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1 احتلال
n. occupation, occupancy, takeover, conquest, taking -
2 استيلاء
n. seizure, takeover, appropriation, requisition -
3 احتلال
اِحْتِلال: اِسْتِيلاءoccupation, seizure, capture, takeover, taking or laying hold (of), (taking) possession (of), appropriation -
4 استيلاء
اِسْتِيلاء (على)seizure, capture, takeover, taking over, taking or laying hold (of), occupation, (taking) possession (of), appropriation; expropriation, confiscation; requisition(ing); usurpation -
5 اضطلاع بـ
اِضْطِلاعٌ بِـ: تَوَلّassumption (of), undertaking (of), taking on or over, takeover, taking upon oneself, shouldering, carrying -
6 تبوؤ
تَبَوّؤ: تَوَلّ، مَصْدَر تَبَوَّأَholding, occupation, filling (of an office, position, etc.); tenure; assumption, takeover, taking over, taking charge of; accession, ascension -
7 تحمل
تَحَمّل: اِضْطِلاعٌ بِـ، تَوَلّassumption (of), undertaking (of), bearing, taking upon oneself, taking on or over, takeover, shouldering, carrying -
8 تول
تَوَلّ (التّوَلّي): اِضْطِلاعٌ بِـassumption (of), undertaking (of), taking upon oneself, takeover, taking over or on, shouldering, carrying -
9 تولي منصب أو مركز إلخ
تَوَلّي مَنْصِبٍ أو مَرْكَز إلخoccupation, holding, filling (of an office, position, etc.); tenure; assumption, takeover, taking over, taking charge of
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