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ميكانيكا الموانع

English translation: Fluid Mechanics

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Arabic term or phrase:ميكانيكا الموانع
English translation:Fluid Mechanics
Entered by: Musab Hayatli

20:03 Dec 2, 2003
Arabic to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Arabic term or phrase: ميكانيكا الموانع
name of another subject taught in the faculty of engineering- it is taught in civil engineering dept. but it is related to mechanic
stue
Local time: 10:54
Fluids Mechanics
Explanation:
In some areas in the Arab world it is referred to as: "ميكانك الموائع" which I personally think is more accurate. But yes, the term you gave is used in that sense. Check website below.

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Note added at 3 hrs 46 mins (2003-12-02 23:50:36 GMT)
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Please check the web connection below where the term \"موانع\" is actually the one used.

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Note added at 23 hrs 25 mins (2003-12-03 19:29:45 GMT)
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Fluid Mechanics as Alaa rightly pointed out, and please check the web connection below where the word \"موانع\" is used. I have seen it in more than website. But, I agree, \"موائع\" is the more common one.
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Musab Hayatli
Local time: 08:54
Grading comment
after verfying i guess you are right.thanks
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ميكانيكا الموانع
Fluids Mechanics


Explanation:
In some areas in the Arab world it is referred to as: "ميكانك الموائع" which I personally think is more accurate. But yes, the term you gave is used in that sense. Check website below.

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Note added at 3 hrs 46 mins (2003-12-02 23:50:36 GMT)
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Please check the web connection below where the term \"موانع\" is actually the one used.

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Note added at 23 hrs 25 mins (2003-12-03 19:29:45 GMT)
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Fluid Mechanics as Alaa rightly pointed out, and please check the web connection below where the word \"موانع\" is used. I have seen it in more than website. But, I agree, \"موائع\" is the more common one.


    Reference: http://www.uob.bh/colleges/science/mathematics/fac-fa.htm
Musab Hayatli
Local time: 08:54
Native speaker of: Native in ArabicArabic
PRO pts in pair: 44
Grading comment
after verfying i guess you are right.thanks

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  muhammad turman
3 mins
  -> thank you

agree  Fuad Yahya: Assuming the word is الموائع, not الموانع. Otherwise, it would be "barrier mechanics." Check the context or verify with your client or agency.
29 mins
  -> Yes, as I said, الموائع is more the word used, however, check the URL above where الموانع is used in that meaning.

agree  Sami Khamou: I agree also with Fuad. The term موانع . It is better to verify, itcould also mean "Seals" موانع التسرب
1 hr
  -> thank you, and check note above

agree  Nado2002: in some universities it is referd to only as_ Fluids _without Mechanics and am sure you mean موائع ,
2 hrs
  -> thank you

agree  sarsam
2 hrs
  -> thank you

agree  Gharbeia (X)
5 hrs
  -> thank you

agree  Alaa Zeineldine: Fluid Mechanics, without the "s".
10 hrs
  -> thank you, you are right!

agree  Alaa AHMED: + take into account Alaa's comment
22 hrs
  -> thanks

agree  Abdelazim Abdelazim
22 hrs
  -> شكرا

agree  AhmedAMS
6 days

agree  radwa abdel ghany
21 days
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