добавить в корзину
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tambahkan ke keranjang
/tamˈbahkan kə kəˈranjaŋ/
phraseA2
Russian → 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 Russian hints. First see the meaning in Russian, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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добавил
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menambahkan
/mənamˈbahkan/
verbA2
добавление
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penambahan
/pənamˈbahan/
nounA2
дополнительный
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tambahan
/tamˈbahan/
adjectiveA2
адрес
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alamat
/aˈlamat/
nounA1
достаточный
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memadai
/məmaˈdai/
adjectiveB2
регулировка
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penyesuaian
/pəɲəsuˈaian/
nounC1
администрация
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administrasi
/admiˈnistrasi/
nounB2
поклонник
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pengagum
/pəŋaˈgum/
nounB1
взрослый
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dewasa
/dəˈwasa/
nounA1
преимущество
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keuntungan
/kəuntuŋˈgan/
nounA2
рекламировать
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mengiklankan
/məŋikˈlankan/
verbB2
реклама
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iklan
/ˈiklan/
nounB1
реклама
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periklanan
/pəriˈklanan/
nounB1
советовать
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menasihati
/məna.siˈhati/
verbA2
советник
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penasihat
/pə.na.ˈsi.hat/
nounB2
отстаивать
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mendukung
/mən.ˈdu.kuŋ/
verbC1
дело
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urusan
/uˈrusan/
nounC1
позволить себе
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mampu
/ˈmampu/
verbB1
боящийся
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takut
/ˈtakut/
adjectiveA1
после
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sesudah
/səˈsudah/
prepositionA1
после семи
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setelah jam tujuh
/səˈtəlah dʒam ˈtudʒuh/
phraseA2
потом
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setelah itu
/səˈtəlah ˈitu/
adverbA2
снова
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lagi
/ˈlagi/
adverbA1
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