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1 melanjurkan
stretch something out, protract something; continue something -
2 melar
stretch, expand, rise; expansion; elastic -
3 melurus
stretch out straight; become straight -
4 mengejangkan
stretch out (a limb, etc. so that it is rigid) -
5 menyelonjorkan
stretch (the legs) -
6 merentang
stretch, extend; build something that spans or extends outward -
7 merentangi
stretch over something -
8 regang
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9 kaus kaki yang diulur
stretch socks -
10 perketat peraturan
stretch a point, stretched a point, stretched a point, stretching a point -
11 regangkan
stretch, stretched, stretched, stretching -
12 bidanan
stretch, sector -
13 membuntangkan
stretch, strain, raise, pull up -
14 adon
knead* * *press and stretch, pressed and stretch, pressed and stretch, pressing and stretch -
15 membujur
sweep, oval, stretch, lie alongside, run* * *lengthwise* * *stretch out; lie alongside; strecth; horizontal -
16 bersenam
do physical exercises; stretch (after resting) -
17 bidang
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18 cuat
be dipped, spring back* * *stick up high, project upward; stretch out one's legs; stick out, be too visible -
19 lonjoran
something straight and long, a stretch of something -
20 memanjang
elongated, strect along a length, go along* * *stretch along a length; go along, be all along
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