flower bud
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kuncup bunga
/ˈkuntʃup ˈbuŋa/
nounA2
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5000 Words: 100 words from the ZapomniEnglish 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.
Practice 5000 words in Indonesian with English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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flower petal
→
kelopak bunga
/kəˈlopak ˈbuŋa/
nounA2
flower vase
→
vas bunga
/ˈvas ˈbuŋa/
nounA2
flowerpot
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pot bunga
/pɔt ˈbuŋa/
nounA2
flowers
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bunga
/ˈbuŋa/
nounA1
fluffy
→
lembut berbulu
/ləmˈbut bərˈbulu/
adjectiveA2
flush
→
menyiram toilet
/məɲiˈram ˈtoilet/
verbA2
flying
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terbang
/tərˈbaŋ/
adjectiveB1
folding
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dapat dilipat
/ˈdapat diˈlipat/
adjectiveA2
folding table
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meja lipat
/ˈmedʒa ˈlipat/
nounA2
folk
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orang-orang
/ˈoraŋ ˈoraŋ/
nounB2
following
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berikutnya
/bəriˈkutɲa/
verbA2
food
→
makanan
/maˈka.nan/
nounA1
football
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sepak bola
/ˈsɛpak ˈbola/
nounA1
for
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untuk
/ˈuntuk/
prepositionA1
for a short time
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sebentar
/səˈbentar/
phraseA2
for free
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gratis
/ˈgratis/
phraseA1
for the moment
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untuk sementara
/ˈuntuk səməˈtara/
phraseA2
force
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gaya
/ˈɡaja/
nounA1
foreign
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asing
/ˈasin/
adjectiveA2
foreigner
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orang asing
/oˈraŋ aˈsiŋ/
nounA2
forest green
→
hijau tua
/ˈhidʒau ˈtua/
adjectiveA2
fork
→
garpu
/ˈgarpu/
nounA1
form
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bentuk
/bənˈtuk/
nounA2
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