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adhesion

/ædˈhiʒən/ /ədˈhiʒən/

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noun

الالتصاق، التماسك

The ability of a substance to stick to an unlike substance.

Examples :

"The tape's strong adhesion to the paper kept the poster from falling off the wall. "

حافظ التصاق الشريط القوي بالورق على الملصق من السقوط عن الحائط.

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noun

التزام، تمسك

Persistent attachment or loyalty.

Examples :

"Her strong adhesion to her family values guided her decisions throughout her life. "

وجهها تمسكها القوي بقيم عائلتها في قراراتها طوال حياتها.

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noun

انضمام، التزام

An agreement to adhere.

Examples :

"The school board's adhesion to the new safety guidelines was unanimous. "

كان التزام مجلس المدرسة بالإرشادات الأمنية الجديدة بالإجماع.

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noun

الالتصاق

An abnormal union of surface by the formation of new tissue resulting from an inflammatory process.

Examples :

"The adhesion between the two siblings resulted from their argument and the subsequent inflammation of their relationship. "

نتج الالتصاق بين الشقيقين عن جدالهما والتهاب علاقتهما اللاحق.

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noun

الالتصاق، الالتصاق

The binding of a cell to a surface or substrate.

Examples :

"The adhesion of the gecko's feet to the glass allowed it to climb the window. "

سمح التصاق أقدام أبو بريص بالزجاج بتسلقه النافذة.

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