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1 resources
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
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مَوَارِد \ means: wealth; money that supplies one’s needs: He has private means (money from rents, business shares, etc., not from his employment). resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). -
3 resources; potentialities
إِمْكَانِيّات \ resources; potentialities. -
4 natural resources
ثَرَواتٌ طبيعيَّة \ natural resources. -
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nounthe abilities and skills of people (used to refer to the benefit derived from them).المصادِرأو القُدُرات الإنسانيَّه -
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[rəˈzɔːs] (American) [ˈriːzɔːrs] noun1) ( usually in plural) something that gives help, support etc when needed; a supply; a means:وَسيلَه، مَصْدَر، أموالWe haven't the resources at this school for teaching handicapped children.
2) ( usually in plural) the wealth of a country, or the supply of materials etc which bring this wealth:مَوارِد طَبيعِيَّهThis country is rich in natural resources.
3) the ability to find ways of solving difficulties:وَسيلَه، مَلاذ، قُدْرَهHe is full of resource.
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8 ثروة
ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
9 موارد
مَوَارِد \ means: wealth; money that supplies one’s needs: He has private means (money from rents, business shares, etc., not from his employment). resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). -
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ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
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ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
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ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
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ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
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ثَرْوَة \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. mint: a large amount (of money): He’s made a mint (of money) in only two years. resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). riches: wealth. treasure: a store of gold and jewels, etc.: The King buried his treasure when the castle was attacked. wealth: riches; money and possessions. -
15 means
مَوَارِد \ means: wealth; money that supplies one’s needs: He has private means (money from rents, business shares, etc., not from his employment). resources: wealth or possessions that can be put to some useful purpose: a country’s natural resources (its minerals and forests and water supplies, etc.). -
16 تطوير الموارد البشرية
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17 ثروة
n. resources, wealth, fortune, riches, mammon, opulence, pelf, treasure, purse, resource, substance -
18 مصادر
1́ adj. confiscated, seized2́ n. resource, resources -
19 موارد
n. resource, resources, exchequer, purse -
20 بكائين
بكّائين:Weepers. These were the people that could not accompany the Prophet on his campaign to Tabook because they lacked the resources to do so. They started to weep when they could not go.
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