- practise also-tice
- مَارَسَ (مهنة) \ practise also-tice: to perform (sth.; not just to talk about it or know about it): Doctors practise medicine. \ See Also زاول (زَاوَلَ)، تعاطى (تَعَاطَى)
Arabic-English glossary. 2015.
practise also-tice
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