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correction

/kəˈrek.ʃən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على فعل أو عملية تصحيح شيء ما أو تعديله لإزالته الخطأ أو العيب وجعله صحيحًا أو دقيقًا؛ تغيير أو تعديل يُجرى لتصحيح خطأ أو تحسين شيء.

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noun

/kəˈrek.ʃən/B1formal
  • arاسم يدل على فعل أو عملية تصحيح شيء ما أو تعديله لإزالته الخطأ أو العيب وجعله صحيحًا أو دقيقًا؛ تغيير أو تعديل يُجرى لتصحيح خطأ أو تحسين شيء.

A noun referring to the act or process of making something right, accurate, or free from errors; an amendment or alteration to fix a mistake.

  1. Act of correctingB1formal

    The action or process of making something right or accurate.

    arتصحيح

    • The teacher made a correction to my essay.
    • Please submit your work for correction before the deadline.
    • The software automatically performs spell correction.

    المرادفاتadjustmentamendmentemendationfixingrectificationrepair

    الأضدادerrormistakewrongness

  2. Change that fixes an errorB1formal

    A specific change made to fix a mistake or error.

    arتصحيح

    • He made several corrections to the report.
    • The editor noted a correction in the margin.
    • The correction of the data took several hours.

    المرادفاتadjustmentamendmentemendationfixrectificationremedyrevision

  3. Punishment or disciplineC1formal

    The act of punishing someone to improve their behavior (often used in formal or historical contexts).

    arتأديب

    • The child received a correction for his misbehavior.
    • In the past, physical correction was common in schools.
    • The correction was meant to teach a lesson.

    المرادفاتcastigationchasteningchastisementdisciplinepunishment

الصيغ
  • corrections plural form
  • corrections' possessive plural form
  • correction's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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