Translations for „decease“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

decease VB

decease

مَاتَ

decease <a decease; deceases> N

decease

مَوْت

decease

مَمَات

decease

وَفَاة

decease VB

decease

رَحَلَ

decease

فَارَقَ

decease N

decease

قاضِيَة

decease

مَنُون

decease

نَحْب

decease

حِمَّة

decease VB

decease

رَدَى

decease

الرَّدَى

decease

الهَلاك

decease

المَوْت

decease

decease

مَنِيّة

decease

مَوَتان

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Often, eminent lords and knights at their decease would leave articles of their finery to their servants -- much of it unseemly for servingmen and women to wear.

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Just as we have many other problems, e.g., famine, decease, and war, they are quickly solved in a civilized world.

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He continued, however, in the care of his congregation till within a few months of his decease, when, from the same cause, he was compelled to discontinue his public services.

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In most cases, obesity is a self-inflicting decease.

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Weaker plants have lower resistance to decease and pests.

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Increase the amount of nitrogen by 1 ounce every two years until the eighth year, then decease it to 3 oz/plant in future years.

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He died from typhus decease in 1933.

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Both decease people appear into the media as newspaper and television screen.

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Who pays for the medical costs if a person suffers lung decease?

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We seem to see things coming into being and passing from it; but reflection tells us that decease and growth only mean a new aggregation ("synkrisis") and disruption ("diakrisis").

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