нормальный
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normal
/norˈmal/
adjectiveA1
Russian → Indonesian
5000 Words
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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север
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utara
/uˈtara/
nounA1
северо-восток
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timur laut
/ˈtimur ˈlaut/
nounA2
северный
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utara
/uˈtara/
adjectiveA2
северо-запад
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barat laut
/ˈbarat ˈlaut/
nounA2
не
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tidak
/ˈtidak/
adverbA1
неглубокий
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tidak dalam
/ˈtidak ˈdalam/
phraseA1
заметка
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catatan
/caˈtatan/
nounA1
ничего
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tidak ada
/ˈtidak ˈada/
pronounA1
представление
→
gagasan
/gaˈgasan/
nounC1
роман
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novel
/noˈvel/
nounA2
сейчас
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sekarang
/səˈkaraŋ/
adverbA1
ядерный
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nuklir
/ˈnuklir/
adjectiveB2
обнаженный
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telanjang
/təlanˈjaŋ/
adjectiveA2
число
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angka
/ˈaŋka/
nounA1
многочисленный
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banyak
/ˈbanyak/
adjectiveB1
предмет
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benda
/ˈbənda/
nounA1
возражение
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keberatan
/kəbərˈatan/
nounB2
обязательство
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kewajiban
/kəwajiˈban/
nounB2
наблюдение
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pengamatan
/pəŋaˈmatan/
nounB2
наблюдатель
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pengamat
/pəŋˈamat/
nounB1
очевидный
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jelas
/ˈdʒelas/
adjectiveA2
очевидно
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jelasnya
/dʒəˈlasɲa/
adverbB1
случай
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kesempatan
/kəsəmˈpatan/
nounA1
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