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اِنْتِشَار \ circulation: the movement of sth. such as news or money from person to person or place to place. expansion: the act of expanding. outbreak: the beginning or sudden appearance of sth. bad: the outbreak of war; a sudden outbreak of a terrible disease. spread: spreading: Books help the spread of learning. \ See Also توسع (تَوَسُّع)، نشوب (نُشُوب) -
3 outbreak
[ˈautbreɪk] nouna sudden beginning ( usually of something unpleasant):إنْتِشار، نُشوبthe outbreak of war.
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4 invasion, outbreak, spread(ing)
تَفَشٍّ \ invasion, outbreak, spread(ing). -
5 فاشية
outbreak -
6 انتشار
اِنْتِشَار \ circulation: the movement of sth. such as news or money from person to person or place to place. expansion: the act of expanding. outbreak: the beginning or sudden appearance of sth. bad: the outbreak of war; a sudden outbreak of a terrible disease. spread: spreading: Books help the spread of learning. \ See Also توسع (تَوَسُّع)، نشوب (نُشُوب) -
7 اندلاع
اِنْدِلاع \ outbreak: the beginning or sudden appearance of sth. bad: the outbreak of war; a sudden outbreak of a terrible disease. -
8 نشوب
نُشُوب \ outbreak: the beginning or sudden appearance of sth. bad: the outbreak of war; a sudden outbreak of a terrible disease. -
9 circulation
اِنْتِشَار \ circulation: the movement of sth. such as news or money from person to person or place to place. expansion: the act of expanding. outbreak: the beginning or sudden appearance of sth. bad: the outbreak of war; a sudden outbreak of a terrible disease. spread: spreading: Books help the spread of learning. \ See Also توسع (تَوَسُّع)، نشوب (نُشُوب) -
10 expansion
اِنْتِشَار \ circulation: the movement of sth. such as news or money from person to person or place to place. expansion: the act of expanding. outbreak: the beginning or sudden appearance of sth. bad: the outbreak of war; a sudden outbreak of a terrible disease. spread: spreading: Books help the spread of learning. \ See Also توسع (تَوَسُّع)، نشوب (نُشُوب) -
11 spread
اِنْتِشَار \ circulation: the movement of sth. such as news or money from person to person or place to place. expansion: the act of expanding. outbreak: the beginning or sudden appearance of sth. bad: the outbreak of war; a sudden outbreak of a terrible disease. spread: spreading: Books help the spread of learning. \ See Also توسع (تَوَسُّع)، نشوب (نُشُوب) -
12 اندلاع
n. outbreak, flare up, setting fire -
13 انفجار
1́ puff and blow2́ n. explosion, detonation, eruption, blast, burst, outburst, outbreak, flare, blaze, fit, outcrop, shout, salvo, report -
14 بداية
n. beginning, start, starting, starter, commencement, outset, onset, inception, origination, outbreak, opening, conception, threshold -
15 تدفق
1́ n. flow, flowing, drift, affluence, spout, flux, pour, afflux, influx, discharge, outflow, outpouring, gush, shoot, spirt, spurt, surge, inflow, inrush, onrush, outbreak, roll, fluency2́ v. flow, spout, spurt, issue, jet, pour, shoot up, stream, throng, slop, roll, bubble -
16 ثورة
n. revolution, revolutionism, rebellion, revolt, uprising, mutiny, rising, outbreak, upheaval, commotion, rampage -
17 نشوب الحرب
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18 انتشار
اِنْتِشارspread(ing), diffusion, propagation, dissemination; circulation, currency; popularity; prevalence; outbreak (of disease) -
19 اندفاع
اِنْدِفاع: اِنْطِلاق، جَيَشان، تَدَفّقrush(ing), dart(ing), dash(ing), fling(ing), spring(ing); outburst, outbreak, eruption, surge, surging; onrush, inrush, inflow, flowage, flux, effluence, influx, outflow, outpour, gush(ing), stream(ing) -
20 انطلاق
اِنْطِلاق، اِنْطِلاقَةdash(ing), rush(ing),dart(ing), break, spring(ing), fling(ing), run(ning); outburst, outbreak, eruption, surge, surging; explosion, blast-off; discharge, release; takeoff, starting off, departure; going ahead, procession, advance(ment), moving forward; getting underway, progress(ion); unrestraint, uninhibitedness, liberty, freedom
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