überreden
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membujuk
/məmˈbudʒuk/
verbB1
German → 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 German hints. First see the meaning in German, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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der Napf
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mangkuk hewan peliharaan
/ˈmaŋkuk ˈhɛwan pəliˈharan/
nounA1
das Phänomen
→
fenomena
/fenoˈmena/
nounB2
philosophisch
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filosofis
/filoˈsofis/
adjectiveB2
das Telefon
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telepon
/təˈlɛpon/
nounA1
der Anruf
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panggilan telepon
/ˈpaŋgilan tɛlɛˈpon/
nounA1
die Handyhülle
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casing ponsel
/ˈkasing ˈponsel/
nounA2
die Phrase
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frasa
/ˈfrasa/
nounA2
körperlich
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fisik
/ˈfisik/
adjectiveB1
körperlich
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secara fisik
/səˈcara ˈfisik/
adverbB1
das Foto
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foto
/ˈfoto/
nounA1
auswählen
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memilih
/məˈmilih/
verbB1
der Pickup
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pikap
/ˈpikap/
nounB2
das Stück
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bagian
/baˈgian/
nounA1
Blatt Papier
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selembar kertas
/səˈləmbar ˈkərtas/
phraseA1
die Stecknadel
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peniti
/pəniˈti/
nounA2
die Pistole
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pistol
/ˈpistol/
nounA2
die Tonhöhe
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tinggi nada
/ˈtiŋgi ˈnada/
nounB2
der Krug
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teko
/ˈtɛko/
nounA2
die Platzierung
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penempatan
/pəˈnempatan/
nounC1
einfach
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sederhana
/sədərˈhana/
adjectiveA2
der Kläger
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penggugat
/pəŋˈgugat/
nounB2
das Flugzeug
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pesawat
/pəˈsawat/
nounA1
das Planet
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planet
/ˈplanet/
nounA2
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