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intangible ADJ

intangible
حاجة معنوية

intangible <intangible; intangibles> N ECON

intangible
غير ملموس
intangible
شيء غير ملموس

intangible ADJ

intangible assets

intangible cost ECON

intangible factors ECON

intangible fixed asset ECON

intangible fixed assets ECON

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It is also viewed as an intangible cultural heritage which is supposed to be preserved and promoted actively.
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Intangible factors like confidence and psychology played powerful roles, helping to explain the magnitude and depth of the panic.
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In other words, intangible cultural properties are certain artistic skills.
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However, the term may be used to describe a person who manages intangible products, such as music, information, and services.
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In addition to intangible rewards, volunteers can add relevant experience to their resumes.
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He then uses that statue or that symbol in future ceremonies to contact that intangible energy once again.
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And a focus on the transitional stages in life, those big events that make everything else become lucid and intangible.
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Traditional games are part of intangible heritage and a symbol of the cultural diversity in the world.
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An intangible good can be easily replicated, so after producing the first copy, further production cost is minimum.
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Their work is dedicated in rescuing and preserving tangible and intangible cultural heritage touched by conflict, neglect or human and natural disasters.
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