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1 expression
kb. 1 ungkapan, ucapan. 2 pernyataan. 3 perasaan, ekspresi. 4 tanda, lambang. -
2 expression
nounമുഖഭാവം, പ്രകാശനം, ഉദീരണം -
3 archaeology
ks. tidak dipakai lagi, kuno, kolot, lama. an a. expression perkataan yang tidak dipakai lagi -
4 colloquial
yang berhubungan dengan bahasa percakapan atau bahasa sehari-hari. c. expression ucapan yang dipakai sehari-hari. c. language bahasa percakapan. -
5 disuse
kb. keadaan tidak dipakai. That expression has fallen into d. Ungkapan itu sudah tak dipakai lagi. -
6 facial
kb. masase muka. -kt. yang berhubungan dengan muka. f. expression ekspresi muka. -
7 harshness
ks. 1 kasar (towel, expression, statement). 2 keras. 3 parau (of voice). 4 tajam. h. coast pantai yang gundul dan berbukit. -harshy dengan kasar. to treat h. memperlakukan dengan kasar. -
8 proverbial
ks. 1 yang jadi pepatah. p. expression ucapan yang jadi pepatah. 2 terkenal. the p. smog of Los Angeles asbut Los Angeles yang terkenal. -
9 sober
ks. 1 seadanya. 2 waras, bijaksana (decision). 3 tak mabuk. 4 sederhana (color). 5 tenang (expression). -kkt. membuat tenang. sober-minded ks. berpikiran sehat, tenang pembawaannya. -sobering ks. yang menenangkan, yang membawa kewajaran/ketenangan. -
10 subtlety
kb. (j. -ties) 1 seluk-beluk, kepelikan (of a language). 2 kehalusan (of expression).
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