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1 have the gift of the gab
pandai bicara -
2 have the key of the street
bergelandangan -
3 have the authority
berwenang -
4 have the authority to
wewenang -
5 have the character of
berkelakuan -
6 have the design of
bercorak -
7 have the duty of
berkewajiban -
8 have the need
kebelet, belet -
9 have the obligation
berwajib -
10 have the power to
wewenang -
11 have the shape
berbentuk -
12 have the advantage of
memperoleh keuntungan dari -
13 have the banns published
memberitahukan resmi mau nikah -
14 have the best of it
memperoleh keunggulan -
15 have the blues
bersedih -
16 have the care of
memelihara -
17 have the cheeck
lancang -
18 have the conscience to
tak segan-segan -
19 have the day
memperoleh kemenangan -
20 have the day off
berlibur
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