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1 repay
جَازَى \ repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. reward: to give (sth.) as a reward: His efforts were rewarded with success. The child rewarded him with a smile. remunerate. \ See Also كافأ (كَافَأَ) \ كافَأَ \ remunerate: to pay sb. for some service given. repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. reward: to give (sth.) as a reward: His efforts were rewarded with success. The child rewarded him with a smile. -
2 repay
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3 repay
[rɪˈpeɪ] past tense, past participle repaid [rɪˈpeɪd] verbto pay back:When are you going to repay the money you borrowed?
يُسَدِّدI must find a way of repaying his kindness / repaying him for his kindness.
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4 remunerate
جَازَى \ repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. reward: to give (sth.) as a reward: His efforts were rewarded with success. The child rewarded him with a smile. remunerate. \ See Also كافأ (كَافَأَ) \ كافَأَ \ remunerate: to pay sb. for some service given. repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. reward: to give (sth.) as a reward: His efforts were rewarded with success. The child rewarded him with a smile. -
5 reward
جَازَى \ repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. reward: to give (sth.) as a reward: His efforts were rewarded with success. The child rewarded him with a smile. remunerate. \ See Also كافأ (كَافَأَ) \ كافَأَ \ remunerate: to pay sb. for some service given. repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. reward: to give (sth.) as a reward: His efforts were rewarded with success. The child rewarded him with a smile. -
6 رد
رَدَّ \ repay: to pay back (money that has been lent). \ See Also سَدَّدَ الدَّين \ رَدَّ (على) \ answer: to speak or write in return: Answer me (my question, my letter). Why don’t you answer when I call?, (the telephone, the door, the bell), to go (to it) and see what is wanted answer back. to answer rudely (when one is corrected):: If your teacher says ‘be quiet’ you should not answer (him) back refund. to give back (money that one has paid):: The new clock would not work, so the shop refunded my money reply. to answer: repulse. to drive back (an enemy) refuse (a friendly offer). \ See Also أجاب (أَجَابَ)، رَدَّ بِوَقاحَة \ رَدَّ بسُرعة وَحِدَّة \ retort: to answer quickly and angrily, esp. when one is blamed for sth.. \ رَدَّ الجَميل \ repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. \ رَدَّ الصَّدَى \ echo: to repeat (a sound); make an echo: His voice echoed in the empty hall. The walls echoed his voice. -
7 جازى
جَازَى \ repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. reward: to give (sth.) as a reward: His efforts were rewarded with success. The child rewarded him with a smile. remunerate. \ See Also كافأ (كَافَأَ) -
8 كافأ
كافَأَ \ remunerate: to pay sb. for some service given. repay: to show one’s thanks (by doing sth. in return): How can I repay (you for) your kindness?. reward: to give (sth.) as a reward: His efforts were rewarded with success. The child rewarded him with a smile. -
9 jaza
divide [jaza'a, jazza]--------go through, cross over, pass along; be possible [Sem g-w-z, Ara gwz]--------repay, retribute, punish [Sem g-z-y, Ara gzy]--------retribution, punishment [jaza] Aze ceza, Per jaza, Tur ceza borrowed from Ar -
10 أعاد
v. give back, put back, get back, carry back, throw back, take back, send back, return, bring round, restore, restart, resit, repeat, repay, remit, revert, reestablish, push out, keep, iterate, go over -
11 جازى
v. recompense, remunerate, repay, requite -
12 رد
1́ adj. becoming2́ n. answer, response, reply, rejoinder, rebuff, rebuttal, repercussion, repayment, reversion3́ v. answer back, repulse, return, reply, repay, render, rebut, rebuff, rebound, retrieve, reverberate, turn away, drive back, pay back, counter, disallow, pay, put off, spurn, riposte, answer, respond -
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v. recover, repay, compensate, requite -
14 كافأ
v. match, be similar to, measure up to, reward, requite, repay, recompense, remunerate, compensate, gratify, make amends -
15 وفى دينا
v. repay -
16 أعاد مالا
أعَادَ مالاً (مَدْفُوعاً إلى)to refund, reimburse, repay, pay back, return -
17 بادل
بادَلَ: قابَلَ عَمَلاً بِمِثْلِهِto reciprocate, return in kind or degree, repay, requite, pay back -
18 جازى
جازَى: كافَأَto reward, requite, repay, recompense, remunerate; to compensate, make up for -
19 حارف
حارَفَ: كافَأَto reward, recompense, repay -
20 رد زيارة
رَدّ زِيَارَةً
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