No. 3,605 in Arabic

أقر

"Aqra" (أقر) means "to acknowledge," "to approve," or "to admit."

In a sentence

أقرَّ المدير بالخطة الجديدة بعد مراجعتها.
The manager approved the new plan after reviewing it.
In this sentence, 'أقر' is used to mean 'approved' or 'agreed upon' something after consideration or review.
أقرَّ الطالب بخطئه وطلب الصفح.
The student admitted his mistake and asked for forgiveness.
Here, 'أقر' is employed to indicate 'acknowledged' or 'confessed' something, often associated with admitting.
أقرَّ المجلس تشريعاً جديداً لتعزيز التعليم.
The council enacted a new legislation to enhance education.
In this context, 'أقر' signifies 'enacted' or 'established' a law or regulation.

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