approach: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 08:25, 13 August 2021

Plain form (yanzu)
approach

3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi)
approaches

Past tense (ya wuce)
approached

Past participle (ya wuce)
approached

Present participle (ana cikin yi)
approaching

yanda ake tunkarar ko fuskantar abu. kusanta, matso, dosa.
The chicks were more likely to approach the screen hiding more of the objects. [1] <> Akwai yiwuwar wadan an tsaki su tunkari mahangar karara fiye da sauran abubuwan. [2]

(countable) An approach is a way of doing something. <> tafarki ko tsarin yin abu. Yadda aka fuskanci yin abu.
as it is a divine approach for this life and the hereafter. <> domin wannan tsari shi ne tsarin na Allah {S.W.T} --parallel_text/Dr_Ragheb_As-Sergany's_An_Example_For_Mankind
(countable) An approach is the road or path that leads to a place. <> hanya.
There were cameras on all approaches to the house.

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 ==Noun==
 {{noun|approach|approaches}}
+{{suna|hanya|hanyoyi}}
 #{{countable}} An '''approach''' is a way of doing something. <> [[tafarki]] ko [[tsari]]n yin abu. Yadda aka [[fuskanci]] yin abu.
 #:''as it is a divine '''approach''' for this life and the hereafter.'' <> domin wannan '''tsari''' shi ne tsarin na Allah {S.W.T}<small> --[[parallel_text/Dr_Ragheb_As-Sergany's_An_Example_For_Mankind]]</small>
+#{{countable}} An '''approach''' is the road or path that leads to a place. <> [[hanya]].
+#: ''There were cameras on all '''approaches''' to the house.''
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