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1 put out
memadamkan, mencemaskan, mengganggu, ke luar* * *memadamkan, mencemaskan, mengganggu, ke luar* * *gemas, membunuh -
2 put out to contract
memborongkan* * *melelangkan -
3 put out contract
memborongkan -
4 put out of
mengusir/memecat -
5 put out of action
mempensiunkan -
6 put out of business
tidak dapat berbuat apa-apa -
7 put out of countenance
memberi malu -
8 put out of his
mengurangi rasa sakit -
9 put out of humor
memarahi -
10 put out of the way
merampok/membunuh -
11 put out the light
memadaml lampu -
12 put out to lease
menyewakan -
13 put-out
menanggalkan -
14 put-out light
memadamkan lamp -
15 out-put
out-put -
16 out-put test
percobaan tenaga -
17 put hand out
mengulurkan tangan -
18 put tongue out
menjulurkan lidah
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