das Hundert
→
seratus
/səˈratus/
nounA1
German → Indonesian
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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 German hints. First see the meaning in German, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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an der Wand hängen
→
tergantung di dinding
/tərˈgaŋtung di ˈdindiŋ/
phraseA1
hungrig
→
lapar
/ˈlapar/
adjectiveA1
der Jäger
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pemburu
/pəmˈburu/
nounA2
die Jagd
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berburu
/bərˈburu/
nounB1
sich beeilen
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bergegas
/bərˈgəgas/
verbA2
verletzen
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menyakiti
/məɲaˈkiti/
verbA2
eisgekühlt
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beres
/ˈbɛrɛs/
adjectiveA2
das Symbol
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ikon
/ˈikon/
nounA2
der Ausweis
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kartu identitas
/ˈkartu idəntiˈtas/
nounA2
das Namensschild
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label identitas
/ˈlabel idenˈtitas/
nounA2
ideal
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ideal
/iˈdeal/
adjectiveB1
die Identitätsfeststellung
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identifikasi
/idenˈtifikasi/
nounB2
ideologisch
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ideologis
/i.de.o.loˈɡis/
adjectiveC1
die Ideologie
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ideologi
/idēoˈlɔgi/
nounC1
das heißt
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yaitu
/jaˈitu/
abbreviationB2
wenn
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jika
/ˈdʒika/
conjunctionA1
ignorieren
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mengabaikan
/məŋaˈbaikan/
verbB1
krank
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sakit
/ˈsakit/
adjectiveA1
illegal
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ilegal
/ileˈgal/
adjectiveA2
die Krankheit
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penyakit
/pəɲaˈkit/
nounA2
veranschaulichen
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mengilustrasikan
/məŋilustraˈsikan/
verbB2
die Vorstellungskraft
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imajinasi
/imadʒiˈnasi/
nounB1
sich vorstellen
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membayangkan
/məmbaˈjaŋkan/
verbA2
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