invention
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penemuan
/pə.nəˈmuan/
nounB1
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5000 Words: 100 words from the ZapomniEnglish 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.
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invest
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berinvestasi
/bərinvesˈtasi/
verbB2
investigate
→
menyelidiki
/məɲəliˈdiki/
verbB2
investigation
→
penyelidikan
/pəɲəliˈdikan/
nounB2
investigator
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penyelidik
/pəɲəˈlidik/
nounB2
investment
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investasi
/invesˈtasi/
nounB2
investor
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investor
/invesˈtor/
nounB2
invisible
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tak terlihat
/tak tərˈlihat/
adjectiveA2
involve
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melibatkan
/məliˈbatkan/
verbB1
involved
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terlibat
/tərˈlibat/
adjectiveB1
involvement
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keterlibatan
/kətərliˈbatan/
nounB2
ipad
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iPad
/ˈai pɛt/
nounA2
Iraqi
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Irak
/iˈrak/
adjectiveB1
Irish
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Irlandia
/irlanˈdia/
adjectiveA2
ironically
→
secara ironis
/səˈt͡ʃara iˈronis/
adverbC1
irony
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ironi
/iˈroni/
nounB2
irritating
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menjengkelkan
/mən.dʒəŋˈkɛlkan/
adjectiveB1
is
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adalah
/aˈdalah/
verbA1
is it raining?
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apakah sedang hujan?
/apaˈkah səˈdaŋ ˈhujan/
phraseA1
Islam
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Islam
/ˈislam/
nounB1
Islamic
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Islam
/ˈislam/
adjectiveB1
island
→
pulau
/ˈpulau/
nounA1
isolate
→
mengisolasi
/mɛŋɡisoˈlasi/
verbB2
isolated
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terpencil
/tərˈpencil/
adjectiveB2
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