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1 priority
[prai΄ɔrəti] n առաջնություն. առաջ նա հերթություն, հերթականություն. in order of priority հերթականությամբ. priorities right հերթա կանության կարգը. give top priority առաջնա հերթությունը տալ -
2 Priority
أولوية(of task)أولوية(المهمة) -
3 priority
أولوية* * *أَوْلَوِيَّّة -
4 Priority bond
سند ذو أولوية ، سند ممتاز -
5 Priority bonds
سندات أولوية -
6 Priority of a creditor
أولوية دائن -
7 Priority of date
أسبقية التاريخ -
8 Priority of invention
أقدمية اختراع ، أولوية اختراع -
9 Priority of mortage
أولوية رهن -
10 Priority of mortgage
أولوية الرهن -
11 Priority period
مهلة ممنوحة للأسبقية -
12 Priority right
حق الأولوية -
13 Priority rights
حقوق الأولوية ، - الأسبقية -
14 Priority share
سهم ذو أولوية ، سهم ممتاز -
15 Priority shares
أسهم ممتازة -
16 PRIORITY CALL
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17 high priority update
A classification used on the Windows Update web site and by the Windows Update Service to recommend Microsoft software updates and drivers that help protect against the latest publicly known security threats and reliability issues. All software updates and drivers that can be installed by turning on Automatic Updates on your computer are classified as high priority. These can also be installed by visiting the Windows Update web site. -
18 Absolute priority rule
إجراء متمتع بالأولوية المطلقة -
19 Earlier priority date
تاريخ الأسبقية الأولى -
20 Order of priority
مرتبة الأولوية
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