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1 طرح
طَرَحَ: أثَارَ، عَرَضَ (سُؤَالاً، قَضِيّةً، فِكْرَةً، مَوْضُوعاً إلخ)to put forth, put forward, raise, bring up, pose, introduce, broach, advance, set forth, propound, present -
2 عرض
عَرَضَ: طَرَحَ، أثَارَto put forward or forth, bring up, advance, set forth, propound, present -
3 قدم
قَدّمَ: طَرَحَ، أثَارَ، عَرَضَto advance, put forward or forth, raise, bring up, set forth, propound, present, propose -
4 مطروح
مَطْرُوح: مُثَار، مَعْرُوضٌ لِلْبَحْثput forth, put forward, raised, brought up, posed, introduced, advanced, set forth, propounded, presented -
5 معروض
مَعْرُوض: مَطْرُوحput forward or forth, brought up, advanced, set forth, propounded, presented -
6 استعرض
v. inspect, look over, enter, touch on, tackle, show, represent, set forth, play act, parade, outline -
7 بين
1́ adj. overt, ostensible, unequivocal, broad, distinct, evident, obvious, self-evident, explicit, seeming, express2́ adv. between, amidst, inter alia3́ n. midst4́ n. between, among, through, inter alia5́ v. indicate, show, elucidate, set forth, articulate, bring to light -
8 أشبع البحث أو الموضوع
أشْبَعَ البَحْثَ أو المَوْضُوعَto treat exhaustively or elaborately, write or speak fully or at great length about, set forth or develop in great detail -
9 أظهر
أظْهَرَ: بَيّنَ، أوْضَحَ، أبْدَىto show, demonstrate, manifest, evince, display, exhibit, present, produce, bring out, bring into view; to bring to light, reveal, disclose, uncover, expose; to illustrate, shed light upon, make clear, clear up, clarify, elucidate, expound, explain; to express, voice, utter, declare, indicate, state, set forth -
10 أورد
أوْرَدَ: ذَكَرَ، قَدّمَ، أدْلَى بِـto mention, state, report, cite, quote; to adduce, bring forward, set forth -
11 أوضح
أوْضَحَto clarify, clear (up), make clear, explain, expound, explicate, elucidate, illustrate, shed light upon; to show, manifest, reveal, bring to light; to indicate, state, set forth -
12 بسط
بَسَطَ: عَرَضَ، شَرَحَto set forth, present, lay open; to explain, expound, elucidate -
13 بين
بَيّنَ: أظْهَرَ، أوْضَحَto show, demonstrate, manifest, display, exhibit, present, bring out, bring into view; to bring to light, reveal, disclose, uncover, expose; to clarify, make clear; to explain, expound, elucidate, illustrate, shed light upon; to indicate, state, set forth -
14 تبسط
تَبَسّطَ (في): عَرَضَ، شَرَحَto set forth, lay open, present; to explain, expound -
15 سرد
سَرَدَ: عَرَضَto present, set forth; to quote, cite, state -
16 فصل
فَصّلَ: شَرَحَ (أو عَرَضَ) بِالتّفْصِيلto detail, particularize, state or set forth in detail, develop in great detail, give the particulars or details (of), speak or write fully (about), elaborate (upon), expand (on) -
17 قدم
قَدّمَ: أوْرَدَ، ذَكَرَ، أدْلَى بِـto adduce, advance, present, offer, bring forward, set forth, mention, state, cite, report -
18 مسرود
مَسْرُود: مَعْرُوضpresented, set forth; quoted, cited, stated -
19 وفى الموضوع حقه
وَفّى المَوْضُوعَ حَقّهُto treat exhaustively, write or speak fully about, set forth or develop in detail -
20 انطلق
اِنْطَلَقَ: اِنْدَفَعَto dash, dart, rush, shoot, spring, fling, run, race, hurl, hurry, move suddenly and rapidly, advance violently and quickly, go at top speed; to burst forth or out, break forth or out, erupt; to go off, explode, blast; to be launched, discharged, released; to take off, start off, depart; to go ahead, get going, set out, start, begin, advance, proceed, move; to get underway, start moving or advancing, be in progress, be on foot
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