rich
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kaya
/ˈkaja/
adjectiveA1
English → 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 English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Indonesian word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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rid
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menyingkirkan
/məɲiŋˈkirkan/
verbB2
rider
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penunggang
/pəˈnuŋgaŋ/
nounB1
rifle
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senapan
/sənaˈpan/
nounB1
right
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benar
/bəˈnar/
adjectiveA1
rip
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merobek
/məroˈbɛk/
verbA2
rival
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rival
/ˈrival/
nounB1
road
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jalan
/ˈdʒalan/
nounA1
road sign
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rambu jalan
/ˈrambu ˈdʒalan/
nounA1
robot
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robot
/ˈrobot/
nounA2
rock
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batu
/ˈbatu/
nounA1
rocket
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roket
/ˈroket/
nounA2
role
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peran
/pəˈran/
nounB1
roll
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menggulingkan
/məŋɡuˈliŋkan/
verbA2
rolling
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menggelinding
/məŋɡəˈlindɪŋ/
adjectiveB2
Roman
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Romawi
/roˈmawi/
adjectiveB1
romance
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romansa
/roˈmansa/
nounB1
roof
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atap
/ˈatap/
nounA2
room
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kamar
/ˈkamar/
nounA1
rope
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tali
/ˈtali/
nounA1
roughly
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kira-kira
/ˈkira ˈkira/
adverbA2
routinely
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secara rutin
/səˈcara ˈrutin/
adverbB2
row
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baris
/baˈris/
nounA2
rub
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menggosok
/məŋˈɡosok/
verbA1
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