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1 بحث
بَحْث: دِرَاسَةresearch, research work; study; survey; report; treatise, paper -
2 تقميش
تَقْمِيش: بَحْثresearch, research work -
3 دراسة
دِرَاسَة (جمعه: دِرَاسات): بَحْثstudy; survey; research, research work; treatise, paper; report -
4 مبحث
مَبْحَث: دِرَاسَة، بَحْثresearch, research work; study; survey -
5 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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