Two words that are easy to mix up. Comprehensive School is a noun meaning “A British state secondary school that admits pupils of all abilities without an entrance…”, while Compress is a verb meaning “Squeeze; condense; compact; reduce; flatten; press together; constrict”. بالعربي: Comprehensive School = مدرسة شاملة، Compress = يضغط أو يقلل حجم شيء أو بيانات.
مدرسة شاملة — مدرسة شاملة ثانوية بريطانية تقبل كل القدرات بلا امتحان دخول، لا الصفة comprehensive ولا الفعل compress؛ مدرسة غير انتقائية؛ مدرسة لجميع…
A British state secondary school that admits pupils of all abilities without an entrance exam — not the adjective comprehensive (complete) and not compress (to squeeze)
Counsel named the training claim a comprehensive-school model so the 9-month charts could not be called a private grammar track.
يضغط أو يقلل حجم شيء أو بيانات — يضغط أو يقلل حجم شيء أو بيانات؛ تقليص حجمي؛ ضغط معرفي 🔽🗜️
Squeeze; condense; compact; reduce; flatten; press together; constrict
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Comprehensive School means A British state secondary school that admits pupils of all abilities without an entrance exam — not the adjective comprehensive (complete) and not compress (to squeeze) Compress means Squeeze; condense; compact; reduce; flatten; press together; constrict
Comprehensive School: مدرسة شاملة. Compress: يضغط أو يقلل حجم شيء أو بيانات.