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1 tali
rope, lasso, lace, string, chord* * *string* * *string, cord, rope; line, connection; belt, strap -
2 angkat kranjang dengan tali
rope way -
3 bahan pembuat tali
rope yarn -
4 batasi dengan tali
rope off, roped off, roped off, roping off -
5 gelendong tali
rope -
6 tangga dari tali
rope ladder -
7 bertali
equipped with a rope, with a rope attached -
8 tohok
harpoon or javelin with rope attached* * *harpoon or javelin with rope attached; a downward stab -
9 beri kebebasan
give rope, given free rein to, given free rein to, giving rope -
10 awut-awutan
tangled, tousled, chaotic, haphazard* * *tangled (of rope etc); tousled (of hair); chaotic, haphazard -
11 bergelung
coil* * *form into loop, formed into loop, formed into loop, forming into loop* * *coil (of a rope, snake), curl, become twisted; wear one's hair in a coil -
12 bergulung
roll, be rolled up, coiled* * *coiled* * *roll (of waves); be rolled up (of sleeves, etc); coiled (of rope, etc) -
13 embat
lash someone down with strip of bamboo, rope, etc -
14 gelung
coil, curve, turn, truss* * *bight* * *coil (of rope, etc), bun of hair; curve, turn -
15 gelungan
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16 gulung
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17 kelongggaran
laxness, laxity; leeway, room, latitude; dispensation, concession; too loose (of collar, rope, etc) -
18 kendur
slack (of rope, business); loose; flabby, not trim (of body); lifeless, weak, without pep; lax (linguistic); slacken -
19 lembek
soft, enervate* * *flabby* * *soft (of a pillow, etc), flabby (flesh); soft, mushy (of porridge, etc); loose, slack (of rope, springs); weak -
20 longgar
loose* * *diffuse* * *loose (of rope, clothes, screw, etc); lax (in discipline); not binding (of contract, friendship)
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