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1 designate
[ˈdezɪgneɪt]1. verb1) to call or name:يُحَدِّد، يُخَصِّصIt was designated a conservation area.
2) to point out or identify:يُعَيِّنHe has been designated our next Prime Minister.
2. adjective( placed immediately after noun ) appointed to an office etc but not yet having begun it:مُعَيَّنthe ambassador designate.
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2 أشار
v. point at, point, point out, show, denote, indicate, mark, sign, signalize, mark out, record, connote, mention, reference, suggest, beckon in, read, refer, designate, motion, advert, allude, beckon -
3 إختار لمنصبه
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4 خصص
v. earmark, specify, particularize, devote, designate, destine, allocate, appropriate, assign, consign, give, spare, allow, detail -
5 دل
v. indicate, announce, bode, denote, betoken, signify, speak, infer, proclaim, designate, read, promise -
6 رمز
1́ n. symbol, token, sign, emblem, allegory, attribute, ensign, type, code, indication, image, character, figure, icon2́ v. stand for, symbolize, typify, image, tell tales, denote, symbolize, designate -
7 سمى
v. name, nominate, denominate, designate, title, term, style -
8 صنف
1́ adj. all in2́ n. dignity, class, type, kind, sort, classification, species, brand3́ v. sort, compile, rate, rank, assort, categorize, class, classify, designate, label, place, table, tabulate, systematize, stow, grade, distribute, group, distinguish, pigeonhole -
9 عين
1́ n. eye, optic, peeper, spy, stool pigeon, assistance2́ v. ordain, appoint, define, specify, delimit, succour, designate, institute, state, install, constitute, create, allocate, post, prefix, put, name, poach, succor, supply, tap, make, rescue, set smb. on smb., assign -
10 لقب
1́ n. surname, agnomen, cognomen, sobriquet, epithet, nickname, soubriquet, pet name, designation, appellation, denomination, style, title2́ v. surname, nickname, call, style, designate, dub, entitle, title -
11 أشار إلى
أشَارَ إلى: دَلّ علىto indicate, show, point out, suggest, imply, be indicative or suggestive of, be a sign of, betoken, bespeak, signify, designate -
12 أطلق عليه اسم كذا
أطْلَقَ عَلَيْهِ اسْمَ كَذَاto name, call, designate, dub -
13 أفاد
أفَادَ (مَعْنىً): عَنَى، دَلّ علىto mean, denote, signify, import, designate; to imply, suggest -
14 أفرد
أفْرَدَ: خَصّصَto single out, earmark, designate, destine, assign, allocate, allot, appropriate, set aside, set apart, mark, design, intend (for a specific purpose) -
15 حدد
حَدّدَ: عَيّنَ، عَرّفَ، خَصّصَto define; to specify, determine, pinpoint, fix; to individualize, particularize, itemize; to designate, identify, mark (out); to set, stipulate, lay down, assign, appoint -
16 دعا بـ
دَعَا بِـ: سَمّىto call, name, designate, denominate, dub, term -
17 دل على
دَلّ على: أشَارَ إلى، أفَادَto show, indicate, point out, imply, suggest, be a sign of, be indicative or suggestive of, bespeak; to denote, designate, signify, mean, import -
18 رئيس مكلف
رَئِيسٌ مُكَلّف -
19 رصد
رَصَدَ: خَصّصَ (مالاً إلخ)to appropriate, earmark, set apart, set aside, designate, dedicate, destine, allocate, allot, assign -
20 سفير معين
سَفِيرٌ مُعَيّن
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