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21 تطلب
تَطَلّبَ: اِقَتَضَى، اِسْتَلْزَمَ، اِحْتاجَ إلىto require, call for, demand, claim, take, need, want -
22 حتم
حَتَمَ، حَتّمَ: أوْجَبَ، فَرَضَ، قَضَىto necessitate, make necessary, make indispensable, make inevitable; to require; to decree; to prescribe, ordain; to impose (as a duty or obligation upon), enjoin (on), make incumbent (upon), make something someone's duty; to decide, determine -
23 حتم
حَتَمَ، حَتّمَ: أوْجَبَ، فَرَضَ، قَضَىto necessitate, make necessary, make indispensable, make inevitable; to require; to decree; to prescribe, ordain; to impose (as a duty or obligation upon), enjoin (on), make incumbent (upon), make something someone's duty; to decide, determine -
24 طلب
طَلَبَ: حاوَلَ نَيْلَهُ، أَمَرَ بِهِ، أرَادَهُ، رَغِبَ فِيهto ask for, request, seek, try to get or obtain; to order, demand, require, call for; to want, wish (for), desire -
25 طلب
طَلَبَ (إلى أو مِنْ): سَأَلَ، دَعَا، ناشَدَto ask (someone to do something), request, call upon, appeal to, invite, entreat; to demand, order, require, direct -
26 عاز
عازَ: اِحْتاجَ إلى، أعْوَزَهُ كَذَاto need, require, want; to be in need of, in want of, lacking, wanting -
27 فرض
فَرَضَ (على): أوْجَبَto impose (upon), enjoin (on), make incumbent (upon), make something someone's duty; to ordain, decree, prescribe; to dictate; to order, command, require -
28 قضى
قَضَى: فَرَضَ، أمَرَ، حَتّمَto impose, enjoin, make incumbent (upon); to ordain, decree, prescribe; to order, command, require; to necessitate, make necessary or requisite -
29 كلف بـ
كَلّفَ بِـ: طَلَبَ إلى، فَرَضَ على، أمَرَ بِـto ask (someone to do something), charge (with), require, instruct, direct, order, command, demand -
30 لزمه كذا
لَزِمَهُ كَذَا: اِحْتاجَ إلىto require, need, be in need of, call for, want, take -
31 مست الحاجة إلى
مَسّتِ الحاجَةُ إلىto necessitate, require; to be or become extremely necessary, urgently needed -
32 يتطلب
يتطلب / يطلب / يقتضيrequire [Industry: Milling] -
33 يطلب
يتطلب / يطلب / يقتضيrequire [Industry: Milling] -
34 يقتضي
يتطلب / يطلب / يقتضيrequire [Industry: Milling] -
35 call for
1) to demand or require:يَتَطَلَّب، يَقْتَضيThis calls for quick action.
2) to collect:يأتي ليأخذI'll call for you at eight o'clock.
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36 demand
[dɪˈmaːnd]1. verb1) to ask or ask for firmly and sharply:يَطْلُبI demanded an explanation.
2) to require or need:يَحتاج، يَتَطَلَّبThis demands careful thought.
2. noun1) a request made so that it sounds like a command:طَلَب، أمْرThey refused to meet the workers' demands for more money.
2) an urgent claim:مَطالِبThe children make demands on my time.
3) willingness or desire to buy or obtain (certain goods etc); a need for (certain goods etc):طَلب عَلىThere's no demand for books of this kind.
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37 entail
[ɪnˈteɪl] verbto bring as a result; to require:يَسْتَلْزِم، يَتَطَلَّبThese alterations will entail great expense.
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38 expect
[ɪkˈspekt] verb1) to think of as likely to happen or come:يَتَوَقَّعWe expect her on tomorrow's train.
2) to think or believe (that something will happen):يَعْتَقِد، يَتَوَقَّع"Will she go too?" "I expect so" / "I don"t expect so' / "I expect not."
3) to require:يُتَوَقَّع من، يُنْتَظَرYou are expected to tidy your own room.
4) to suppose or assume:يَفْتَرِض، يَظُن، يَعْتَقِدI expect (that) you're tired.
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39 involve
[ɪnˈvɔlv] verb1) to require; to bring as a result:يَشْتَمِل علىHis job involves a lot of travelling.
2) ( often with in or with) to cause to take part in or to be mixed up in:He has always been involved in/with the theatre
يُشْرِك ، يَزُجُّ في ، يُوَرِّطDon't ask my advice – I don't want to be/get involved.
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40 need
[niːd] negative short form needn't [ˈniːdnt]1. verb1) to require:يَحْتاجDo you need any help?
2) to be obliged:يَجِب، عَلَيْك، بِحاجَهShe needn't have given me such an expensive present.
2. noun1) something essential, that one must have:حاجَهFood is one of our basic needs.
2) poverty or other difficulty:حاجَه، فَقْرMany people are in great need.
3) a reason:سَبَب، حاجَهThere is no need for panic.
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