сестринское дело
→
keperawatan
/kəpərəˈwatan/
nounB2
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нейлон
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nilon
/ˈnilon/
nounB1
дуб
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ek
/ˈek/
nounA2
предмет
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benda
/ˈbənda/
nounA1
возражение
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keberatan
/kəbərˈatan/
nounB2
цель
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sasaran
/sa.ˈsa.ran/
nounB1
обязательство
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kewajiban
/kəwajiˈban/
nounB2
наблюдение
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pengamatan
/pəŋaˈmatan/
nounB2
наблюдать
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mengamati
/məŋaˈmati/
verbB1
наблюдатель
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pengamat
/pəŋˈamat/
nounB1
очевидный
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jelas
/ˈdʒelas/
adjectiveA2
очевидно
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jelasnya
/dʒəˈlasɲa/
adverbB1
случай
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kesempatan
/kəsəmˈpatan/
nounA1
редкий
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sesekali
/səsəˈkali/
adjectiveB1
время от времени
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kadang-kadang
/kəˈdaŋ kəˈdaŋ/
adverbB1
занятый
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terpakai
/tərpaˈkai/
adjectiveA2
занимать
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menempati
/mənəmˈpati/
verbB2
происходить
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terjadi
/tərˈdʒadi/
verbB1
океан
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samudra
/saˈmudra/
nounA1
ровно в час
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pukul
/ˈpukul/
contractionA1
странный
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aneh
/aˈneh/
adjectiveA2
шансы
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peluang
/pəˈlu.aŋ/
nounB2
из
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dari
/ˈdari/
prepositionA1
выключенный
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mati
/ˈmati/
adjectiveA1
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