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1 the course of
keadaan -
2 the course of a year
sepanjang perjalanan tahun -
3 alter the course of
memalingkan -
4 in the course of
selama -
5 over the course of
setelah lewat -
6 walk over the course
mengalahkan dengan mudah -
7 walked over the course
mengalahkan dengan mudah -
8 course
1 a matter of \course: rapkan2 a matter of \course: sdh sehrsnya / semestinya, spt yg diha-3 gelanggang, rangkaian, mcm hidangan makan, kursus,4 in due \course: pd wktnya, menurut gilirannya5 in the \course of: wkt, selama6 in \course of: sdng dlm7 jln, perjlnan, peredaran, arah, tuj, haluan, aliran,8 kuliah, pelajaran, lapangan9 memburu, mengejar, mengalir, bergerak cepat* * *kursus* * *jalan, perjlnan, peredaran, arah, tuj, haluan, aliran,* * *arah, arah jalan, jalan, jurusan, mata pelajaran
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