No. 1,928 in Arabic

مقاعد

Seats.

In a sentence

المقاعد في القاعة مرتبة بشكل منظم.
The seats in the hall are arranged neatly.
Here, the word مقاعد is used to mean 'seats', referring to furniture arranged for sitting.
قام الطالب بحجز مقاعد للسينما.
The student reserved seats for the cinema.
In this context, مقاعد denotes individual 'seating places' in the context of reservations for an event.
يتنافس الرياضيون على مقاعد الفريق الوطني.
The athletes compete for positions on the national team.
In this sentence, مقاعد metaphorically represents 'positions' or 'roles', indicating its figurative use to denote a place or opportunity.

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