Translations for „preoccupation“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

preoccupation <a preoccupation; preoccupations> N

preoccupation

اِنْشِغال

preoccupation

اِسْتِغْراق

preoccupation

انهِماك

preoccupation

انهماك كامل

preoccupation

سبق الامتلاك

preoccupation

بِدَهْشَة

preoccupation

سبق الامتلاك أو الإشغال

preoccupation

preoccupation

اِسْتِئْثار بِـ

preoccupation

اِسْتِحْواذ على

preoccupation

شُغْلٌ شاغِل

preoccupation with

preoccupation with

اِنْغِماسٌ في

preoccupation with

اِسْتِغْراق

preoccupation with

اِنْهِماك

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English

His anguish over what to do with this discovery has become a constant preoccupation.

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Finds of horse skeletons in graves suggest a strong equestrian preoccupation.

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The preoccupation with time seems especially relevant in a country whose historical development does not go back much before the eighteenth century.

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He then returns to his old preoccupation, the sound of the sea.

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Research suggests that confabulation occurs along a continuum of implausibility, bizarreness, content, conviction, preoccupation, and distress, and impact on daily life.

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This lack of ideological preoccupation doesn't mean that the party didn't bother to spread its principles.

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There will be just bare awareness paired with its preoccupation in the present.

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However, their preoccupation was mainly with the fighting further inland and there are few poems specifically connected with the town.

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One preoccupation of his has been the problem of what it means for instrumental music to express an emotion.

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The book's preoccupation with the vampire theory, though, has continued to evoke occasional ridicule and little serious interest.

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