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41 kecepatan
velocity, speed, rapidity, enquickness, celerity* * *speed* * *speed, velocity; cruising, speed, landing speed; too fast -
42 keren
impressive, handsome; dashing, well-dressed; spirited, fast (of a horse) -
43 lamtoro
the Leucaena glauca, a fast-growing tree used for firewood the leaves of which furnish fodder -
44 lamtorogung
a fast-growing tree similar in use to the Lamtoro but considerably taller -
45 lancar
fluent, swimmingly* * *fluent* * *fast, swift (of vessels, cars, etc); fluent; smooth (of discussions, etc) -
46 menyegerakan
speed up, accelerate; urge someone to work fast -
47 menyekat
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48 ngabuburit
seek amusement and distractions while waiting for day's fast to end -
49 nyrocos
talk glibly and fast -
50 pesat
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51 secepat
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52 tirakat
do something ascetic (fast, etc) in order to fulfill a wish or commemorate an event -
53 berpuasa
conduct fasting* * *fast, fasted, fasted, fasting -
54 cepat luar biasa
superbly fast -
55 ekspres
express, fast, special delivery* * *special delivery -
56 idul fitri
muslim feast day, feast at the end of the fast* * *idul fitri -
57 peraturan yang tepat
a hard and fast rule -
58 peraturan yang tidak dapat diubah
hard and fast rule -
59 seberapa cepat
how fast -
60 tidak berdaya untuk maju
be stuck fast
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