call
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panggilan
/paŋˈgilan/
nounA1
English → Indonesian
Top 2500
Top 2500: 100 words from the Vastnylanguages 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.
Practice top 2500 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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- 1Look at the hint in English.
- 2Try to recall the word in Indonesian.
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- 4Then reinforce the words with flashcards.
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conference
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konferensi
/kon.fəˈrɛn.si/
nounB1
budget
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anggaran
/aŋˈga.ran/
nounB1
approval
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persetujuan
/pər.sə.tuˈdʒuan/
nounB2
draft
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draf
/ˈdraf/
nounB1
necessary
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perlu
/ˈpərlu/
adjectiveB1
useful
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berguna
/bərˈguna/
adjectiveA2
electronic
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elektronik
/elektroˈnik/
adjectiveB1
digital
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digital
/digiˈtal/
adjectiveB1
carry
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membawa
/məmˈba.wa/
verbA1
correct
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memperbaiki
/məm.pər.baˈi.ki/
verbA2
highlight
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menyorot
/mənˈjo.rɔt/
verbA2
pen
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pulpen
/ˈpulpɛn/
nounA1
paper
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kertas
/ˈkərtas/
nounA1
document
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dokumen
/doˈkumen/
nounA2
file
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berkas
/ˈbərkas/
nounA1
scientific
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ilmiah
/ilˈmiah/
adjectiveB1
research
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penelitian
/pə.nə.liˈtian/
nounB2
education
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pendidikan
/pənˈdidikan/
nounB2
medicine
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kedokteran
/kə.dokˈteran/
nounB1
design
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desain
/deˈsain/
nounB1
philosophy
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filsafat
/fil.saˈfat/
nounB2
law
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hukum
/ˈhukum/
nounB1
finance
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keuangan
/kəˈuaŋan/
nounB2
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