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2 Translation results for:
established
1
established
adjective
ثَبْت
Example sentences of
established
adjective
We acted by a well-
established
principle.
My aunt works in an
established
law firm.
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Reverse translation for
established
ثَبْت
أَقَامَ
أَسَّسَ
أَصَّلَ
كَرَّسَ
بَرَمَ
أَبْرَمَ
بَنَى
أَنْشَأَ
أَقَرَّ
حَدَّدَ
سَنَّ
اسْتَنَّ
أَرْسَى
ثَبَّتَ
أَثْبَتَ
2
establish
verb
established, has established, is establishing, establishes
أَقَامَ, أَسَّسَ, أَصَّلَ, كَرَّسَ بَرَمَ, أَبْرَمَ, بَنَى, أَنْشَأَ أَقَرَّ, حَدَّدَ, سَنَّ, اسْتَنَّ, أَرْسَى ثَبَّتَ, أَثْبَتَ
Example sentences of
establish
verb
The film
established
her as a star.
She
established
a reputation as a hard worker.
The word is now
established
as part of the English language.
The company has
established
itself as a leader in the industry.
More examples
As a young doctor he worked hard to
establish
himself in the community.
They want to
establish
their children in the family business.
She
established
a system of tracking expenses more accurately.
The two countries
established
a mutual trade agreement.
establishing
a link between diet and cancer
Investigators are trying to
establish
if anyone knew about these problems before the accident.
They
established
the city in the 18th century.
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Synonyms of
establish
verb
settle
,
fix
,
found
,
prove
,
set up
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_________ a good idea to back up your files every week.
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