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21 bergabung
gather together, collected together, merge, fose* * *join, joined, joined, joining* * *gather together, collected together; merge, fuse -
22 ikut
follow, go along, participate* * *follow, followed, followed, following* * *follow, go along; participate, join (in), also do; stay with someone in his or her house; be follower or servant of someone -
23 masuk
go in, enter* * *enter, entered, entered, entering* * *enter, go into; set (of the sun); be present at work; be included; participate, join -
24 memadu
unite, join; forge, weld, merge; agree -
25 mempersatukan
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26 mempertalikan
tie to; link, connect; join someone (in marriage) -
27 mencampuri
meddle, interfere* * *mix into; participate, join in; adulterate, mix something into something -
28 menggabungkan
bundle, bale, fuse, unite* * *bundle, bale; fuse, unite, join something to something else -
29 mengikutsertakan
bring everyone to take part* * *include someone in the company, allow someone to join in -
30 mengiringi
follow, accompany, escort, shadow, convoy* * *together with; join in, accompany -
31 menumpang
hitch-hike* * *ride in, go by; join in, go along with, use something; stay with; please, may I -
32 menurutkan
indulge* * *obey, follow; copy, imitate; cause someone to follow or join in -
33 merakit
make a raft; connect, join, assemble -
34 merapat
move closer; join together something; moor, tie up -
35 tayuban
kind of dance in which male members of audience are invited to join female professional dancers -
36 turut
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37 ikut serta
participate, partake, go along* * *join in, joined in, joined in, joining in -
38 gamblok
be attached to, hold on to, join -
39 meleburkan
fuse, smelt, join, affiliate something with
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