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venal

/ˈviːnəl/

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adjective

وريدي، متعلق بالأوردة

Venous; pertaining to veins.

Examples :

"The nurse checked the patient's venal blood flow after surgery. "

تحققت الممرضة من تدفق الدم الوريدي للمريض بعد الجراحة.

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adjective

فاسد، مرتش

For sale; available for purchase.

Examples :

"The politician's support for the company was venal, as it was clearly bought with a hefty campaign donation. "

كان دعم السياسي للشركة فاسداً، حيث تم شراؤه بوضوح بتبرع كبير للحملة.

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adjective

فاسد، مرتش

Of a position, privilege etc.: available for purchase rather than assigned on merit.

Examples :

"Because the mayor was venal, the building contract wasn't awarded to the best construction company, but to the one that offered him the biggest bribe. "

بسبب أن العمدة كان فاسداً، لم يُمنح عقد البناء لأفضل شركة إنشاءات، بل للشركة التي عرضت عليه أكبر رشوة.

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adjective

فاسد، مرتش

Capable of being bought (of a person); willing to take bribes.

Examples :

"The politician was known to be venal, accepting money from lobbyists in exchange for favorable votes. "

كان السياسي معروفًا بأنه فاسد، يقبل المال من جماعات الضغط مقابل أصوات مؤيدة.

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adjective

فاسد، مرتش

(of behaviour etc.) Corrupt, mercenary.

Examples :

"The venal judge accepted bribes to rule in favor of the wealthy company. "

قبل القاضي الفاسد رشاوى للحكم لصالح الشركة الثرية.

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