والله خاب املي مررررررررررة
سلام معليش ابغا ترجمتها انجليزي
والله خاب املي مررررررررررة
وأنــآ بعد آريد ترجه لذا آلفقرهـ ...
قال :
[ إن العالم يفسح الطريق للمرء الذي يعلم إلى أين هو ذاهب ]
رالف و.أمرسون
جميلة تلك المقولة .. لكن الأجمل منها ان نكون يوما ذلك الشخص الذي يفسح له العالم الطريق ، لأنه يعرف إلى أين هو ذاهب ..
قالت لي معلمتي يوماً .. " يا ابنتي : الطريق إلى النجاح سهل وصعب ، وليس دائماً مفروش بالورد " .
فعلا ً .. ندرك تماما لذة النجاح وطعمه الجميل ، إنما لازلنا نذكر تلك الأيام والليالي التي قضياناها نصارع من أجل الوصول إلى هذا النجاح ..
(النجاح )...!!
كلمة نستوحي منها لقاءات متعدده .. تذكرنا بأشخاص كُــثر كان لهم بصمة في طريق النجاح .. أشخاص صنعوا أهدافا وبحثوا عن الطريق إليها ووصلوا ..
همتهم تناطح الجبال .. إرادتهم فذة .. وعزيمتهم تفتت الصخر ..
أُنشد من خلال هذه اللقاءات أن أسلط الضوء على نجاحاتهم ، وأن نأخذ أكبر قدر من الفائدة من تجاربهم ..
حتى تكون تلك التجارب .. دليلاً حين تأخذنا الحياة إلى تجاربها ..
وحتى يكونوا .. قدوة .. نسير على خطاهم ....
برنامج رحلة مع ناجح..
كونوا معنا..
ممكن بليز احدد يصحح لي القرامر مستيكس بالترجمه الانجليزيه
و نحيطكم علما بانه لن يتم صرف اية مبالغ ماليه الا بعد استكمال الاكتاف علما انها مشموله بالتعاقد و مدرجه بالمخططات التعاقديه
Kindly be advised/informed that any finance amount will not be paid until the ------------is completed, noting that it is included in contract listed (or quoted ) with the contractual schemes.
بليز احد يصحح لي القرامر بالترجمه الانقليزيه
الله يوفقكم
بالمتر الطولي توريد و تركيب سور من الخرسانه السابقة الصب بارتفاع قدره 3000 متر من سطح بلاط الرصيف و سمك الشريحه لايقل عن 12 سم و كثافة تسليح لا تقل عن 260 كجم/م3 , ويتم تنفيذ جزء من البلاطه الخرسانيه بالساند بلاست لزوم تحقيق الشكل المعماري المطلوب بحيث يتم تقديم رسومات تنفيذيه للسور من قبل المقابل معده من قبل الشركات المتخصصه لاعتماد احدها من قبل ادارة المشاريع بالجامعه ومحمل على البند كافة التشطيبات المطلوبه و جميع مايلزم لاتمام العمل طبقا للشروط و المواصفات الفنيه و تعليمات المهندس المشرف
1. In a linear-meter-import and erect of boundary walls of precast, at a height of 3000meters panel,---width is not less than 12cm, Intensities of Reinforcement is not less than 260 kg/m3,and a part of concrete slab ,it will be implemented by sandblast for the necessity of making(desighn) the required architectural form, so that they submit(present) shop drawings for the boundary wall by the contractor implemented by specialized companies to approve one of them by project management in the university, all required finishes is carried on the clause , and all what is necessary to finish (complete)the work according to the conditions and Technical specification
And the direction of the supervisor engineering
السلام عليكم ....
بالبداية احب اشكر جميع اعضاء المنتدى واسال الله لهم التوفيق والسداد .... كما اهنأكم على تعاونكم وتكاتفكم.....
احب اقولكم اني راح اسوي اذاعة انجليزية عن العسل وفوائده ... ف بنزل المواضيع ... واللي يستطيع ترجمتها ... اكون شاكرة ومقدرة ..... دمتم بـ ود,,,,
يمنع وضع اكثر من صورة او صور نسائية او صور ذات حجم كبير
يمنع وضع روابط لمواقع ومنتديات أخرى
يمنع وضع روابط الاغاني
يمنع وضع البريد الالكتروني
السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته ..
الحمد الله الذي بعث رسوله بالهدى ودين الحق والصلاة والسلام على إمام المرسلين المبعوث رحمه للعالمين والآن لنستمع للتلاوة العطرة والطالبة : ...............................
سوره النحل اية 69 صفحه
أما الآن حديث شريف والطالبة :....................................
حديث عن أبي هريرة رضي الله عنه : (( من لعق ثلاث غدوات كل شهر لم يصبه عظيم بلاء )).
معا لنسمع إلى الموضوع والطالبة :......................................
العسل ..
توجد في العسل فيتامينات قد تكون هي كل ما يحتاجها الإنسان ومن هذه الفيتامينات : أ , ب1 , ب2 , ب3 , د , ك , و , هـ ... وهذه الفيتامينات أقوى وانقي الفيتامينات التي يحتاجه الجسم ويمتصها بسهوله .وتوجد كل المعادن والأملاح في العسل كالحديد والكبريت والفسفور و الكالسيوم واليود والصوديوم والكلور والنحاس وال...ل والرصاص والقصدير .
والعجيب أن هذه مكونات التراب الذي خلق منه الإنسان .
ويوجد بالعسل هرمونات قويه منشطه فعاله بها مضادات حيوية تقي الإنسان من كافه الأمراض واكتشف أن بالعسل ماده مضادة للسرطان .
والآن الأمراض التي يعالجها العسل والطالبة : ................................
الأمراض التي يعالجها العسل:
1- الحساسية
2- الجروح و الحروق
3- للصرع
4- للأمراض النفسية
5- للامساك
6- الأنفلونزا
7- للأورام الخبيثة
8- السل الرئوي
9- لضغط القلب
10- للثعلبة
11- للعقم
12- للسرطان
13- لجميع أمراض الكبد
14- للبرص والبهاق
15- للحصوه الكلوية
16- لالتهاب الفم وأورام اللسان
17- لعلاج الأرق
18- لجمال المراه وبهاء الوجه
يمنع وضع اكثر من صورة او صور نسائية او صور ذات حجم كبير
يمنع وضع روابط لمواقع ومنتديات أخرى
يمنع وضع روابط الاغاني
يمنع وضع البريد الالكتروني
سلااام كيفك اريد ترجمه هذا النص الى العربيه
Venezuela bids farewell to Chavez as an era ends
The flag-draped coffin of Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez was borne through throngs of weeping supporters on Wednesday as a nation bade farewell to the firebrand leftist who led them for 14 years.
His mother Elena wept over his wooden casket as a band played the national anthem outside his military hospital. Presidential guards with red berets then placed his remains on top of a black hearse, surrounded by flowers.
Chavez’s hand-picked successor, Vice President Nicolas Maduro, walked alongside the car through dense crowds, wearing a somber expression and a striking outfit in the color of the national flag.
Chavez’ death after a two-year struggle with cancer was a blow to his adoring supporters and the alliance of left-wing Latin American powers, and plunged his oil-rich country into uncertainty as an election is organized.
His body, surrounded by soldiers, was being taken to the military academy that the former paratrooper colonel once called a second home, where he will lie in state until an official ceremony with foreign dignitaries on Friday.
People watched from their apartment windows, others climbed fences to get a better view of the hearse, many held or wore iconic images of Chavez.
The 58-year-old leader succumbed to a respiratory infection on Tuesday. A new election is due to be called within what are sure to be 30 tense days.
وشكراااا
ترجمة الى عربي
Al-Farabi
Abū Naṣr al-Fārābī Abū Naṣr Muḥammad al-Fārābī; for other recorded variants of his name see below) known in the West as Alpharabius (c. 872 – between 14 December, 950 and 12 January, 951), was a Muslim polymath and one of the greatest scientists and philosophers of the Islamic world in his time. He was also a cosmologist, logician, musician, psychologist and sociologist.
Al-Farabi spent almost his entire life in Baghdad, capital of Abbasids that ruled the Islamic world. In the auto-biographical passage about the appearance of philosophy preserved by Ibn Abī Uṣaibia, Farabi has stated that he had studied logic with Yūḥannā b. Ḥaylān up to and including Aristotle’s Posterior Analytics, i.e., according to the order of the books studied in the curriculum, Fārābī said that he studied Porphyry’s Eisagoge and Aristotle’s Categories, De Interpretatione, Prior and Posterior Analytics. His teacher, Yūḥannā b. Ḥaylān, was a Christian cleric who abandoned lay interests and engaged in his ecclesiastical duties, as Fārābī reports. His studies of Aristotelian logic with Yūḥannā in all probability took place in Baghdad, where Al-Masudi tells us Yūḥannā died during the caliphate of al-Moqtader (295-320/908-32). He was in Baghdad at least until the end of September 942 as we learn from notes in some manuscripts of his Mabāde ārā ahl al-madīna al-fāżela, he had started to compose the book in Baghdad at that time and then left and went to Syria. He finished the book in Damascus the following year (331), i.e., by September 943). He also lived and taught for some time in Aleppo. Later on Farabi visited Egypt; and complete six sections summarizing the book Mabāde in Egypt in 337/July 948-June 949. He returned from Egypt to Syria. Al-Masudi writing writing barely five years after the fact (955-6, the date of the composition of the Tanbīh), says that he died in Damascus in Rajab 339 (between 14 December 950 and 12 January 951). In Syria, he was supported and glorified by Saif ad-Daula, the Hamdanid ruler of Syria.
Although his writings on Jewish law and ethics met with respectful opposition during his life, he was posthumously acknowledged to be one of the foremost rabbinical arbiters and philosophers in Jewish history, his copious work a cornerstone of Jewish scholarship.
His fourteen-volume Mishneh Torah still carries canonical authority as a codification of Talmudic law. In the Yeshiva world he is known as "Hanesher Hagadol" (the great eagle) in recognition of his outstanding status as a bona fide exponent of the Oral Torah, particularly on account of the manner in which his Mishnah Torah is elucidated by Chaim Soloveitchik.
depression (BDI scores), Harris and Curtin (2002)
found three other factors not identified by Schmidt
et al. (1995) to be predictors. These were Insufficient
Self-Control, Incompetence/Inferiority and Vulnerability.
Both regression analyses were conducted on
student populations, which subsequently raised the
question as to the extent to which the student
populations were comparable.
Harris and Curtin (2002) provided a breakdown of
the distribution of BDI-II scores in their studies, but
unfortunately the BDI scores distribution of the
Schmidt et al. (1995) study was not reported,
therefore this comparison was unable to be made.
Harris and Curtin (2002) noted that the use of the
BDI-II in their study and the use of the BDI by
Schmidt et al. (1995) might be responsible for the
difference. The BDI-II asks respondents to rate their
symptoms over the past 2 weeks as opposed to a oneweek
period required by the BDI. Additionally,
Harris and Curtin (2002) noted that some of the
questions regarding somatic concern and work
difficulty used in the BDI had been replaced by
cognitive questions relating to worthlessness and
concentration difficulties.
It is possible that the Harris and Curtin (2002) use of
the BDI-II, which contained a number of cognitive
questions regarding depression, may have inflated the
correlations with the cognitively based YSQ. Additionally,
there was a possibility that given the use of stepwise
regression with a large number of independent variables,
the Type I error rate could have been high.
Decisions within the stepwise multiple regression
techniques are made based on small differences in
statistics. Thus, this technique may be prone to
misinterpretation of chance differences within a sample
(Tabachnick & Fidell, 1996). It is therefore suggested
that future research on predictive validity utilise the BDI
in order to compare results to those of Schmidt et al.
(1995), and utilise standard linear regression to reduce
the possibility of a high Type I error rate. To date the
YSQ-SF has not received as much attention within the
literature in terms of its psychometric properties.
Overview of the development of 75-item
YSQ-SF
Due to the length of the YSQ-LF, it is timeconsuming
to administer. The YSQ-LF can take
up to 60 minutes to complete. It has also been
suggested that compliance and the accuracy of
completion are problematic for questionnaires of
this length (Waller, Meyer, & Ohanian, 2001). For
this reason, Young (1998) constructed the 75-item
YSQ-SF to address the above problems. The YSQSF
is currently available online at http://www.
schematherapy.com/id54.htm The 75 items are a
subset of the original 205 items and have been
chosen to reflect the 15 EMS identified by the
Schmidt et al. (1995) PCA in a clinical population.
Each of the 15 factors has five questions devoted to
them. These items were selected on the basis that
they possessed the highest factor loading scores
(Schmidt et al., 1995, cited in Waller et al., 2001).
However, limited research exists on the psychometric
properties of the YSQ-SF.
Factor analysis of YSQ-SF
The first published factor analysis (PCA with
varimax rotation) of the YSQ-SF was completed by
Welburn et al. (2002). They used a 203 patient
psychiatric sample admitted to a day-treatment
program. The sample size and population type were
similar to that utilised in the Schmidt et al. analysis of
the YSQ-LF (1995). There was some disturbance of
the factors, namely item 50 loaded on Failure to
Achieve and Abandonment as opposed to Subjugation.
Item 35 loaded on Self-Sacrifice and Insufficient
Self-Control rather than Dependence, item 46
was cross-loaded on Self-Sacrifice and Enmeshment
as opposed to Subjugation, and item 38 had no
significant loadings although, theoretically, it
should have loaded on Dependence. The authors
referred these disruptions back to the Young (1990)
model and examined the face validity of the
particular item. Overall, Welburn et al. (2002)
concluded that the factor structure of the YSQ-SF
for use with a clinical population was sound and
was not sufficiently discrepant from the theorised
structure to warrant revision.
Calvete, Estevez, Lopez de Arroyabe, and Ruiz
(2005) conducted a confirmatory factor analysis
(CFA) of the Spanish version of the YSQ-SF. The
15-factor model was deemed to be a good fit to the
data. In a second analysis, the five higher-order
domains proposed by Young (1999) were not
supported. The results indicated a three-factor
solution as a better fit for these higher-order domains.
An exploratory factor analysis conducted by Baranoff,
Oei, Kwon, and Cho (2006) on a sample size of
415 South Korean students suggested the removal of
the Dependence/Incompetence schema, the Enmeshment
schema and item 66, which was an item in the
Entitlement schema for this non-Western student
population. Subsequently, Baranoff et al. (2006)
performed a confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) on a
Korean student sample of 418 and a separate sample
of 271 Australian students. In both samples, the
13-factor model derived from the exploratory factor
analysis provided a better fit than the original 15-factor
model. Modification indices did not suggest the
removal of further items due to cross-loadings. This
provides some evidence for the use of a modified
13-factor model for student populations.
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Internal consistency of YSQ-SF
Cronbach’s alpha is a statistic used to determine the
internal consistency of a scale and, as such, forms
part of the reliability information. The alpha level for
the overall YSQ-SF in a sample of female subjects
with eating disorders used by Waller et al. (2001) was
.96 and the non-clinical group included in the same
study had an alpha of .92. Each of the subscales had
an alpha 4.8 for the combined sample, and because
it is above .7, it is an acceptable alpha to suggest
internal consistency according to Nunnally (1978).
Additionally, there was no discernible pattern of
alpha scores between the long and short forms of the
YSQ. This indicates that the short form of the scale
possesses good internal consistency. However, individual
alpha levels were not reported in Waller
et al.’s study. In a study conducted by Stopa,
Thorne, Waters, and Preston (2001), individual
subscale scores were reported. All 15 scales had
alphas 4.7 with 10 of the subscales above .8.
The only scale that did not have a Cronbach’s alpha
value 4.7 was the factor representing the Dependence
schema.
The Cronbach’s alpha for the study conducted by
Baranoff et al. (2006), using a South Korean student
population was high (.94). The Cronbach’s alpha for
the Australian sample (Baranoff et al., 2006) was also
high (.96).
Discriminative validity of YSQ-SF
Waller et al. (2001) analysed the discriminative
validity of both the YSQ-LF and the YSQ-SF using
a sample of 60 women who met the DSM-IV criteria
for bulimia and 60 women who had no known
psychiatric diagnosis. Both the long and short forms
produced a significant discriminant function. The
YSQ-SF produced positive effects at the significance
level for Defectiveness and Insufficient Self-Control
whereas the YSQ-LF produced positive effects for
Defectiveness, Insufficient Self-Control and a negative
effect at the significance level for Entitlement.
The false-positive rate (non-clinical women assigned
to the bulimic group) for the discriminant analysis
was 7%, in contrast to 10% for the long form. The
false-negative rate (bulimic women assigned to the
non-clinical group) for the short form was 18% as
opposed to 12% for the long form. Waller et al.
(2001) commented that the long form could be
described as less ‘‘pessimistic’’ than the short form.
From these results, the short form produced a slightly
more conservative result when distinguishing between
a bulimic group and a non-clinical group,
although the difference was small. Based on this
finding, it would appear that the long and short forms
of the YSQ have similar levels of discriminant validity.
Predictive validity of YSQ-SF
Waller et al. (2001) conducted multiple regressions
on their sample of 60 women who met the criteria for
bulimia. On the YSQ-LF, a significant effect was
found for the overall scale score and the frequency of
bingeing. The predictive power described for the
YSQ-SF was also significant and was indeed similar
in order of magnitude. Both the YSQ-LF and YSQSF
identified Emotional Inhibition as a significant
predictor of bingeing behaviour. This finding was not
mirrored for the prediction of vomiting behaviour. In
the long form alone, Defectiveness and lowered
levels of the Subjugation schema significantly predicted
vomiting behaviour based on the results of a
multiple regression. There was no significant predictor
identified in the multiple regression conducted
on the YSQ-SF. In addition, the factors that were
close to reaching significance were different to those
identified in the YSQ-LF, namely Emotional Inhibition,
Vulnerability to Harm and Failure to Achieve.
This result was obtained from a sample of women
with eating disorders, thus the generalisability of this
finding to male subjects is unclear.
In addition to their factor analysis on a psychiatric
patient sample of 202 (98% had received at least an
Axis I diagnosis and 36% a diagnosis of at least one
Axis II disorder), Welburn et al. (2002) tested the
predictive validity of the YSQ-SF using multiple
regressions to predict depression. In contrast to
Schmidt et al. (1995), who used BDI scores and
Harris and Curtin (2002), who used BDI-II scores as
measures of depression, Welburn et al. (2002) opted
to use the depression scale within the Brief Symptom
Inventory (BSI; Derogatis, 1993). The YSQ-SF
accounted for a significant proportion of the variance
of depression as measured by the BSI (47%). Of the
15 subscales, two scales contributed unique variance
to the prediction of depression. These were: the
Abandonment subscale, which accounted for 12.5%
of the variance; and the Insufficient Self-Control
subscale, which accounted for 5.5% of the unique
variance of depression. The finding that Insufficient
Self-Control was a significant unique predictor of
depression supports the finding of Glaser et al.
(2002), who used the YSQ-SF on a clinical sample
and that of Harris and Curtin (2002), who utilised
a student sample that completed the YSQ-LF.
Welburn et al. (2002) noted that conceptually there
may be some overlap between the Insufficient Self-
Control schema and the symptoms of depression
such as lack of energy and motivation.
Glaser et al. (2002) used a sample of 188
outpatients who were receiving psychotherapy treatment
at a university-based training center to perform
a multiple linear regression analysis. The use of this
statistical procedure is a more conservative approach
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in determining predictive validity as opposed to
stepwise regression, because it reduces the Type I
error rate. Glaser et al. (2002) found that 54% of the
variance in BDI scores could be accounted for by
YSQ-SF scores. This is in contrast to Schmidt et al.
(1995), who found that 33% of BDI scores were
accounted for by YSQ-LF scores. In addition, Glaser
et al. (2002) found that the Abandonment/Instability
subscale contributed to the total variance at a level
significantly above that of the remaining 14 subscales.
The differences between the Schmidt et al.
(1995) and the Glaser et al. (2002) predictive
validity, assuming the samples are similar, may
reflect the difference in internal consistency and
validity between the YSQ-LF and YSQ-SF. Alternatively,
the differences may be attributable to the
different statistical analyses used: Schmidt et al.
(1995) used the stepwise regression procedure and
Glaser et al. (2002) used multiple linear regression.
A limitation of the Glaser et al. (2002) study was
the small sample size. Additionally, Glaser et al.
(2002) commented that the homogeneity of their
sample limits the external validity of the findings.
They suggested that future research should be
conducted with different races and ethnicities as
well as factors such as intelligence, education levels
and socioeconomic status. A summary of previous
research on the predictive validity of the YSQ-LF
and YSQ-SF for depression can be seen in Table II.
A recent study conducted by Baranoff et al. (2006)
assessed the predictive validity of the Australian
sample using BDI scores as the criterion. In that
study, 44% of the variance of BDI scores was
accounted for by YSQ-SF scores. Scores on Insufficient
Self-Control, Failure to Achieve and Social
Isolation were the only significant predictors of BDI
scores. It should be noted that the schemas identified
through research as relevant to depression, that
is, Dependency, Defectiveness, Incompetence/
Inferiority, Vulnerability and Abandonment, were
found not to be significant predictors. Further
research is required to determine whether the same
schemas are reliably predictive within the same
population groups. This will require some consistency
in terms of the measures of depression and the
statistical procedures used.
The theory underpinning schemas and the impact
they have on behaviour, thoughts and feelings
emerged with the Beck (1967) cognitive theory of
depression. Young’s Schema Questionnaire, the
YSQ-LF, is the first attempt at establishing measurement
of schemas. The questionnaire was clinically
derived and as such, was designed to include
clinically relevant EMS. It has undergone a degree
of psychometric scrutiny and has demonstrated
sound properties. The structure of the YSQ-LF has
been refined through factor analytic work. However,
the factors have not been reliably replicated (Table I).
A short form of the questionnaire, the YSQ-SF,
was constructed by selecting the five highest loading
questions for each schema. This was based on factor
analysis conducted by Schmidt et al. (1995) in a
clinical population. The YSQ-SF has been shown to
be robust in a Western clinical population. However,
a recent study (Baranoff et al., 2006) found that a 13-
factor solution may provide a better fit than the
original 15 in a student population. The Baranoff
et al. (2006) study also found high internal consistency
among both the Western and non-Western
student groups. The YSQ-SF accounted for 44% of
the variance of BDI scores. However, only the
schemas of Insufficient Self-Control, Failure to
Achieve and Social Isolation significantly predicted
depression scores as measured by the BDI. The YSQ
has been translated to a number ofWestern and non-
Western languages and additional translations are
likely to be performed. Furthermore, it is important
to understand whether the YSQ factor structure in
general is stable and maintains its psychometric
properties across diverse populations.
Table II. Summary of predictive validity (using Regression Analysis) of the YSQ
Authors
Unique and/ or
significant predictors
Percent of
variance
explained
Criterion
Measure Regression Type
Schema
Questionnaire
Type
Schmidt et al. (1995) Dependency 27
Defectiveness 6
33 BDI Stepwise multiple
regression
Long form
Harris and Curtin (2002) Defectiveness/Shame
Insufficient Self-Control
Incompetence/Inferiority
Vulnerability
63.3 BDI-II Stepwise Multiple
Regression
Long form
Welburn et al. (2002) Abandonment 12.5
Insufficient Self-Control 5.5
47 Depression
scale of BSI
Multiple Linear
Regression
Short form
Glasser et al. (2002) Abandonment 54 BDI Multiple linear
regression
Short form
Baranoff et al. (2006) Insufficient Self-Control,
Failure and Social Isolation
44 BDI Multiple Linear
Regression
Short form
السلام عليكم
ممكن مساعدتي في ترجمة هذه الأوراق
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
ممكن ترجمة لهذا النص
..يحتوي على العديد من الاقتباسات الرائعه
مليئة بالحِكم والتفاؤل والطموح والثقة بالنفس و تطور الذات و عبارة عن اقتباسات إيجابيَّة و مقتطفات تجعل حياتك اجمل
و التي تحفز الانسان على مواجهة الصعوبات في الحياة و عدم الاستسلام
و ان نكسر كل حاجز يمنعنا من تحقيق احلامنا..
لا يمُلّ منه ومن الداخل يجعل الشخص يكمل القراءة بإستمتاع
لقد اعتدت ان أقراه كل صباح لـ ابدأ يومي بعبارات محفزة لانقض على تحديات يومي بلا خوف من المحبطات و العوائق التي تواجهني
و شكراا
التعديل الأخير تم بواسطة mah00y ; 12-04-2013 الساعة 03:55 PM
اريد المساعده
السلام عليكم على كل الموجين والموجودات عندي استشارة في ترجمة قصيدة بمناسبة تخرج بناتي وحابة اترجم هين المقطعين واضيفها في انشودة التخرج فارجة تصحيح الترجمة لو كان فيها خطأ ورزقكم الله جبال بيضاء من الحسنات
ياديرة فيها ربيت ولفضلها لا مانسيت
مهما بذلت وقد عطيت قليل في حق ديرتي
يوم التخرج فرحتي تمزج دموعي بسمتي
بحضور مضدر همتي أهلى وناسي وعزوتي
oh deria where educated but virtues don`t forget
whatever has been made attiyt few in my deriaty right
graduation day is my joy my smile blends tears
the presence is my concern source my family,my people and my tribes
وتسلموا فبل الرد
أتمنى لكم التوفيق كلكم يا رب
فكره رائعه والله يجزاك خير
Life has change a lot . There are a lot of entertainmant technology, and the result is one of the most problems all over the word which is low acadmic level of studnet .
The main cause of low acadmic level of studnet+ is entertainment technology they forgotten study , another causes of low acadmic level of student is the parents doesn't care for their children.
There are alot of bad result of low Acadmic level of student+ for exmple, low in social development another result is weak community unable in progress
Finally, low academic level of student is avery dangerous problem and we must stop her and find asolve to this problem because, education is our present and futer.
الحياة تغيرت هناك الكثير من وسائل الترفيه التكنولوجيه والنتجيه مشكله من المشكلات في العالم+ وهي تدني مستوى الطلاب
السبب الرئيسي في تدني مستوى الطلاب هو+ انشغالهم في وسائل الترفيه التكنولوجية مما ادى الى اهمال دراستهم سبب اخر وهو عدم اهتمام الوالدين
هنالك الكثير من النتائج السيئة لضعف مستوى الطلاب مثلا ضعف المجتمع وسبب اخر وهو ضعف في التطور الاجتماعي
اخيرا مشكلة تدني مستوى الطلاب هي مشكله خطيرة ويجب علينا ايقافها وايجاد حل لهذه المشكله لان التعليم هو حاضرنا ومستقبلنا
هل المقال صحيح بالانجليزي؟
اليوزر مشترك
أتمنى مساعدتي في إيجاد أكثر من ترجمة للعنوان التالي ليتسنى لنا اختيار أفضل ترجمة
علماً أنه عنوان بحث ماجستير باللغة الانجليزية
العنوان المطلوب ترجمته هو:
"إدراك مديري التعليم العام لمستوى تمكينهم وعلاقته بالمتغيرات الشخصية والتنظيمية"
كلمة (تمكين ) هنا المقصود بها (صلاحيات المدير)[/CENTER][/SIZE]
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez
ولكم أصدق الدعوات بظهر الغيب
السلام عليكم
ابغى ترجمة هذا المقطع
. Manage Accounts Receivable
Be courteous, but firm with customers. Most small businesses
do not have the cash flow that allows the luxury of providing lines of credit to their customers. Track accounts receivables closely, and follow-up on past due accounts.
الله يعافيك ابيك تترجمين القطعه الاستاذه طالبتها منا
headaches, especially those towards the back of the head , can be caused by eyestrain and one of the first things to check is the eyesight. hypermetropia (long sightedness) and astigmatism are the defects most likely to cause headaches . sinusitis is another common cause of pains in the head .
الصداع، هو بالذات ذلك الجزء الخلفي من الرأس، ومن المحتمل أن يكون سببه إجهاد العين واحد الامور للتحقق من ذلك هو البصر. ان مد البصر (بعد النظر الطويل) والاستكماتيزم هما الأكثر احتمالا أن تسببان الصداع. وكذلك التهاب الجيوب الأنفية هو سبب اخر منتشر من الام الرأس .
ان شاء الله اكون افدتك
language teacher 98 standard
بعض الناس يعتقدون ان السعادة في الجمال , لو كانت كذلك لكانت الطواويس والورد احرى منا بالسعادة واجدر منا بها
وبعضهم يعتقد ان الثروة هي السعادة , لو كانت السعادة بالمال زالذهب والفضة لكانت الجبال والمناجم احرى بالسعادة منا فإن فيها الشيء الكثير من ذلك .
ممكن تحولون هالنص لإنقلش ؟
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