lain
→
другой
[drʊˈgoj]
adjectiveA1
Indonesian → Russian
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orang lain
→
другие
[drʊˈgʲije]
pronounA1
kalau tidak
→
иначе
[ɪˈnaʨe]
adverbB1
seharusnya
→
должен
[ˈslʲedʊjɪt, ˈdoɫʐən]
modal verbB1
kami
→
наш
[naʂ]
determinerA1
milik kami
→
наш
[naʂ]
pronounA2
kami sendiri
→
себя
[sʲɪˈbʲa]
pronounA2
keluar
→
наружу
[nɐˈruʐʊ]
adverbA1
hasil
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результат
[rʲɪzʊlʲˈtat]
nounB2
luar
→
внешний
[ˈvnʲeʂnʲɪj]
adjectiveA2
di bawah sinar matahari
→
на солнце
[nɐ ˈsolntsə]
phraseA1
gambaran umum
→
обзор
[ɐbˈzor]
nounB2
output
→
выработка
[vɨˈrɐbətkə]
nounB2
luar biasa
→
выдающийся
[vɨdɐˈjuɕːɪjsʲə]
adjectiveB1
di atas
→
над
[nat]
prepositionA1
secara umum
→
в целом
[f ˈtsɛləm]
adverbB1
mengatasi
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преодолеть
[prʲɪədɐˈlʲetʲ]
verbB2
ke luar negeri
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за границей
[zə ɡrɐˈnʲit͡sɨj]
adverbA2
sangat kuat
→
ошеломляющий
[ɐʂɨlɐˈmlʲajʊɕːɪj]
adjectiveC1
berutang
→
быть должен
[bɨtʲ ˈdoʐən]
verbA2
sendiri
→
собственный
[ˈsopstvʲɪnːɨj]
adjectiveA2
pemilik
→
владелец
[vlɐˈdʲelʲɪt͡s]
nounA2
tempo
→
темп
[tʲemp]
nounB1
kemasan
→
упаковка
[ʊpɐˈkofkə]
nounA2
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