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1 past
kb. masa lalu. -ks. 1 bekas. 2 lewat. 3 lalu. p. participle bentuk katakerja yang menunjukkan bahwa sesuatu pekerjaan sudah dilakukan. p. tense bentuk katakerja yang menyatakan bahwa pekerjaan telah terjadi pada waktu yang lalu. -
2 past
adjectiveകഴിഞ്ഞadverbഒരു വശത്ത് നിന്ന് മറ്റൊരു വശത്തേക്ക്nounഭൂതകാലംprepositionസമയമോ സ്ഥലമോ കടന്നുപോയിട്ട്, സ്ഥിതിക്കോ കാലയളവിനോ അപ്പുറം -
3 fly past
phrasal verbയുദ്ധവിമാനങ്ങളുടെ പരേഡ് -
4 alluring
kb. sindiran, kiasan, ibarat. It was an a. to an incident long since past Itui memperingatkan kepada kejadian yang sejak lama terjadi. -
5 burgeon
kki. berkembang. This satellite town has burgeoned in the past few years Kota satelit ini berkembang dalam beberapa tahun terakhir ini. -
6 cogitate
kkt. merenungkan. She cogitated the past celebration Ia merenungkan perayaan yang telah lewat. -kki. memikir. to c. over/upon memikirkan. -
7 delve
kki. 1 menyelidiki. The police delved into his past Polisi menyelidiki masa hidupnya yang lalu. 2 mempelajari. to d. into books on that subject mempelajari dari buku-buku mengenai soal itu. -
8 recapture
kkt. 1 menangkap kembali. 2 memiliki kembali (the past). -
9 relic
kb. 1 barang peninggalan. 2 peninggalan. He's a r. of the past Ia merupakan seorang (tokoh) peninggalan zaman yang lampau. 3 barang milik orang keramat. -
10 ruminate
kki. 1 memamah biak (of cattle). 2 merenung(kan) (on the past). -
11 when
kb. lih WHERE. -kk. bila (mana), kapan.-kg. sejak kapan. -ksam. 1 kalau, bilamana. 2 ketika (past time).
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