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acceptance

/əkˈsep.təns/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على فعل الموافقة على قبول شيء معروض أو على حالة نيل الاستحسان أو الموافقة.

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noun

/əkˈsep.təns/B2formal
  • arاسم يدل على فعل الموافقة على قبول شيء معروض أو على حالة نيل الاستحسان أو الموافقة.

A noun referring to the act of agreeing to take something offered, or the state of being received or approved.

غير معدود

  1. Agreement to receiveB1formal

    The act of agreeing to take something that is offered.

    arالقبول

    • The acceptance of the job offer came after weeks of waiting.
    • His acceptance of the award was met with applause.
    • She signed the contract upon acceptance of the terms.

    المرادفاتreceiptreceptiontaking

    الأضدادdeclinationrefusalrejection

  2. Approval or recognitionB2formal

    The act of believing something is valid or good, or the state of being approved.

    arالقبول

    • The new policy gained widespread acceptance in the company.
    • Social acceptance of diverse cultures is increasing.
    • He struggled with self-acceptance after the failure.

    المرادفاتapprovalassentendorsementratificationrecognitionvalidation

    الأضدادcondemnationdenialdisapprovalrefusalrejection

  3. Willingness to tolerateB2informal

    The state of accepting something or someone without complaint.

    arالتسامح

    • Acceptance of change is key to personal growth.
    • She showed great acceptance of her friend's decision.
    • The community showed acceptance of the newcomers.

    المرادفاتenduranceforbearanceresignationsufferancetolerancetoleration

    الأضدادdenialdissentoppositionrefusalrejectionresistance

الصيغ
  • acceptances plural form
  • acceptances' possessive plural form
  • acceptance's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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