точилка
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pengasah pensil
/pəŋˈasah ˈpənsil/
nounA1
Russian → Indonesian
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Card direction
Russian hint → Indonesian answer
пингвин
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pinguin
/ˈpiŋguin/
nounA1
народ
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rakyat
/ˈrakyat/
nounA1
люди
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orang-orang
/ˈoraŋ ˈoraŋ/
nounA1
процент
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persen
/pərˈsɛn/
nounA1
идеальный
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sempurna
/səmˈpurna/
adjectiveA1
возможно
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mungkin
/ˈmuŋ.kin/
adverbA1
человек
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orang
/ˈoraŋ/
nounA1
гладить
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membelai
/məm.bəˈlai/
verbA1
миска для питомца
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mangkuk hewan peliharaan
/ˈmaŋkuk ˈhɛwan pəliˈharan/
nounA1
домашние животные
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hewan peliharaan
/ˈhewan pəlihaˈra.an/
nounA1
телефон
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telepon
/təˈlɛpon/
nounA1
телефонный звонок
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panggilan telepon
/ˈpaŋgilan tɛlɛˈpon/
nounA1
чехол для телефона
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casing ponsel
/ˈce.siŋ ponˈsel/
nounA1
фотография
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foto
/ˈfoto/
nounA1
пианино
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piano
/pjaˈno/
nounA1
фото
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foto
/ˈfoto/
nounA1
собирать
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memetik
/məməˈtik/
verbA1
пикник
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piknik
/ˈpiknik/
nounA1
картина
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lukisan
/lukiˈsan/
nounA1
кусок
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bagian
/baˈgian/
nounA1
лист бумаги
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selembar kertas
/səˈləmbar ˈkərtas/
phraseA1
свинья
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babi
/ˈbabi/
nounA1
голубь
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merpati
/mərˈpati/
nounA1
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