍ، فاحِصviewer, spectator, observer; inspector, examiner, scrutinizer, surveyor -
20 ملاحظ
مُلاَحِظ: مُرَاقِب
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