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1 table manners
nounഭക്ഷണം കഴിക്കുന്പോള് സമുചിതമായി പെരുമാറല് -
2 manner
kb. 1 cara. m. of speaking cara berbicara. 2 gaya. 3 sikap. -manners j. kelakuan, tatakrama. good manners kelakuan baik. -mannered ks. dibuat-buat. -
3 atrocious
ks. 1 tidak sopan, kurang ajar, kasar. He has a. manners Tingkah lakunya tidak sopan. 2 kejam, mengerikan. That was an a. crime Itu adalah kejahatan yang kejam. 3 buruk sekali (of food). -
4 esteem
kb. penghargaan. to hold s.o. in high e. mempunyai penghargaan tinggi terhadap seseorang., menjunjung seseorang. -kkt. menghargai. to e. good manners menghargai sopan santun. -esteemed ks. mulia. -
5 exemplify
kkt. (exemplified) 1 memberikan contoh. 2 menunjukkan. His manners e. his breeding Tingkah lakunya menunjukkan didikannya. -
6 foppish
ks. yang berhubungan dengan pesolek. He has f. manners Dia bergaya pesolek. -
7 irreproachable
ks. yang tidak dicela. i. manners sopan santun yang tidak ada celanya. -
8 princely
ks. seperti/mirip bangsawan. p. manners tingkahlaku seperti bangsawan. -
9 sloppiness
kb. 1 kejorokan (of a room, dress). 2 kejelekan (of style). 3 keburukan (of manners). 4 kecerobohan. -
10 vulgar
ks. 1 kasar. v. manners tingkahlaku yang kasar. 2 tidak sopan. 3 kasar, cabul, carut (language).
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