清晨
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pagi buta
/ˈpagi ˈbuta/
nounA2
Chinese → Indonesian
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凌晨
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jam-jam awal pagi
/ˈd͡ʒam d͡ʒam aˈwal ˈpagi/
nounA2
早起的人
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orang yang bangun pagi
/ˈoraŋ jaŋ ˈbaŋun ˈpagi/
nounB1
赚
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mendapatkan
/mənˈdapatkan/
verbA2
收入
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penghasilan
/pəŋhasiˈlan/
nounB1
耳机
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earphone
/ˈirfon/
nounA2
地球
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bumi
/ˈbumi/
nounA1
蚯蚓
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cacing tanah
/ˈt͡ʃat͡ʃiŋ taˈnah/
nounA2
轻松
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kemudahan
/kəmudaˈhan/
nounB2
东
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timur
/ˈtimur/
nounA1
东部的
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timur
/ˈtimur/
adjectiveA2
容易相处的
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mudah bergaul
/ˈmudah bərgaˈul/
adjectiveB2
吃
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makan
/ˈmakan/
verbA1
进食
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makan
/ˈmakan/
nounA1
生态的
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ekologis
/əkoˈlogis/
adjectiveB2
经济的
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ekonomis
/ekoˈnomis/
adjectiveB1
经济地
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secara ekonomis
/səˈt͡ʃara ekoˈnomis/
adverbC1
经济
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ekonomi
/ekoˈnomi/
nounB1
边缘
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tepi
/ˈtəpi/
nounB1
编辑
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menyunting
/mə.ɲun.ˈtiŋ/
verbB1
版本
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edisi
/eˈdisi/
nounB1
教育
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mendidik
/mən.diˈdik/
verbB1
教育的
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edukatif
/eduˈkatif/
adjectiveA2
教育工作者
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pendidik
/pənˈdidik/
nounB2
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