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1 much
kb. banyak. There is m. to be done Banyak yang harus dikerjakan. -ks. banyak. -kk. jauh. much-admired ks. yang mendapat banyak penghargaan. -muchly kk. sangat banyak. -
2 much
adjectiveവളരെ, ബഹു -
3 much less
adverbവളരെ കുറവ് -
4 as-much-again
idiomsഅത്രതന്നെ വീണ്ടും -
5 as-much-as-one-can-do
idiomsഒരു സംഗതി ചെയ്യണമെന്ന് വളരെ ആഗ്രഹിക്കുന്നുവെങ്കിലും -
6 in-as-much-as
conjunctionഅതുകാരണം, ഒരു പരിധിവരെconjunctionഅതുകാരണം, ഒരു പരിധിവരെ -
7 make much of
idiomsമനസ്സിലാക്കുക -
8 nothing much of
idiomsഅപൂര്ണ്ണമായ -
9 not much of
idiomsകഴിവുകുറഞ്ഞ, ചെറിയ -
10 over-much
adjectiveവളരെ, അത്യധികം -
11 too much for
idiomsസഹിക്കാവുന്നതിനപ്പുറം -
12 accentual
ks. beraksen. Much poetry is a. Kebanyakan puisi beraksen. -
13 ado
kb. ribut, heboh, beributan, kegaduhan. Much a. about nothing Ribut-ribut mengenai hal sepele. -
14 alignment
kk. 1 sama. These two words are spelled a. Kedua kata itu dieja sama. 2 sama, serupa. All customers are treated a. Semua langganan diperlakukan sama. 3 serupa, mirip. The two girls look much a. Kedua gadis itu serupa betul. -
15 aliteration
ks. 1 hidup. She is still a. Ia masih hidup. 2 riang, gembira, lincah. She is very much a. Ia seorang yang riang sekali. 3 penuh enersi, aktif. 4 penuh, dikerumuni. -
16 approximate
kk. kira-kira. A. how much is it? Kira-kira berapa harganya. -
17 as
kk. 1 sebagai. 2 seperti. 3 selama, sambil, seraya. as far as 1 sampai, sejauh. 2 sepanjang, setahu. 3 bagi. as for 1 kalau. 2 mengenai, tentang. as good as praktis, boleh dikatakan. as long as selama, mumpung. as much sebanyak itu.. -
18 backbone
kb. 1 tulang punggung. 2 kekuatan. He doesn't have much b. Dia tidak mempunyai kekuatan. -
19 bloat
kki. menjadi gembung. A goldfish will b. (up) if fed too much Ikan mas akan menjadi gembung jika terlalu banyak diberi makan. -bloated ks. gembung, bengkak. He has a b. look Mikanya kelihatan bengkak. -
20 boast
kb. pembualan, besar mulut. -kkt. membanggakan. -kki. menyombongkan diri. He boasts too much Ia terlalu menyombongkan diri.
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