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nafkah
/ˈnafkah/
nounB2
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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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memuat
/məˈmuat/
verbB1
loan
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pinjaman
/pinˈdʒaman/
nounB1
locate
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menemukan lokasi
/məneˈmukan loˈkasi/
verbB2
location
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lokasi
/loˈkasi/
nounA2
locked
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terkunci
/tərˈkunci/
adjectiveA2
logical
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logis
/ˈloɡis/
adjectiveB1
logo
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logo
/ˈlogo/
nounA2
lonely
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kesepian
/kəsəˈpian/
adjectiveA2
long-term
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jangka panjang
/ˈjaŋka paˈŋjaŋ/
adjectiveB1
longtime
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lama
/ˈlama/
adjectiveB2
loo
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toilet
/ˈtoilet/
nounA2
look (at)
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melihat
/məˈlihat/
phraseA1
look at
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melihat
/məˈlihat/
phraseA1
look like
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terlihat seperti
/tərˈlihat səˈperti/
phraseA1
look online
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mencari di internet
/mənˈtʃari di ˈinternet/
phraseA2
looks like rain
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sepertinya akan hujan
/səpərˈtiɲa ˈakan ˈhujan/
phraseA2
lose
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kehilangan
/kəhiˈlangan/
verbA1
loss
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kehilangan
/kəhiˈlaŋan/
nounA2
lot
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banyak
/ˈbanyak/
nounA2
lots
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banyak
/ˈbanyak/
nounA2
loud
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keras
/ˈkəras/
adjA1
lover
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kekasih
/kəˈkasih/
nounC1
low
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rendah
/ˈrəndah/
adjectiveA1
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