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1 verify
تَحَقَّقَ مِنْ \ ensure: to make sure: Please ensure that your bill is paid. verify: to make sure that sth. is true: Verify that report before you print it. -
2 verify
تَأَكَّدَ مِن صِحَّة شيء \ verify: to make sure that sth. is true: Verify that report before you print it. -
3 verify
[ˈverɪfaɪ] verbto confirm the truth or correctness of (something):يُثْبِت، يُؤَكِّد، يُثْبِتCan you verify her statement?
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4 تأكد
تَأَكَّدَ \ make certain, make sure: to satisfy oneself: She made sure that the door was locked. \ See Also تثبت من (تثبّتَ مِن) \ تَأَكَّدَ مِن \ check up: to make a check: The doors are probably locked, but you had better check up. \ تَأَكَّدَ مِن صِحَّة شيء \ verify: to make sure that sth. is true: Verify that report before you print it. -
5 تحقق
تَحَقَّقَ \ ascertain: to find out by inquiry etc.: We must ascertain what time the last bus goes. \ تَحَقَّقَ مِنْ \ ensure: to make sure: Please ensure that your bill is paid. verify: to make sure that sth. is true: Verify that report before you print it. -
6 ensure
تَحَقَّقَ مِنْ \ ensure: to make sure: Please ensure that your bill is paid. verify: to make sure that sth. is true: Verify that report before you print it. -
7 أكد صحة شىء ما
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8 تحقق من
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9 أثبت
أثْبَتَ: بَرْهَنَ، أَظْهَرَto prove, establish, verify, substantiate, demonstrate, show, evidence, betoken; to attest to, bear witness to, testify, be evidence of, be proof of -
10 استثبت
اِسْتَثْبَتَ (مِنْ): تَحَقّقَ، تَأكّدَto make sure of, seek to ascertain, verify, check, examine; to seek proof or confirmation or reassurance; to be sure of, certain of, convinced of, confident of -
11 استوثق من
اِسْتَوْثَقَ مِنْto make sure of, seek to ascertain, verify, check; to be sure of, certain of, confident of -
12 برهن
بَرْهَنَ: أثْبَتَto prove, demonstrate, establish, substantiate, verify, show, evidence; to testify, attest to, be evidence of, bear witness to -
13 تأكد من الأمر
تَأكّدَ مِنَ الأمْرto be sure of, certain of, convinced of, confident of; to ascertain, find out or learn with certainty about, know for certain; to make sure of, seek to ascertain, check, verify; to reassure oneself of -
14 تبين
تَبَيّنَ (الأمْرَ): تَعَرّفَهُ، أدْرَكَهُto seek to ascertain, try to know for certain, check, verify, examine carefully; to ascertain, find out or learn with certainty about, get to know; to know; to perceive, notice, recognize, observe, discern, distinguish, realize, identify, see; to discover, detect, find out (about), spot -
15 تثبت من
تَثَبّتَ مِنْ: تَحَقّقَ، تَأكّدَto make sure of, seek to ascertain, verify, check, examine; to ascertain, find out or learn with certainty about, know for certain; to be sure of, certain of, convinced of, confident of -
16 تحقق الأمر أو منه
تَحَقّقَ الأمْرَ أو مِنْهُ: تَيَقّنَ، تَبَيّنَ، اِسْتَثْبَتَ، تَأكّدَ مِنْto make sure of, seek to ascertain, check, verify, reassure oneself of, try to know or convince oneself of; to ascertain, find out or learn with certainty about, know for certain; to be sure of, certain of, convinced of, confident of; to identify -
17 توكد من
تَوَكّدَ مِنْto be sure of, certain of, convinced of; to make sure of, seek to ascertain, check, verify -
18 حقق
حَقّقَ: أثْبَتَ، حَدّدَto verify, establish, substantiate, prove (to be true); to confirm, affirm; to determine, fix, pinpoint, identify -
19 حقق
حَقّقَ: بَحَثَ، دَقّقَto inquire into, examine, investigate, inspect, probe, study, scrutinize; to check (out), verify -
20 دقق
دَقّقَ: بَحَثَ، حَقّقَto scrutinize, examine carefully or closely, investigate, inspect, scan, probe, inquire into, explore, study; to check (out), verify
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