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1 stun
kkt. (stunned) 1 membisingkan. 2 menyebabkan kelenger/pingsan (from a blow). -stunning ks. 1 yang menarik perhatian, mempesonakan (outfit). 2 yang menulikan, membuat tuli (blow). -
2 reel
kb. 1 gulung, rol (of film). 2 alat penggulung, kili-kili (fishing rod). 3 kumparan. -kkt. menyebut. -kki. terhuyung-huyung (from a blow). -
3 senseless
ks. 1 pingsan (from a blow). 2 tolol, bodoh (idea). 3 tidak berperikemanusiaan, tak ada guna (killing).
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