Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

for your attention

Arabic translation:

راجياً أن تحظى بعنايتكم أو اهتمامكم

Added to glossary by Amer al-Azem
Jul 6, 2003 18:17
21 yrs ago
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English term

for your attention

English to Arabic Bus/Financial
My observations are for your attention.
Change log

Dec 12, 2005 06:02: Fuad Yahya changed "Field" from "Other" to "Bus/Financial"

Proposed translations

+1
2 hrs
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للفت انتباهكم

The sentence is ambiguous because the word "attention" can mean two things, so the sentence can mean either:

1. I present my observations to draw you attention. (A friendly reminder).
أقدم ملاحظاتي للفت انتباهكم

2. I give you my observations, and you are to attend to the matter, i.e., to address the matter. (An order, a demand, or a request to take action, presented in a friendly manner).
أقدم لكم ملاحظاتي، راجياً أن تحظى بعنايتكم

Only by knowing the context can one decide which one is more appropriate.
Peer comment(s):

agree sarsam (X) : 2
10 mins
agree muhammad turman
52 mins
agree Walaa(prime)
2 hrs
disagree naela (X) : the above run-on sentences.
21 hrs
disagree Naela Al-Enezi (X) : the above run-on sentences.
21 hrs
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+3
25 mins

لانتباهكم

لانتباهكم
أو لعنايتكم
ملاحظاتي موجهة لانتباهكم أو لعنايتكم
Peer comment(s):

agree sarsam (X)
2 hrs
Thank you Sarsam
agree Saleh Ayyub
5 hrs
Thank you Saleh
agree radwa abdel ghany : لعنايتكم
3 days 8 hrs
Thank you Radwa
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+1
2 hrs

أرجو أن تحظي ملاحظاتي باهتمامكم

أرجو أن تكون ملاحظاتي موضع اهتمامكم
Peer comment(s):

agree Walaa(prime)
2 hrs
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2 hrs

لفت نظركم


ممكن :

2- جذب اهتماكم
3- لرعايتكم

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Note added at 2003-07-06 21:51:08 (GMT)
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4- لكي تنظروا فيها
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+1
13 hrs

لمعلوميتكم-للعلم

It is common practice in official correspondence
Peer comment(s):

agree naela (X)
10 hrs
TKS Naela
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