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101 نكث
نَكَثَ: نَقَضَ، خَرَقَ، أخْلَفَto break, violate, infringe; to renege, break (go back on, fail to keep) one's promise or word or commitment; to break faith -
102 نكث
نَكْث: مَصْدَر نَكَثَbreach, violation, infringement; reneging, breach of promise, breach of faith -
103 واعد
واعَدَ: وَعَدَ كُلّ مِنْهُما الآخَرَto promise one another, make mutual promises -
104 وعد
وَعْد: عَهْد، تَعَهّدpromise, word, pledge -
105 absolve
[əbˈzɔlv] verbto make free or release (from a promise, duty or blame):يُـحِل مِن، يُبَرِّئ مِنHe was absolved of all blame.
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106 according to
1) as said or told by:حَسَبAccording to John, the bank closes at 3 p.m.
2) in agreement with:بِحَسْبِ، بِمُوجَبِ، بِنَاءً عَلَىHe acted according to his promise.
3) in the order of:حَسَب تَرْتِيبbooks arranged according to their subjects.
4) in proportion to:حَسَب، بِنَاءً عَلَىYou will be paid according to the amount of work you have done.
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107 assurance
noun1) confidence:ثِقَهan air of assurance.
2) a promise:وَعد، تَأكيدHe gave me his assurance that he would help.
3) insurance:تَأمينlife assurance.
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108 back out
1) to move out backwards:يَرْجِعُ إلى الخَلْفHe opened the garage door and backed (his car) out.
يَتَراجَعُ عِن وَعْدِهِYou promised to help – you mustn't back out now!
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109 betroth
[bɪˈtrəuð] (American) [bɪˈtrəuθ] verbto promise in marriage:يَخْطُبُ فتاةShe was betrothed to her husband at the age of twenty.
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110 breach
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111 break one's word
to keep or fail to keep one's promise.يُحافِظ على وَعْدِه -
112 due
[djuː]1. adjective1) owed:مَدين، مُسْتَحِقOur thanks are due to the doctor.
2) expected according to timetable, promise etc:مُتَوَقَّعThe bus is due in three minutes.
3) proper:مُناسِبTake due care.
2. adverbdirectly South:مُباشَرَةًsailing due east.
3. noun1) what is owed, especially what one has a right to:حَق، إسْتِحْقاقI'm only taking what is my due.
2) ( in plural) charge, fee or toll:رُسومHe paid the dues on the cargo.
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113 engaged
adjective1) bound by promise ( especially to marry):مَخْطوب، مَخْطوبَهShe became engaged to John.
2) ( with in) employed or occupied:مُشَغَّل، مُنْشَغِلShe is engaged in social work.
3) busy; not free; occupied:مَشْغولThe room / telephone line is engaged.
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114 faith
[feɪθ] noun1) trust or belief:ثِقَهShe had faith in her ability.
2) religious belief:إيمـانYears of hardship had not caused him to lose his faith.
3) loyalty to one's promise:وَعْد، إخْلاص، ثِقَهto keep/break faith with someone.
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115 faithful
adjective1) loyal and true; not changing:مُخْلِص، صادِقfaithful to his promise.
2) true or exact:صادِق، دَقيقa faithful account of what had happened.
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116 fidelity
[fɪˈdelətɪ] nounfaithfulness or loyalty:إخلاص، أمانَه، وَفاءfidelity to a promise.
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117 fulfil
[fulˈfɪl] verb past tense, past participle fulˈfilled1) to carry out or perform (a task, promise etc):يُنْجِزُ، يُنَفِّذُHe always fulfils his promises.
2) to satisfy (requirements):يُنَفِّذ، يَسْتَوْفي الشُّروطHe fulfilled all the requirements for the job.
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118 honour
(American) honor [ˈɔnə]1. noun1) respect for truth, honesty etc:شَرَفa man of honour.
2) (the keeping or increasing of) a person's, country's etc good reputation:كرامَه، سُمْعَهWe must fight for the honour of our country.
3) fame; glory:شُهْرَه، عَظَمَهHe won honour on the field of battle.
4) respect:إحْتِرام، شَرَفThis ceremony is being held in honour of those who died in the war.
شَرَف، فَخْر، مَصْدَر فَخْرIt is a great honour to be asked to address this meeting.
لَقَب شَرَفHe has received many honours for his research into cancer.
7) ( with capital with His, ~Your etc):سيادتُكُم، فَضيلَتُكُمa title of respect used when talking to or about judges, mayors etc: My client wishes to plead guilty, Your Honour.
2. verb1) to show great respect to (a person, thing etc):يُشَرِّف، يُكَرِّم، يُجِلُّWe should honour the Queen.
يُشَرِّفWill you honour us with your presence at the meeting?
3) to give (someone) a title, degree etc as a mark of respect for his ability etc:يُعْطى لقَب أو دَرَجة شَرَفHe was honoured for his work with the mentally handicapped.
4) to fulfil (a promise etc):يَحْتَرِمWe'll honour our agreement.
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119 insurance
nounthe promise of a sum of money in event of loss eg by fire or other disaster, given in compensation by a company etc in return for regular payments:Have you paid the insurance on your jewellery?
تأمين( also adjective) insurance companies.
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120 keep
[kiːp] past tense, past participle kept [kept]1. verb1) to have for a very long or indefinite period of time:يُحافِظ على، يَحْفَظHe gave me the picture to keep.
2) not to give or throw away; to preserve:يَحْتَفِظ بCan you keep a secret?
3) to (cause to) remain in a certain state or position:How do you keep cool in this heat?
يُبْقي، يَبْقىWill you keep me informed of what happens?
4) to go on (performing or repeating a certain action):يَسْتَمِرHe kept walking.
5) to have in store:يَحْتَفِظ بI always keep a tin of baked beans for emergencies.
6) to look after or care for:يَعْتَني بI think they keep hens.
7) to remain in good condition:يَبْقى في حالةٍ جيِّدَهThat meat won't keep in this heat unless you put it in the fridge.
8) to make entries in (a diary, accounts etc):يَحْتَفِظ ب، يُسَجِّلHe kept the accounts for the club.
9) to hold back or delay:يَحْجِزSorry to keep you.
10) to provide food, clothes, housing for (someone):يُعيلHe has a wife and child to keep.
11) to act in the way demanded by:يَفي بالوَعْدShe kept her promise.
12) to celebrate:يَحْتَفِلto keep Christmas.
2. nounfood and lodging:قوت، إعالَهOur cat really earns her keep – she kills all the mice in the house.
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