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41 تتال
تَتَالٍ (التّتَاليِ)succession, sequence, consecution, progression; continuity, continuance, continuation; alternation -
42 ترادف
تَرَادُف: تَتَابُعsuccession, sequence -
43 تراتب
تَرَاتَبَ: تَسَلْسَلَto follow in succession or in sequence, come successively or in proper order; to be hierarchical; to form a series, be arranged in a series -
44 تسلسل
تَسَلْسُل: تَتَابُع، تَدَرّجsequence, succession, consecution, progression; order; hierarchy; gradation, graduation -
45 تسلسل هرمي
تَسَلْسُلٌ هَرَمِيّhierarchy, hierarchical succession (sequence, order, etc.) -
46 بالتسلسل
بِالتّسَلْسُلin order, in proper sequence, in succession, successively, consecutively, serially, seriatim, in series, one after the other; continuously, continually, without interruption -
47 تعاقب
تَعَاقُب: تَتَابُعsuccession, sequence, consecution, progression -
48 تلاحق
تَلاحَقَ: تَتَابَعَ، اِسْتَمَرّto follow in close succession, follow or succeed one another, be successive or consecutive, come successively, happen consecutively; to form an uninterrupted sequence; to occur repeatedly, continue, be continuous or constant -
49 تناسخ
تَنَاسُخ: تَتَابُع تَعَاقُبsuccession, sequence -
50 تهافت
تَهَافُت: تَتَابُعsuccession, sequence -
51 تواصل
تَوَاصَل: اِسْتَمَر، تَتَابَعَ، تَوَالَىto continue, be continuous; to form an uninterrupted sequence; to follow in succession -
52 تواصل
تَوَاصُل: اِسْتِمْرار، تَتَابُعcontinuity, cotinuance, continuation, persistence; succession, sequence -
53 توال
تَوَالٍ (التّوَالِي): تَتَابُع، تَوَاصُلsuccession, sequence, consecution, progression; continuity, continuance, continuation -
54 حصيلة
حَصِيلَة: نَتِيجَةoutcome, result, upshot, consequence, issue, effect, end, aftermath, aftereffect, fruit(s), outgrowth, sequence, sequel, resultant -
55 حلقة
حَلْقَة (مِنْ قِصّةٍ مُتَسَلْسِلَةٍ إلخ)episode, installment, number, part (of a serial story, of a series, of a program, of a sequence, etc.) -
56 سياق
سِيَاقcontext, connection; course, sequence, succession -
57 كرور
كُرُور: تَعَاقُبsuccession, sequence; alternation, rotation -
58 لحاق
لَحَاق: تُلُوّfollowing, succession, sequence, subsequence -
59 متتالية
مُتَتَالِيَة: مُتَوالِيَةprogression; sequence; series -
60 متوالية
مُتَوَالِيَة: مُتَتَالِيَةprogression; sequence; series
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séquence — [ sekɑ̃s ] n. f. • 1170; bas lat. sequentia 1 ♦ Liturg. Chant rythmé qui prolonge le verset de l alléluia (à la messe) ou le trait (II, 5o). 2 ♦ (1534) À certains jeux, Série d au moins trois cartes de même couleur qui se suivent (⇒ 1. quarte,… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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