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1 disaster
kb. 1 bencana. 2 kemalangan, mala petaka. -
2 disaster
nounനിര്ഭാഗ്യം, അത്യാഹിതം, ദുരന്തം, ഗ്രഹപ്പിഴ, ദുര്ദശ, വിഘ്നം, കാലക്കേട്, അപകടം -
3 man
kb. (j. men) 1 orang laki-laki. 2 laki-laki dewasa. 3 manusia. 4 suami. 5 (chess) biji catur.man-made ks. 1 buatan tangan. (of fiber). 2 buatan manusia (of a disaster). man-of-war kb. kapal perang. man-size(d) ks. yang berukuran orang dewasa. -
4 overwhelm
kkt. meliputi, membanjiri. to be overwhelmed a) (with joy) gembira meluap-luap. b) with disaster) kewalahan. -overwhelming ks. besar sekali, berlimpahan. -
5 toll
kb. 1 bea (cukai). t. charge on a bridge bea untuk melalui jembatan. 2 korban. The disaster took a heavy t. Bencana itu meminta banyak korban. 3 bunyi (of bell). -kkt. membunyikan (bell). -kki. berbunyi (of a bell).
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