property
جائیداد
definition
noun
she wanted Oliver and his property out of her house
a thing or things belonging to someone; possessions collectively.
the property of heat to expand metal at uniform rates
an attribute, quality, or characteristic of something.
translation of 'property '
noun
جائداد
example
The index is formed by the prices of residential property, commercial 'property' and land.
Security coding property helps police identify and return stolen 'property' to the owner.
Down the years we did hear from time to time that it was being planned to raise the wreck from the seabed and recover much valuable 'property' .
Valuable 'property' was stolen, but worst of all was the trail of damage that was left behind.
Generally, the more damage you do to property, or the more 'property' you steal, the worse the punishment.
When the real estate market is down, both building owners and 'property' managers look for new ways to save money.
One thing is clear: the general 'property' or ownership in the items pledged remains vested in the pledgor.
the stolen 'property' was not recovered
My art is still my art, but those characters are their 'property' now.
Institutions are keen to buy commercial 'property' that is rented on long-term leases, as it offers healthy returns.
And this time is an exciting one in the commercial 'property' market.
So maybe we have some areas outside of protected areas, on private 'property' or council land, that could be set aside for those uses.
It provides reinsurance coverage to the commercial 'property' insurance market in Britain.
residential 'property'
Just because of the abuse of property ownership, private 'property' should not altogether be eliminated.
And far too many have had their 'property' stolen or vandalised.
This series and its characters are my 'property' and can only be used with my permission.
the 'property' of heat to expand metal at uniform rates
the stolen 'property' was not recovered
this is private 'property'
The derisory rates of interest have encouraged savers to play the stock market or buy 'property' .
The flamboyant loyalist has been accused of possessing and concealing criminal 'property' .
The fire had caused serious smoke and heat damage to the 'property' , he said.
The characteristic 'property' of membrane proteins is their intimate contact with lipids.
She knew immediately that her mother was going to hound Ferdinand for the money, perhaps even possess his belongings or 'property' .
Forested wetlands on and around the 'property' slow the water and soak it up.
It was, they said, far too risky and was overexposed to the commercial 'property' market.
he's expanding now, buying 'property'
we accept no responsibility for loss of 'property'
'property' law
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