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41 litter
kb.1 sampah, kotoran. 2 seperindukan (of kittens). 3 tandu. 4 (stretcher) tandu orang sakit. -kkt. 1 mengotori (a room). 2 memberi alas. The horses were littered with straw Kuda-kuda itu diberi alas tidur jerami. -
42 outmatch
kkt. melebihi, menang dalam jumlah, mengalahkan. We were outmatched by... Kami dikalahkan oleh... -
43 preliminary
kb. (j. -ries) persiapan. The preliminaries were over Persiapan-persiapan selesai. -ks. 1 pendahuluan. p. examination pemeriksaan pendahuluan. 2 permulaan. p. training pendidikan permulaan. -
44 raring
ks. Inf.: penuh kegembiraan. The children were r. to go Anak-anak itu penuh kegembiraan akan pergi. -
45 royal
ks. 1 raja. 2 kerajaan. 3 megah. -royally kk. secara meriah. We were entertained r. Kami dihibur secara meriah. -
46 sardine
kb. ikan sardencis/sarden. We were packed in like sardines Kita berdempet-dempet seperti ikan sardencis. -
47 settler
kb. penetap, penghuni tetap. The early settlers were courageous Orang-orang yang mula-mula datang menetap sifatnya pemberani. -
48 survivor
kb. orang yang selamat. There were no survivors Tak ada yang selamat. -
49 unduly
kk. terlalu. We were not u. alarmed at Kami tidaklah terlalu terkejut oleh.
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