长期的
→
jangka panjang
/ˈjaŋka paˈŋjaŋ/
adjectiveB1
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长期的
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lama
/ˈlama/
adjectiveB2
厕所
→
toilet
/ˈtoilet/
nounA2
看
→
melihat
/məˈlihat/
phraseA1
看
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melihat
/məˈlihat/
phraseA1
看起来像
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terlihat seperti
/tərˈlihat səˈperti/
phraseA1
上网查找
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mencari di internet
/mənˈtʃari di ˈinternet/
phraseA2
看起来要下雨
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sepertinya akan hujan
/səpərˈtiɲa ˈakan ˈhujan/
phraseA2
失去
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kehilangan
/kəhiˈlangan/
verbA1
损失
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kehilangan
/kəhiˈlaŋan/
nounA2
很多
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banyak
/ˈbanyak/
nounA2
许多
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banyak
/ˈbanyak/
nounA2
响亮的
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keras
/ˈkəras/
adjA1
情人
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kekasih
/kəˈkasih/
nounC1
低的
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rendah
/ˈrəndah/
adjectiveA1
运气
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keberuntungan
/kəbərunˈtʊŋan/
nounA2
幸运的
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beruntung
/bəˈruntuŋ/
adjectiveA2
午饭
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makan siang
/ˈmakan ˈsiaŋ/
nounA1
午休
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istirahat makan siang
/istirahat ˈmakan ˈsiaŋ/
nounA1
午餐时间
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waktu makan siang
/ˈwaktu ˈmakan ˈsiaŋ/
nounA1
机器
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mesin
/məˈsin/
nounA2
杂志
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majalah
/maˈdʒalah/
nounA1
磁性的
→
magnetik
/maɡˈnetik/
adjectiveB2
大小
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ukuran
/uˈkuran/
nounC1
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