Glossary entry

Arabic term or phrase:

وعضوية

English translation:

and the panelists

Added to glossary by Amidas
Aug 14, 2004 03:36
19 yrs ago
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Arabic term

وعضوية

Arabic to English Other Law (general)
قالت محكمة الاستئناف برياسة المستشار مجدي محمد حسين وعضوية المستشارين مصطفي محمد رشاد وسعد علي عبدا لعظيم وسكرتاريةعنهاجمال عبدا لتواب أن تقرير الخبير أثبت أن المستأجرة لم تترك الشقة بقصد الاستغناء ..

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Arabic term (edited): ������
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and the panelists

and the panelists

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Note added at 21 mins (2004-08-14 03:58:14 GMT)
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you can also say membership of, it is correct but not used in this case, usually panelist is used.

panelist = عضو في هيئة مستشارين
Peer comment(s):

agree Hanan Ghannoum
2 hrs
thanks ghhanan
agree ahmed ismaiel owieda : great legal knowledge
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thanks ahmed
disagree Zuhair Nara : "panelist" is weak! Though longer, "members of the panel" is more appropriate. Anyway, the whole phrase should not be translated litteraly.
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I did only translate (and the panelists) nothing more than what was asked, as far as I know a member of the panel in the UK is called panelist, if you listen to BBC you will hear the word panelist many times, please consult any of the dictionaries at hand
agree Awad Balaish
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thanks Awadh
agree Sami Khamou
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thanks Sami
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Arabic term (edited): ������

Advisory Board / Members of the Advisory Board

The Court of Appeal's Advisoy Board

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Arabic term (edited): ������

and the membership of

This word literally means "and the membership of". However, a judge presiding in a court is not referred to, in English, as being a "member" of the court. I would not use the term "panelist" either.

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Note added at 4 hrs 33 mins (2004-08-14 08:10:12 GMT)
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I would, however, use the phrase \"member of the panel\", which is common in the legal jargon.
Peer comment(s):

agree Arabicstart : هذا الجواب المناسب لهذه الجمله http://dictionary.ajeeb.com/idrisidic_1.asp?Site=1&DestLang=...
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Thanks Zarka
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