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1 penggantian mesin
engine replacement -
2 mesin
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3 bajaj
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4 berjalan
walk, stroll* * *walk, walked, walked, walking* * *walk; run (of an engine); run, go, work; be going on a certain age -
5 blangwer
fire engine -
6 derum
kneel* * *rumbling sound, rumble, rumbled, rumbled, rumbling* * *sound of muffled rumble (distant thunder, whir of engine) -
7 geber
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8 masinis
machinist, enginedriver* * *engine-driver* * *engineer of a ship or locomotive -
9 membongkar
unpack, unload, pry, dismantle, demolish, burglar* * *force open, dig up; break in; demolish, wreck (building); disclose, uncover, expose (plot, secret); unload, discharge (ship); open up, uncrate, unpack; dismantle, disassemble, take apart (engine) -
10 mendinginkan
refrigerate* * *refrigerate, chill something (a drink, etc); cool down (an engine, etc); calm down (someone's anger, etc) -
11 menghidupkan
activate* * *revive, bring to life; turn on (radio, TV, light, etc), start (engine); light (stove, lamp, etc); rekindle (interest, political party, etc) -
12 mengontakan
switch, turn on (a light, engine), plug something in; cause a short circuit -
13 mengotak-ngatik
move, set into motion (an engine, etc) -
14 motor
motor* * *motor* * *motor, engine; motorcar, auto; motorcycle; moving force behind something; motorboat -
15 stang
bar (of vehicle, engine, etc); handlebar of a bicycle; control someone or something -
16 terbatuk-batuk
have a coughing spell, sputtering* * *have a coughfing spell; sputtering or coughfing of an engine -
17 tokcer
working well, easy to start (of engine), lighting easily (of matches), getting pregnant easily, etc; the right thing, most efficacious -
18 bermotor empat
four engine -
19 efisiensi mesin
efficiency of engine -
20 ganti mesin
re-engine, re-engined, re-engined, re-engining
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Engine — En gine ([e^]n j[i^]n), n. [F. engin skill, machine, engine, L. ingenium natural capacity, invention; in in + the root of gignere to produce. See {Genius}, and cf. {Ingenious}, {Gin} a snare.] 1. Note: (Pronounced, in this sense, [e^]n*j[=e]n .)… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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