other
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lain
/ˈlajn/
adjectiveA1
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orang lain
/ˈoraŋ ˈlain/
pronounA1
otherwise
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kalau tidak
/kaˈlau ˈtidaʔ/
adverbB1
ought
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seharusnya
/səhaˈrusnya/
modal verbB1
our
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kami
/ˈkami/
determinerA1
ours
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milik kami
/ˈmilik ˈkami/
pronounA2
ourselves
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kami sendiri
/ˈkami səndiˈri/
pronounA2
out
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keluar
/kəluˈar/
adverbA1
outcome
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hasil
/haˈsil/
nounB2
outer
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luar
/ˈluar/
adjectiveA2
out in the sun
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di bawah sinar matahari
/di ˈbawah ˈsinar maˌtahari/
phraseA1
outline
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gambaran umum
/gamˈbaran ˈumum/
nounB2
output
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output
/ˈoutput/
nounB2
outstanding
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luar biasa
/luar biˈasa/
adjectiveB1
over
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di atas
/di ˈatas/
prepositionA1
overall
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secara umum
/səˈtʃara ˈumum/
adverbB1
overcome
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mengatasi
/məŋaˈtasi/
verbB2
overseas
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ke luar negeri
/kə ˈlu.ar nə.ˈɡri/
adverbA2
overwhelming
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sangat kuat
/ˈsaŋat ˈkuat/
adjectiveC1
owe
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berutang
/bəruˈtaŋ/
verbA2
own
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sendiri
/sənˈdiri/
adjectiveA2
owner
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pemilik
/pəmiˈlik/
nounA2
pace
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tempo
/ˈtempo/
nounB1
package
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kemasan
/kəˈmasan/
nounA2
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