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1 high-level language
high-level language -
2 low-level language
low-level language -
3 bahasa
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4 laboratorium bahasa
language laboratory -
5 pedoman bahasa
language reference manual -
6 sub-program
language subroutines -
7 maki-maki
use bad language, used bad language, used bad language, using bad language* * *abuse, especially with vulgar language -
8 bahasa kawi
old javanese language -
9 caci makian
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10 carut-marut
abusive speech, obscene language -
11 kagok
clumsy, awkward* * *clumsy* * *clumsy, awkward (especially in feeling one is doing something improper); speaking a language with a foreign or dialectal accent -
12 khazanah
treasury* * *treasure; treasury; storage area for valuable objects; vocabulary of a language -
13 madya
(in set formal phrases) medium, average; level of Javanese language between kromo and ngoko -
14 manuk
bird (in set phrases); penis (child language) -
15 memaki
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16 mencaci maki
taunt with vile language, heap on curses -
17 menghiasi
illustrate, emblazon, embellish, adorn* * *decorate, adorn someone or something; garnish, embellish (food,language,etc); illustrate (a magazine) -
18 menguasai
govern, dominate, command, take charge, master* * *dominate; take charge, be in command; master (a language, a raging fire, etc); have control over (one's feelings) -
19 pipis
(child language) urinate -
20 wayang suluh
puppet show in Indonesian language
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