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1 every
ks. (se)tiap, tiap-tiap. e. day tiap hari. Inf.: e. last tiap-tiap. -
2 every
determinerഓരോ, അതത്, എല്ലാം, നിരപ്പേ -
3 imaginable
ks. 1 yang dapat dipikirkan. to try every i. way mencoba dengan segala jalan yang dapat dipikirkan. 2 yang ada. to collect every stamp i. mengumpulkan setiap perangko yang ada. -
4 appreciative
kkt. 1 menahan, menawan (a thief). 2 memahami. It impossible to a. what he was saying Tak mungkin untuk memahami apa yang dikatakannya. 3 melihat. The thief apprehends danger in every sound Maling itu melihat bahaya dalam tiap bunyi. -
5 artifice
kb. kelicikan, kecerdasan. She used every a. to gain her end Ia mempergunakan segala macam kelicikannya untuk mencapai tujuannya. -
6 aspect
kb. 1 segi, aspek. Consider every a. of the situation Pertimbangkanlah setiap segi dari keadaan itu. 2 pemandangan (of a city, setting). 3 roman, muka (of a person). -
7 available
ks. 1 yang ada, tersedia, didapatkan. Every a. seat was taken Tiap-tiap kursi yang ada telah ditempati. 2 dapat. Will you be a. to go with me? Dapatkah engkau pergi dengan saya? -
8 brisk
ks. 1cepat. He takes a b. walk every morning Dia melakukan jalan cepat tiap pagi. 2 tajam. His remarks were very b. Ucapan-ucapannya sangat tajam. 3 dingin. It's a b. morning Pagi ini agak dingin. -
9 comeback
kb. 1 Inf.: muncul/bermain kembali. The boxer has made a marvelous c. Petinju itu muncul kembali dengan gilang-gemilang. 2 Sl.: jawaban tajam. He always has a c. for every reply Ia selalu pandai menjawab kembali untuk tiap-tiap jawaban. -
10 concept
kb. 1 konsep(si), buram, bagan, rencana. 2 pengertian. New concepts appear every day Pengertian-pengertian baru timbul tiap-tiap hari. -
11 cranny
kb. (j. -nies) sela-sela, celah-celah. We looked in every nook and c. Kami telah menyelidiki semua sela dan celah. -
12 endeavor
kb. usaha (keras). to make every e. to... melakukan segala usaha/ikhtiar untuk.. -kkt. berusaha keras. -
13 inch
kb. one i. long panjangnya satu inci. i. by i. setapak demi setapak. whitin an i. of nyaris, hampir. to know every i. of the area betul-betul mengenal daerah itu. kkt. melangkah setapak demi setapak. -
14 ineducable
kb. pemabuk. -kkt. memabukkan. Every weekend he is inebriated Tiap akhir pekan dia mabuk. -
15 journey
kb. kepergian, perjalanan. to set out on a j. pergi mengadakan perjalanan. -kki. bepergian, mengadakan perjalanan. He has journeyed to every part of the world Dia telah menjelajahi tiap pelosok bumi. -
16 radiate
kkt. memancarkan (happiness). -kki. 1 bersinar (of the sun). 2 menyebar. Road r. from the town Jalan-jalan menyebar dari kota itu. 3 memancar, terpancar. Goodwill radioates from every side Kemauan baik terpancar dari segala pihak.
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