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1 effect
kb. 1 pengaruh. 2 efek, akibat. for e. untuk gagah-gagahan. -effects (personal) j. harta benda, milik. -kkt. 1 menyebabkan, mengakibatkan. 2 mengadakan, menjalankan. -
2 effect
nounപ്രഭാവം, അകന്പടികള്, സ്വാധീനം, അര്ത്ഥം, ഉദ്ദേശ്യംverb transitiveനടപ്പില് വരുത്തുക, ഫലം ഉളവാക്കുക -
3 after-effect
nounഅനുബന്ധപ്രവര്ത്തനം, അനന്തരഫലം -
4 side effect
nounപാര്ശ്വഫലം -
5 sound effect
nounധ്വനി പ്രഭാവം, കൃത്രിമമായ ശബ്ദവിശേഷം -
6 amelioration
ks. yang memperbaiki, bersifat memperbaiki. The regulation has a. effect Peraturan itu mengakibatkan perbaikan. -
7 corrosive
kb. bahan (peng)gigit, bahan perusak. -ks. 1 yang menggigit, yang memakan. 2 yang menghancurkan. 3 bersifat merusak. the c. effect of worry akibat yang bersifat merusak dari kerisauan. -
8 cumulative
ks. 1 kumulatif. 2 bertimbun, bertumpuk. The. effect of overwork can be dangerous Akibat yang bertimbun dari terlalu banyak bekerja dapat membahayakan. -
9 deleteratious
ks. merusak, mengganggu. Smoking may have a d. effect on o's healt Merokok bisa mengakibatkan rusaknya kesehatan seseorang. -
10 null
ks. 1 batal. The marrieage was legally n. Perkawinan itu secara hukum batal. 2 tidak ada. The effect was n. Hasilnya tak ada. -
11 salubrious
ks. menyehatkan, menyegarkan. s. effect on pengaruh yang menyegarkan bagi. -
12 salutary
ks. 1 menyehatkan (of exercise) 2 bermanfaat. to have a s. effect on berakibat baik bagi. -
13 undesirable
ks. 1 tak menyenangkan, jahat (of person). 2 tak diingini (of effect).
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