يدرج

The sentence means 'I want to include my name in the list.' The verb 'أدرج' (to include/put in a list) is the most appropriate.

The sentence asks 'Can you put this book on the bookshelf?' 'تدرج' (to put/include) fits the context of placing an item.

The sentence means 'The teacher will include the students' names in the report.' 'يدرج' (to include) is the correct verb here.

The sentence is a polite request: 'Please include this in the list.' 'أدرج' (include/put in) is the appropriate command form.

The sentence asks 'Did you forget to include my name?' 'تدرج' (to include) completes the meaning.

The sentence means 'We will include all important information in the email.' 'ندرج' (we include) is the correct verb form.

The verb should be conjugated to match the subject 'أنت' (you, addressing a male or general request).

The imperative form for 'you' (singular male) is used here for a command.

The verb is conjugated for 'نحن' (we) as the sentence implies a general necessity for all.

The verb is in the past tense, third person feminine singular, to match 'اسمها' (her name).

The verb is conjugated for 'نحن' (we) following 'علينا' (on us, we must).

The verb is conjugated for 'أنت' (you, singular male) in a question.

النص يقول: 'يجب على الموظفين إدراج أسمائهم في قائمة الحضور كل صباح.'

النص يذكر: 'هذا يضمن أن يتمكن الجميع من الاطلاع على المحتوى قبل الجلسات.'

النص يقول: 'لقد أدرجت الشركة بندًا جديدًا في سياستها الداخلية.'

The word 'ضمنًا' means implicitly or as part of, which fits the context of including a course in a study plan.

The verb 'تُدرَج' is the passive form, meaning 'to be included', which is appropriate for proposals in an agenda.

'إدراج' is the verbal noun meaning 'the act of including' or 'inclusion', fitting the context of adding names to a list.

The context implies that these important notes *must* be included, so 'نُدرج' (we include) is the correct choice, indicating action.

'إدراج' means to include or insert, which is appropriate for adding a name to a list of outstanding students. 'تضمين' also works but 'إدراج' is a more direct fit with the verb 'يدرج'.

The project manager requested the *inclusion* of all modifications, making 'إدراج' (inclusion) the correct verbal noun.

The verb 'تدرج' (tudrij) means to include or list someone's name in a list, which fits the context of a company deciding to include a name for promotion. 'تخرج' means to graduate or exclude, 'تشمل' means to include but often in a broader sense, and 'تضيف' means to add, but 'تدرج' is more precise for listing.

The verb 'يدرج' (yudrij) is the most appropriate here as it means to list or include all sources used in a study. 'يصنف' means to classify, 'يدمج' means to merge, and 'يحدد' means to determine.

Here, 'تدرج' (tudrij) is used in the sense of inserting or integrating the new paragraph smoothly into the original text's context. 'تضمين' means inclusion, 'إدخال' means entry or insertion, and 'تأليف' means authorship or composition.

The verb 'يدرجوا' (yudrijū) means to list or include their main points in the research summary, which is what the professor would ask. 'يعدوا' means to prepare, 'يدونوا' means to write down (often implies more detail), and 'يحللوا' means to analyze.

In this context, 'تدرج' (tudrij) means to include or insert the notes into the final report. 'تراجع' means to review, 'تأخذ' means to take, and 'تكتب' means to write, but 'تدرج' specifically implies adding them to an existing document.

To ask someone to include your name in an attendance list, 'تدرج' (tudrij) is the most precise verb. While 'تسجل' (to register) and 'تضيف' (to add) can sometimes be used, 'تدرج' specifically implies listing or placing within a group.