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1 jauh
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2 memencil
far from everything. -
3 renggang
far apart -
4 jauh
1. far, distant, remote. 2 far, by far. se-jauh as far as. -
5 sampai
1. 1) to, till, as far as. 2) arrive. 3) reach, extend far enough. 4) arrive, materialize. 5) go as far as to, get to the point of. 2. hang up to dry. -
6 abiturien
o. who went as far as high school. -
7 antara
between. 2 in, about (of time). 3 not far from. 4 in the meanwhile. -
8 awang-awang
atmosphere. 2 up in the air, uncertain, far off. 3 dizzy. -
9 awas
careful, watch out. 2 sharp-sighted, far-sighted. 3 (Sport) get set ! -
10 celat
men-celat jump far, jump high. -
11 dusun
k.r(Lit.) orchard. 2 village far from urban areas. -
12 geluduk
deep, far-off thunder. ber-geluduk thunder, rumble. -
13 julat
k.r(Lit.) range, reach. se-julat-mata as far as the eye can see. -
14 kadung
k.r(Java) go too far, overdo. 2 take an irrevocable step o. should not. -
15 kebacut
k.r(Java) gone too far, taken an irrevocable step. -
16 kejauhan
distance, distant place. 2 too far. -
17 keterlaluan
excessive, far too much. -
18 larut
1. 1) soluble. 2) fused, dissolved. larut-an k.r(Chem.) solution. 2. 1) protracted. 2) late, far-advanced k.r(of night). -
19 luas
wide, broad. 2 extensive, vast k.r(forests, etc.). 3 capacious, commodious k.r(trunk, room). 4 far-ranging k.r(discussion). -
20 menjawikan
avoid, keep away from. 2 be far from.
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