| violate(verb) |
to break or act against something, especially a law, agreement, principle, or something that should be treated with respect |
| validate(verb) |
to make something officially acceptable or approved, especially after examining it |
| undertake(verb) |
to take responsibility for and begin doing something |
| transport(noun) |
to carry things from one place to another |
| transit(verb) |
to change from airplane to another one |
| thereby(adverb) |
by that means; because of this; as a result of this action |
| terminate(verb) |
to end or stop, or to cause something to end or stop |
| supplement(noun) |
add extra to support or make something complete |
| subsidy(noun) |
money paid to keep the cost or price affordable (دعم مالي ) |
| statistic(noun) |
number that represent piece of information |
| simulate(verb) |
to do or make something that looks real but is not real |
| scheme(noun) |
an organized plan for doing something, especially something dishonest or illegal that will bring a good result for you |
| rigid(adjective) |
not able to be changed or persuaded |
| reverse(verb) |
to change to an opposite state ,way or condition |
| restrain(verb) |
to control the actions or behavior of someone by force, esp. in order to stop that person from doing something |
| reinforce(verb) |
to make something stronger, usually by adding more material or another piece |
| regime(noun) |
a particular government or a system or method of government |
| pursuit(noun) |
an attempt to achieve something |
| psychology(noun) |
the study of the mind and how it effect behavior |
| prohibit(verb) |
to officially refuse to allow something |
