Translations for „aspirant“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

aspirant <an aspirant; aspirants> N

aspirant

طَمُوح

aspirant

طَمَّاح

aspirant ADJ

aspirant

بَعِيدُ الشَّأْو

aspirant

طامِح

aspirant

عَالِي الْهِمَّة

aspirant

aspirant

تَوّاق

aspirant

تائِق

aspirant

مُتَعَطّش

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English

The aspirant "dai-osh" has to spend at least six months there, but one or two years is the usual span of time.

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Those who wish to join the community spend time as an aspirant, postulant and novice while they consider their commitment.

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At this stage, the world loses all its charm for the aspirant.

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Aspirants were provided with typescript lectures (sutras) on metaphysical topics, using idiosyncratic terms like integrality and partitivity.

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It comes from the small number of aspirant skinhead hooligans that had an enthusiasm for soul music.

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This doctrine says that insight must come from the aspirant's experience, application of knowledge, and critical reasoning.

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She initiates aspirants and has oversight of the work of non-profit organizations supporting teachers in different countries.

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This goes to both aspirants that begin their education without prior military service and those who are recruited among enlisted and petty officers.

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But this is not only a battle for the aspirants.

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All her spare means, though often depriving herself, she devoted to the education of poor aspirants to the priesthood.

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