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3 tumpang
join with others, joined with others, joined with others, joining with others* * *join with others -
4 menyekutui
join, ally oneself with -
5 menyerikatkan
join together, cause persons to unite -
6 berpegangan tangan
join hands, joined hands, joined hands, joining hands -
7 gabung dengan
join forces with, joined forces with, joined forces with, joining forces with -
8 gabungan persyaratan
join conditions -
9 gabungkan
join, joined, joined, joining -
10 gabungkan diri
join forces, joined forces, joined forces, joining forces -
11 gandengkan
join -
12 ikut bertempur
join battle, joined battle, joined battle, joining battle -
13 ikutkan
join -
14 masuk tentara
join up the army, jointed up the army, jointed up the army, jointing up the army -
15 turut berdoa
join the prayer, joined the prayer, joined the prayer, joining the prayer -
16 gabung
bundle, sheaf, cluster, join* * *join, joined, joined, joining* * *bundle, sheaf; cluster -
17 menggabung
merge, join together with* * *place in bundles or sheaves (of paddy, wood, etc); join together with -
18 menggandengkan
link, hook together, join, couple* * *link, hook together, join; couple (rairoad) -
19 menghubungkan
mesh, join, consugate, consoin, connect* * *connect, join; put someone in contact with someone -
20 nimbrung
butt into discussion, join on in conversation* * *join on in conversation where one is not wanted, butt into discussion
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