dedication
إخلاص
definition
noun
his dedication to his duties
the quality of being dedicated or committed to a task or purpose.
the dedication and unveiling was attended by some 5,000 people
the action of dedicating a church or other building.
translation of 'dedication'
noun
وقف تخصيص,
تفان,
إهداء كتاب,
إخلاص,
تكريس
example
It is a moving 'dedication' to this Sergeant Craig Nelson.
At the B&O's 'dedication' ceremony, a scroll was placed in a hole drilled inside the foundation stone.
Then follows the 'dedication' to William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke, and his brother Philip Herbert, Earl of Montgomery.
Throughout the Gospels, two women stand out in their love for the Lord and fearless 'dedication' to His purposes: Mary of Magdela and Mary of Bethany.
Such preparations marked a building's 'dedication' and consecration to the service of God.
More than 3000 people crammed around the HMAS Sydney memorial at Mount Scott yesterday for its 'dedication' ceremony.
Here again, her 'dedication' to the task on hand was as remarkable as ever and she proved an excellent student.
a faintly engraved inscription or 'dedication'
The company's 'dedication' ceremony was marked by a scroll placed in the foundation stone.
The 'dedication' ceremony was held at NASA Ames Research Centre, Moffett Field, California.
You don't have to go any further than the 'dedication' to see what's so very wrong with her new book.
But the money will not be available until October - one month before the national 'dedication' ceremony to the ship at the memorial site at Mount Scott.
We are in complete agreement about the wording for the 'dedication' to the memory of Calouste Gulbenkian and the mention of your name and of the commission.
I was most disturbed by his words concerning the 'dedication' in William's book.
His ability has never been in doubt, his hard work and 'dedication' to the task in hand has been obvious, but was it enough?
his 'dedication' to his duties
A family culture still very much prevails and, while output has increased, the Butlers insist their 'dedication' to quality has not been compromised.
As I discovered during the four-hour-long 'dedication' ceremony, the cathedral is not just a huge auditorium under church auspices.
His heart was never fully in the job and his 'dedication' to the task has been questioned.
The 'dedication' ceremony was attended by guests from around the world and featured entertainment and several exclusive displays.
When I told a friend about my 'dedication' ceremony, I never anticipated her initial shocked reaction.
The inside had the 'dedication' to: ‘My miracle, Naiad, and to whom ever follows their heat back home.’
To make a film relying on personal financial means is a courageous task that shows 'dedication' to the art: how did you manage to accomplish it?
What was a surprise for the McNairs was news of Nora's book and its moving 'dedication' to them.
His vision, necessarily, was a narrow one and he was no politician, but his 'dedication' to his task was total.
A number of students who helped design the space have since graduated but all were named and thanked at the special 'dedication' and blessing ceremony.
Their 'dedication' to quality has paid off - with a devoted band of customers throughout West Yorkshire.
The preparation and training involved for the trip required tremendous effort and 'dedication' on their part, all in aid of a most worthy cause.
Neill's 'dedication' in this book is the oldest citation of the word contrarian.
As with the 'dedication' to Winsor, this one exhibits a beautiful tone and style, though without quite as many literary fireworks.
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