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Kamus-Indonesia-Inggris.Pdf Kamus Indonesia-Inggris KamusBahasaInggris.com juga menyediakan kamus Inggris-Indonesia File PDF ini dibuat oleh Yohanes Aristianto ([email protected]) Tips: gunakan Ctrl-F untuk mencari kata Mau translate kalimat? Buka saja www.KamusBahasaInggris.com a.n.b. (atas nama beliau) in his name. aa (Asia Afrika) Asia-Africa. aal (Akademi Angkatan Laut) Naval Academy. aam see AM. aau 1 ouch ! (exclamation of pain). 2 what ! (exclamation of surprise) ab 1 (Anggaran Belanja) budget. 2 (Angkatan Bersenjata) armed forces. aba 1 (aba-aba) order, command. 2 father. abab exhaled breath. abad 1 century. 2 age, era. abadi eternal, lasting, enduring. abah direction. 2 see ABA1. abah-abah harness. abai neglectful. abang (Jakarta and some other regions) 1 elder brother. 2 (in some regions only) red. abangan (Jv) o. who does not adhere strictly to the precepts of o.'s nominal religion. abar (R.R.) brake. abat see ABAD. abau k.o. tortoise. abbas abbot. abc abese the ABC's. abd see ABDI. abdas (Islam) absolution before prayer. abdei abbey. abdi 1 servant. 2 slave. abdidalemisme sycophancy. abdikasi abdication. abdis abbess. abdu see ABDI. abece [ABC] alphabet, ABC's. abelur see HABLUR. aben cremate. aberasi aberration. aberikos see ABRIKOS. abet 1 appearrance. 2 behavior. abib (in families of Arabic descent) grandfather. abid 1 pious, devout. 2 see ABADI. abidin /abidun/ (Islam) the faithful. abil see HABIL. abis see HABIS. abiturien o. who went as far as high school. abjad alphabet. abjadiah alphabetical. ablak (Jakarta) open wide. ablatif (Ling.) ablative. ablur see HABLUR. abn (Anggaran Belanja Negara) national budget. abnormal abnormal. abnormalitas abnormality. abnus (Lit.) ebony. abolisi abolition. abon shredded meat that has been boiled and fried. abone subscriber. abonemen subscription (to a magazine, etc.). aborsi /abortus/ abortion. abrak mica. abrek 1 very much. 2 see AMBREG. abri [Angkatan Bersenjata Republik Indonesia] Indonesian Armed Forces. abrikos apricot. abrit-abritan see APRIT-APRITAN. abruk (Jakarta) slam or set s.t. down with a crash. abs [Asal Bapak Senang] as long as the boss is happy. absah valid, legal, legitimate. absen absent. absensi take attendance. abses abscess. absis (Math.) abscissa. absolusi (Rel.) absolution (of sins). absolut absolute. absolutisme absolutism. absorpsi (Ling., Phys.) absorption. absten abstain. abstrak 1 abstract, summary, precis. 2 abstract, theoretical. abstraksi abstraction. absur /absurd/ absurd. absurditas absurdity. abu 1 dust. abu-kayu sawdust. 2 ashes. abu-bara cinders. abu-blarak (Java) cleansing powder (of coconut frond). abu-gosok scouring sand. abu-abu gray. abuh 1 swollen. 2 swelling. abuk fine powder. abur squander, waste. abus 1 smallest portion. 2 of no value, worthless. abyad white, transparent, translucent. ac (Air Conditioning) air conditioning. acak 1 disordered. 2 random. acak-acak in a hurry, hastily. acak-acakan in disorder, chaos. acan (Sd) miniscule in amount. acang-acang 1 confidential agent. 2 shop steward. 3 master of ceremonies. acap 1 be under water. 2 be stuck in s.t. deeply. acapkali repeatedly, frequently. acar pickles, salad made with raw vegetables mixed with spices and a souring agent. acara 1 agenda. 2 program. 3 judicial procedure. 4 jurisdiction ace see AC. aceuk (sunda) elder sister. aci 1 agreed, settled. 2 valid. 3 (sumatra) pith, starchy core. 4 see ACIK. aci-aci example. acik (Ch, Sumatra) elder sister. acir (Coll.) 1 in disarray. 2 helter-skelter. aco see KACAU. acrit (Coll.) come out in rush. acu /acuan/ 1. 1) hint. 2) reference. 2. 1) mold. 2) matrix. 3. ready. acuh 1 care. 2 /acuhan/ (Jakarta) not care. acum incite, instigate, provoke. acung point upward. ad 1. [Angkatan Darat] army ground forces. 2. [Anggaran Dasar] statutes. ad-interim acting, temporarily in a position. ada 1 there is, are. 2 (Coll.) be, be present. 3 have, own. 4 did (do so-and-so). ada-lah am, is, are. adab 1 courtesy. 2 culture. 3 knowing proper behavior. adakalanya sometimes. adalat justice, righteousness. adam 1 proper name. 2 (Islam) the prophet Adam. adan see AZAN. adang 1 intercept, block, ambush. 2 block. 3 flag down. 4 wait for (a parade to go by, etc.). adanya See ADA . 1 presence. 2 existence. 3 situation. adap see HADAP. adaptasi adaptation. adapun see ADA. adas dill, fennel. adat 1 custom, tradition. 2 customary law. 3 manners, proper behavior. adati traditional. adecharge (a decart) see SAKSI. adegan /adekan/ 1 scene (in a play). 2 (Islam) movement. adem 1 cool, calm. 2 cold. 3 tasteless, flat. adempause (Sport) breathing spell. adhesi 1 adhesion. 2 devotion, attachment. adhyaksa (Leg.) a rank for prosecutors. adi 1 superior. 2 splendid, highly valued. adib respectful. adicita ideology. adidaya see ADI. adiguna (Java) rely too much on o.'s own abilities. adik 1 younger brother or sister or younger cousin. 2 form of address to younger brother or sister and younger people in extended family. 3 form of address from husband to wife, boyfriend to girlfriend. adikara dictatorial. adikodrat /adikodrati/ (Rel.) the supernatural, the supreme power of God. adikuasa see ADI. adil 1 just, fair, equitable. 2 legal. adinda 1 respectful form of address and reference to younger sibling or to a younger person of either sex, esp. 2 form of address to wife or female lover (more affectionate than adik). adipati title for bupati (colonial era). adiratna-pekaca (Lit.) 1 lotus jewel, the sublime jewel. 2 young woman. adiwarna resplendent, excellent. adm. (administrasi) administration. administrasi administration. administratif /administratip/ administrative. administratir /administrator/ manager of an estate. administratur administration. administrir administrir administer, manage. admiral admiral. adolensi tax clemency. adon knead. adonan batter, dough. adpertensi advertisement. adpis see ADVIS. adpisir adviser. adpokat see ADVOKAT2. adreng (Java) eager. adres address (of letter). adri (Angkatan Darat Republik Indonesia) the Indonesian Army (revolutionary era). adu 1 compete. 2 1) complain about, 2) sue, bring legal action. 3) inform, squeal, tell on, report. 3. sleep (of royalty). aduh 1 auch ! ow ! (expression of pain). 2 oh my ! (expression of disappointed surprise). aduhai (Lit.) 1 how beautiful ! how sad ! atc. 2 incredible. staggering. aduk 1 stir (tea, etc.). 2 beat (batter, etc). 3 mix. 4 scramble (eggs). 5 interfere in, meddle in (the affairs of others). 6 stir up, confuse, annoy. adun 1 dress, finery. 2 see ADON. adven /Advent/ Seventh Day Adventist religious sect or adherent thereof. adverbia adverb. adverbial adverbial. advertensi see ADPERTENSI. advis advice. advokat 1 lawyer. 2 avocado. adzan see AZAN. aerodinamika aerodynamics. aeronotika aeronautics. af break off, break up. afal 1(Islam) works, deeds. 2 1) waste portions of butchered animals. 2) reject products of a factory. 3 see HAFAL. afasi aphasia. afdal 1 good, fine, nice. 2 (Islam) ritually pure. afdeling section, department (colonial era). afdlal /afdol/ see AFDAL. afdruk print, copy. affiliasi see AFILIASI. afiat 1 healthy. 2 good health. afiks (Ling.) affix. afiksasi affixation. afiliasi affiliation. afinitas affinity. afirmasi affirmation. afiun see APIUN. afkir see APKIR. aflos /aflus/ see APLOS. afrikat (Ling.) affricate. afrit evil spirit. afwah blessing. agah meng-agah 1 stare fixedly forward (esp. in certain sports). 2 stare at (to start a fight). 3 put o.'s face forward. agak 1 rather, somewhat. 2 approximately, about. agak-agak 1 guess, vague idea, fantasy. 2 careful. agaknya it seems, probably. agam 1 virile, manly. 2 sturdy, hefty. agama religion. agamawan religious person, religionist. agamawi religious. agamis religious. agan intend, plan. agar in order that, in order to. agar-agar 1 k.o. seaweed. 2 gelatin made of seaweed. agas sandfly, gnat. agen 1 agency, branch. 2 agent. agenda agenda. agendaris secretary or clerk who draws up the agenda. agendir enter on an agenda. agih distribute evenly, apportion. agitasi agitation. agogo 1 Western dance. 2 rock and roll. agraria agrarian affairs. agregat 1 electric generator. 2 aggregate. agresi aggression. agresif /agresip/ aggressive. agresor aggressor. agressif see AGRESIF. agri-bisnis agribusiness. agri-industri agri-industry. agronomi agronomy. aguk locket. agul 1 boast of. 2 make a show of, display, show off. agung 1 exalted, high, noble. 2 impressive. agustus August. ah 1 ah ! alas ! 2 yachh !(exclamation og disgust). see A1. ah-ih-eh exclamation of indecision. aha aha ! ahad 1 one. 2 Sunday. ahadiat unity. ahala dynasty. ahdiat see AHADIAT. ahir see AKHIR. ahlak see AKHLAK. ahli 1.1) expert, specialist. 2) virtuoso. 3) skilled, highly competent, professional. 2. 1) members. 2 relatives. ahlubait (Islam) owner of the house, host. ahlukubur (Islam) the deceased. ahlulsuluk (Pl.) mystics. ahmak 1 a fool. 2 foolish. 3 stupid. ai (ad interim) acting, temporary. ai-lap-yu (Sl.) a profession of love. aib 1 shame, disgrace, scandal. 2 error, mistake. aidil-fitri see IDUL-FITRI. aih exclamation of surprise. ainulyakin with the complete conviction of o. who has witnessed. air 1 water, liquid. 2 juice. ais ais-an carrying cloth. aisyiah reformist Muslim organization for women. aja (Coll.) see SAJA. ajab 1 surprised, astronished. 2 see AZAB. ajaib 1 miraculous. 2 astonishing, remarkable. 3 remarkableness ajak 1.1) invite. 2) challenge. 3) stimulus. 2. (Java) wild dog. 3. (M) similar to, as. ajal predestined hour of death, end. ajam (Lit.) Iran, Persia. ajan see AZAN. ajang 1 site. 2 arena. ajar 1.1) (Coll.) study. 2) learn. 2 hermit. ajat see HAJAT.(Jakarta). aje see SAJA. ajeg /ajek/ steady, stable, constant. ajektif /ajektiva/ adjective. ajeng see JENG. ajengan (Java) community leader. s.o. to emulate. aji 1 spell, charm, magical formula. 2 1) (Lit.) king, ruler. 2) o. who is a champion at doing s.t. ajidan see AJUDAN. ajimat see AZIMAT1. ajinomoto any k.o. taste enhancer, monosodium glutamate. ajir stake, marker. ajojing k.o. rock-style dancing. ajrih respect and fear. aju 1 institute. 2 put, ask (a question). 3 file, submit, make (application). ajubillah see AUDUBILLAHI. ajudan 1 adjutant. 2 (Navy) chief petty officer. ajuk 1. 1) observe, estimate.
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