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1 take the field
idiomsമൈതാനത്തിലിറങ്ങുക -
2 take the floor
idiomsചര്ച്ചയില് പങ്കെടുക്കുക -
3 liberty
(j. -ties). kb. 1 kemerdekaan, kebebasan. 2 cuti, libur. to take liberties bertindak melewati kesopanan, bersifat terlalu bebas. to take the l. of memberanikan diri untuk. -
4 hindquarter
ks. yang paling belakang. Everyone for himself and the devil take the h. Setiap orang berusaha menyelamatkan dirinya dan/tidak mengacuhkan orang lain. -
5 initiator
kb. inisiatip, ikhtiar, prakarsa. on the i. of atas inisiatip. to take the i. mengambil inisiatip, memprakarsai. -
6 lid
kb. 1 tutup, penutup. 2 Anat.: (eye) pelupuk mata. S.: to flip o's l. menjadi marah, marah-marah. Sl.: to blow/lift/take the l. off membuka, menyingkapkan. -
7 offensive
kb. serangan. to take the o. menyerang, melakukan serangan. -ks. 1 menyakitkan hati, menghina (vulgar, insulting). 2 menusuk hidung. 3 tak sopan. 4 menjijikkan (of odor). -
8 rostrum
kb. mimbar. to take the r. naik keatas mimbar. -
9 conception
kb. gambaran. 2 penghamilan, pembuahan. The act of c. may take place at any time among human beings Perbuatan penghamilan pada manusia bisa terjadi setiap waktu. -
10 conciliatory
ks. bersifat mendamaikan. to take a c. attitude in the dispute bersikap mendamaikan dalam pertikaian itu. -
11 defensive
kb. sikap bertahan. to place/put on the d. mempersiapkan untuk membela diri. -ks. sifat pembelaan. to take a d. attitude bersifat bertahan. -
12 forelock
kb. gombak. to take time by the f. merencanakan/bersiap-siap sebelumnya, mengerjakan dalam waktu yang cukup. -
13 lam
kb. Sl.: to take it on the l. melarikan diri. -
14 lesson
kb. pelajaran. to give lessons in memberi pelajaran dalam. to take piano lessons belajar main piano. 2 tegoran. a stiff l. by the judge tegoran yang keras oleh hakim. -
15 note
kb. 1 catatan. 2 surat. 3 Fin.: surat hutang (at the bank). 4 nada. 5 Fin.: uang kertas. 6 nota. 7 surat pendek, katabelece. of n. penting, terkemuka. to take n. of memperhatikan. -kkt. 1 memperhatikan. 2 melihat. n. paper kertas tulis. -
16 peek
kb. pengintipan(sejenak). Take a p. at the baby Tolong tengok bayi itu. -kki. mengintip, menengok (sejenak). -
17 slack
kb. kekenduran, kelendutan. to take up the s. in a rope mengencangkan tali. -slacks j. 1 celana panjang untuk wanita. 2 pantalon (men). -kk. kendur. -
18 throne
kb. takhta, singgasana. to mount/take/ascend the t. naik takhta, menjadi raja.
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