dispose
تخلص
definition
verb
whose responsibility is it to dispose of scrap materials?
get rid of by throwing away or giving or selling to someone else.
the chief disposed his attendants in a circle
arrange in a particular position.
translation of 'dispose'
verb
رتب,
قنعه,
سوى,
قرر,
نظم,
أعد,
حسم,
نشر
example
people now have substantial assets to 'dispose' of after their death
They ease the atmosphere around two people and kindly 'dispose' people to each other.
whose responsibility is it to 'dispose' of scrap materials?
People propose, cops 'dispose' .
people now have substantial assets to 'dispose' of after their death
if you touch the female readers' hearts, it might 'dispose' their husbands to be charitable
The case with this, though, is that Ed Gein forced his mother into this situation, immediately killing her afterwards to 'dispose' the evidence.
she watched him 'dispose' of a large slice of cheese
The generals may propose, but H5N1 will 'dispose' .
she watched him 'dispose' of a large slice of cheese
Given, though, that many of these beings are incorporeal in nature and will not likely be 'disposing of' the food themselves, this leaves the offerer with a galling dilemma: what is the proper way to clean up after the gods?
Nor, fifthly, would it yield his inquiry more satisfaction, to be answered, that there existed in things a principle of order, which had 'disposed' the parts of the watch into their present form and situation.
Z button makes Fisher whistle, a helpful addition in order to call enemies to dark places where they can be quietly 'disposed' .
The Pentagon proposes, the press 'disposes' - albeit within softer confines than prevailed in the Gulf War.
Word lines are 'disposed' in parallel, and the main bit line and the ground line cross the word lines.
Today's garbage 'disposers' are efficient, safe, virtually trouble-free devices that anyone who knows how to use a screwdriver and wrench can install in a few hours.
Admittedly, Bean improves rapidly once crowned, and sets about 'disposing of' his rivals with suitable savagery.
There are a whole lot of proposals, but it is really the Congress that 'disposes' .
The ‘welcome’ signs, artfully 'disposed' , make it clear that hospitality is merely an allusive flavor; they are in no wise meant to be taken literally.
In the absence of clear evidence that a spouse intends to sell or 'dispose of' an asset or will be forced to do so, a court should not grant a deduction for notional sale or disposition costs.
Will Celtic resume business by 'disposing of' their city rivals or will this be the start of a Rangers revival?
Yet some also reflects on the Scottish audiences so much of his work addressed, and on the history which so 'disposed' them towards it.
We told people not to use running streams or rivers as toilet facilities because if the bacteria that carries cholera is 'disposed' in water it grows and spreads faster.
Among the accessories were cookware and crockery, trolleys and storage racks, dustbins and garbage 'disposers' , carpets and cleaning supplies, kitchen hardware and ventilators.
More often than not, offensive operations did not consist in digging continuous trench positions and zones 'disposed' in depth.
You cannot sell them or 'dispose of' them without the permission of the finance company.
GHA arrived at Mansfield Park hoping to complete a unique double over Borders rivals, having 'disposed of' Gala a week earlier.
Nature is clever, isn't it, being both provider on one hand and 'disposer' on the other.
Now Gore has handily 'disposed of' his Democratic rival and has improved in opinion polls against Bush.
Each of the boards was sunk into the PDMS at rates controlled by a range of symmetrically 'disposed' weights.
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