privat
→
secara pribadi
/səˈcara priˈbadi/
adverbB2
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 Preis
→
hadiah
/haˈdiah/
nounA2
der Profi
→
profesional
/profeˈsional/
nounB2
wahrscheinlich
→
kemungkinan besar
/kəmungkinaŋ bəˈsar/
adverbA1
das Verfahren
→
prosedur
/proˈsədur/
nounB2
fortfahren
→
melanjutkan
/məlanˈjutkan/
verbB1
der Prozess
→
proses
/ˈproses/
nounB1
die Verarbeitung
→
pemrosesan
/pəmrosəˈsan/
nounB2
der Prozessor
→
prosesor
/proˈsesor/
nounC1
produzieren
→
menghasilkan
/məŋhaˈsilkan/
verbA2
der Hersteller
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produsen
/proˈdusen/
nounB2
das Produkt
→
produk
/ˈproduk/
nounA2
die Produktion
→
produksi
/proˈduksi/
nounB1
die Produktivität
→
produktivitas
/pro.dúk.ti.viˈtas/
nounC1
das Profil
→
profil
/ˈprofil/
nounB1
der Gewinn
→
laba
/ˈlaba/
nounB1
das Programm
→
program
/ˈprogram/
nounB1
progressiv
→
progresif
/proɡˈresif/
adjectiveC1
die Prognose
→
proyeksi
/proˈjeksi/
nounC1
versprechen
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berjanji
/bərˈdʒanji/
verbA2
vielversprechend
→
menjanjikan
/mənˈdʒandʒikan/
adjectiveB2
fördern
→
mendorong
/mənˈdorong/
verbB2
die Beförderung
→
promosi
/prəˈmosi/
nounB1
prompt
→
cepat
/ˈt͡ʃəpat/
adjectiveB2
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