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taqdīr
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noun[C, U]
An estimation, evaluation, or assessment of the value, amount, size, or importance of something.
taqdīr
Pronunciation
Etymology
Verbal noun of the Arabic verb قَدَّرَ, from the root ق د ر relating to measuring, determining, or having power.
Examples
يحتاج المشروع إلى تقدير دقيق للتكاليف.
yaḥtāju al-mashrūʿu ilā taqdīrin daqīqin lit-takālīf
The project needs an accurate estimate of the costs.
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noun[U]
Appreciation, esteem, or respect shown toward someone or something.
taqdīr
Pronunciation
Etymology
Verbal noun of the Arabic verb قَدَّرَ, from the root ق د ر relating to measuring, determining, or valuing.
Examples
أعربت المديرة عن تقديرها لجهود الفريق.
aʿrabati al-mudīratu ʿan taqdīrihā li-juhūdi al-farīq
The manager expressed her appreciation for the team’s efforts.
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noun[C]
A grade, rating, or classification assigned to performance, especially in education or evaluation.
taqdīr
Pronunciation
Etymology
Verbal noun of the Arabic verb قَدَّرَ, from the root ق د ر relating to assigning value or measure.
Examples
حصلت على تقدير ممتاز في الامتحان.
ḥaṣaltu ʿalā taqdīrin mumtāzin fī al-imtiḥān
She received an excellent grade on the exam.
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noun[U]
Divine decree, destiny, or predestination; what is believed to have been ordained.
taqdīr
Pronunciation
Etymology
Verbal noun of the Arabic verb قَدَّرَ, from the root ق د ر in the sense of determining or decreeing.
Examples
يؤمنون بأن كل شيء يجري بتقدير الله.
yuʾminūna bi-anna kulla shayʾin yajrī bi-taqdīri Allāh
They believe that everything happens by God’s decree.
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