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41 flat on one's face
tertelungkup -
42 have a face
bertampang -
43 have a face of a certain kind
berwajahEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > have a face of a certain kind
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44 lie face downward
menelungkup -
45 lie face downward on something
menelungkupiEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > lie face downward on something
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46 lie face up
celentang -
47 open face
terbuka sebelah atas* * *terbuka sebelah atas -
48 place something face downward
menelungkupkanEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > place something face downward
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49 slapping on the face or ears
tempelengEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > slapping on the face or ears
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50 long face
muka masam / sedih* * *muka masam/sedih -
51 pull a face
menunjukkan perasaan tdk suka, jijik, kecewa* * *menarik muka* * *menunjukkan perasaan tidak suka, jijik, kecewa -
52 straight face
tertawa* * *tertawa -
53 a slap in the face
penghinaan -
54 a smiling face
wajah dengan senyuman -
55 about face
perubahan tiba-tiba -
56 baby face
berwajah anak-anak -
57 blade face
bidang-sudu -
58 coal face
bagian batu bara -
59 crystal face
bidang kristal -
60 flawn in the face of
bertentangan dengan
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