Arabic term
ولكم واسع النظر
ربما ينبغي ترجمة العبارة بأكملهأ أي اقتراح المقابل المعتاد
شكراُ
Oct 24, 2011 23:25: Mohsin Alabdali changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): Heba Abed, Morano El-Kholy, Mohsin Alabdali
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Proposed translations
You have broad consideration as deemed appropriate.
you have the complete freedom in believing in what u see appropriate
you have complete discretion
with your broad discretion in determining what you consider appropriate.
you have broad discretion in determining what you consider appropriate.
schools have broad discretion in determining what they consider the appropriate appearance of students in the school setting.
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