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submission

/səbˈmɪʃ.ən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على فعل تقديم شيء ما للتقييم أو لاتخاذ قرار، أو على حالة الخضوع لسلطة أو سيطرة. كما قد يشير إلى مستند أو اقتراح مقدَّم للنظر فيه، أو إلى حجة قانونية تُعرض أمام المحكمة.

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noun

/səbˈmɪʃ.ən/B2formallegal
  • arاسم يدل على فعل تقديم شيء ما للتقييم أو لاتخاذ قرار، أو على حالة الخضوع لسلطة أو سيطرة. كما قد يشير إلى مستند أو اقتراح مقدَّم للنظر فيه، أو إلى حجة قانونية تُعرض أمام المحكمة.

A noun referring to the act of presenting something for judgment or decision, or the state of yielding to authority or control. It can also refer to a document or proposal submitted for review, or a legal argument presented in court.

  1. Entry for judgmentB2formal

    Something like a manuscript, architectural plan, model, estimate, or artwork submitted for evaluation, often in a competition.

    arطلب المشاركة

    • She sent her submission to the art competition last week.
    • The deadline for architectural submissions is Friday.
    • All submissions will be reviewed by a panel of experts.

    المرادفاتbidcontributionentryofferingpresentationproposaltender

  2. Act of yieldingB2formal

    The act of surrendering power or control to another person or authority.

    arالخضوع

    • The general demanded the enemy's unconditional submission.
    • His submission to the new rules was reluctant but necessary.
    • The treaty required the submission of all disputed territories.

    المرادفاتacquiescencecapitulationcompliancedeferencedocilityobediencesubjectionsubmissivenesssurrenderyielding

    الأضدادdefianceoppositionrebellionresilienceresistance

  3. State of being controlledB2formal

    The condition of having accepted control by someone or something else.

    arالخضوع

    • The people lived in submission to the dictator for decades.
    • Her submission to the strict regime was complete.
    • The colony was kept in submission by force.

    المرادفاتacquiescencecapitulationcompliancedeferencedocilityobediencesubjectionsubjugationsurrenderyielding

    الأضدادascendancycontroldominationmasterysupremacy

  4. Humble feelingC1formal

    A feeling of patient, submissive humbleness.

    arالخُشوع

    • He bowed his head in submission before the king.
    • Her submission was evident in her quiet tone.
    • The monk's submission was a sign of deep spiritual devotion.

    المرادفاتdeferencedocilityhumilitylowlinessmeeknesspassivityresignationsubmissiveness

    الأضدادarroganceassertivenessdefiancepriderebelliousness

  5. Legal agreement documentC1formallegal

    A legal document summarizing an agreement between parties in a dispute to abide by the decision of an arbiter.

    arاتفاق التحكيم

    • Both parties signed the submission to arbitration.
    • The submission outlined the terms of the dispute resolution.
    • The lawyer filed the submission with the court.
  6. Arbitration agreementC1formallegal

    An agreement between parties in a dispute to abide by the decision of an arbiter.

    arاتفاق التحكيم

    • The submission to arbitration was voluntary.
    • They reached a submission to settle the conflict out of court.
    • The contract included a clause for submission to binding arbitration.

    المرادفاتarbitration clausecompromisereference

  7. Legal argumentC1formallegal

    In law, a contention presented by a lawyer to a judge or jury as part of the case being argued.

    arحجة قانونية

    • The defense's submission was that the evidence was inadmissible.
    • The lawyer made a compelling submission to the jury.
    • The judge considered the prosecution's submission carefully.

    المرادفاتargumentassertionclaimcontentionplearepresentation

الصيغ
  • submissions plural form
  • submissions' possessive plural form
  • submission's possessive singular form
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