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1 propulsive, impulsive
دَفْعيّ (دَفّاع) \ propulsive, impulsive. -
2 تسيري
adj. propulsive -
3 داسر
adj. propulsive, repulsive -
4 دافع
1́ adj. propellant, propulsive, repulsive, impulsive2́ n. assertion, impeller, propeller, propulsion, incitement, projectile, motive, urge, impetus, impulse, inducement, object, payer, score3́ v. defend, guard, guard against, hold off, stick up for, stand for, buckler, cushion, champion, advocate, vindicate, apologize -
5 دسري
adj. propulsive -
6 دفعي
adj. impulsive, propulsive -
7 مسير
1́ adj. propulsive2́ n. propeller -
8 مسير
مُسَيّر: دافِع، داسِرpropeller, impeller; propellant, propulsive, propelling, impelling -
9 دفعة
دَفْعَة \ burst: a sudden short use of power: a burst of gunfire; a burst of speed. push: a pushing movement: I gave the door a push, and it swung open. shove: a push. \ دَفْعَة \ instalment: one part of payment that is being paid regularly: I paid for my new car by monthly instalments. \ See Also قسط (قِسْط) \ دَفْعَة مالية \ payment: paying: Here is $5 in payment of your bill. \ دَفْعَة مُقَدَّمة \ advance: money paid before it is earned. \ دَفْعَة واحِدة كبيرة \ a lump sum: one large payment instead of several small ones. \ دَفْعيّ (دَفّاع) \ propulsive, impulsive.
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