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1 pegas
spring. 2 carpet beater. 3 pedal in car. 4 brake. -
2 mata air
spring (water) -
3 bidas
criticise; spring back or reboundmembidas: to criticise; to spring back or rebound -
4 bidas
mem-bidas penetrate, prierce k.r(of attack). 2 spring back, fly back k.r(when released) k.r(of trap, bedsprings, etc.) 3 fly from, shoot away. 4 attack verbally. -
5 colot
men-colot spring, leap, jump k.r(like a frog). -
6 jelungkap
men-jelungkap spring loose. 2 recoil. -
7 lantun
me-lantun rebound k.r(of a ball, spring). 2 reflect. 3 ricochet. -
8 mencuar
be flipped, pushed away with a springy motion. 2) spring back. 3) bend outward to project in a point. -
9 mencuat
be flipped, pushed away with a springy motion. 2) spring back. 3) bend outward to project in a point. -
10 perigi
well, spring. -
11 sendang
k.r(Java) spring, source. -
12 songpia
k.r(China) k.o. small fried spring-roll us. filled with finely shrodded meat. -
13 lenting
to rebound; to spring back -
14 pantul
to bounce back; to bound; to spring -
15 terpa
to leap; to spring forward; to pounce
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