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1 stabilize
[-bɪ-] verbto make (more) stable:يُثَبِّت، يَحْفَظ تَوازُنHe put a wedge of paper under the table to stabilize it.
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2 fix, stabilize, make fast
رَسَّخَ \ fix, stabilize, make fast. -
3 set, settle; stabilize
قَرَّ \ set, settle; stabilize. -
4 يثبت
1) fix 2) immobilize 3) retain 4) stabilize -
5 استقر
1́ n. plateau2́ v. settle down, move, be located, become steady, deposit, locate, settle oneself, settle, set, steady, subside, lodge, stabilize, sit, spread out -
6 ثبت
1́ adj. assured, enduring2́ n. bolter, benefit, brace3́ v. fix, catch, fasten, affirm, bite, strengthen, substantiate, stick, reinforce, chock, confirm, anchor, bend, bolt, cable, establish, pin down, plant, set, stabilize, stay, steady, corroborate, evince, lash, aver, belay, last, secure, spike -
7 حفظ توازن
v. stabilize -
8 رسخ
v. embed, entrench, root, plant, instill, implant, establish, fix, firm, stabilize, print -
9 وازن
1́ v. compare, counterweight, equate, equiponderate, square, collate, even, counterpoise, equilibrate, stabilize, offset, set off, counterbalance, strike a balance2́ n. balancing3́ v. poise, balance -
10 أرسى
أرْسَى: أقَامَ، رَسّخَto establish, found, settle, stabilize, anchor, secure firmly, fix firmly, firm up, consolidate, make fast -
11 أقر
أقَرّ: ثَبّتَto establish, settle, fix; to stabilize -
12 استتب
اِسْتَتَبّ: اِسْتَقَرّto stabilize; to be or become stable, stabilized, settled, constant, steady, regular, normal, orderly, in good order, calm, quiet, peaceful, smooth -
13 استقر
اِسْتَقَرّ: اِسْتَتَبّto stabilize; to be or become stable, stabilized, settled, steady, constant, regular, normal, orderly, in good order, smooth, quiet, peaceful -
14 تركز
تَرَكّزَ: اِسْتَقَر، ثَبَتَto settle (down); to stabilize; to be or become settled, stabilized; to be or become fixed, fastened; to be or become (im)planted, rammed; to be or become positioned, stationed, (em)placed -
15 توازن
تَوَازَنَ: اِسْتَقَرّto stabilize, be or become stable -
16 ثبت
ثَبّتَ: رَسّخَ، مَكّنَ، وَطّدَto fix, fasten, make fast; to rivet, secure; to implant; to establish, settle, stabilize, steady, make firm; make stable; to make permanent; to strengthen, consolidate, brace, cement, firm up, reinforce, pillar -
17 ثبت الأسعار
ثَبّتَ الأسْعارَto fix, stabilize, peg, maintain at a fixed level; to valorize -
18 رسخ
رَسّخَ: ثَبّتَto establish, settle, stabilize, steady, make firm, make stable; to fix, fasten, make fast; to secure; to implant; to strengthen, consolidate, firm up -
19 ركز
رَكّزَ: ثَبّتَ، غَرَزَ، وَضَعَto fix, fasten, settle, stabilize; to plant, implant, ram, insert, stick; to position, station, place, emplace -
20 كرس
كَرّسَ: أسّسَ، ثَبّتَ، رَسّخَ، عَزّزَto lay the foundation of; to establish, set up, found; to settle, fix, stabilize, make firm or stable, consolidate, strengthen; to confirm, corroborate
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