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1 dramawan
stage actor, performer. -
2 panggung
stage, raised platform. 2 grandstand. 3 scaffolding. -
3 pentas
stage -
4 pentas
raised platform, stage. pentas-an stage performance. -
5 babak
1. stage, phase. 2 k.r(Sport) round, heat, period. 3 k.r(Thea.) act. 4 stanza. 2. babak-belur/bundas black and blue k.r(from a beating or accident), skinned and bruised. -
6 cenger
very young k.r(of infants about -2 months old), crying stage. -
7 cerocok
1. funnel, spout. 2. 1) palisade at sea's edge, landing stage, berthing area. 2 breakwater. -
8 gebyak
k.r(Java) meng-gebyak perform, stage. -
9 geropyok
meng-geropyok k.r(Java) stage a raid, give chase. 2 round up. -
10 jenjang
1. 1) ladder, scaffold, trellis. 2) stairs, staircase, flight of stairs. 3) stage, level. 2. see JANJANG. 3. see BURUNG. -
11 kelut-melut
crisis, critical stage k.r(of an illness, political situation, etc.). -
12 kemelut
crisis, critical stage k.r(of illness, fever, political situation, etc.). -
13 stadium
k.r(Med.) stage of a disease. -
14 stambul
k.o. stage show often featuring indigenous versions of western drama. -
15 tahap
/tahapan/ stage, phase. -
16 tetarub
k.r(Java) stage with decorations k.r(of leaves, papers, and fruits). -
17 tingkatan
floor, story. 2 class, level, standard. 3 stage, phase. -
18 tonil
theater, the stage. 2 show. -
19 wayang
shadow play with leather puppets often. 2 leather puppet. 3 traditional drama performance of Java and Bali. wayang-golek wooden puppet show. wayang-kulit shadow play with leather puppet. wayang-orang Java stage show us. with wayang themes. -
20 panggung
theatre; stage
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