menarik
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menarik
/məˈnarik/
verbB1
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objek wisata
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objek wisata
/ˈob.dʒɛk ˈwisata/
nounB1
menarik
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menarik
/məˈnarik/
adjectiveA2
mengatribusikan
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mengatribusikan
/məŋatribuˈsikan/
verbC1
pukul dua belas
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pukul dua belas
/ˈpukul dua ˈbɛlas/
phraseA1
pukul dua
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pukul dua
/ˈpukul ˈdua/
phraseA1
lelang
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lelang
/ˈlelaŋ/
nounB2
penonton
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penonton
/pəˈnonton/
nounB1
audio
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audio
/aˈudio/
nounA2
bibi
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bibi
/ˈbibi/
nounA1
bibi
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bibi
/ˈbibi/
nounA1
penulis
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penulis
/pəˈnulis/
nounA2
mobil
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mobil
/moˈbil/
nounA2
otomatis
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otomatis
/otomaˈtis/
adjectiveB1
secara otomatis
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secara otomatis
/səˈtʃara otoˈmatis/
adverbB1
montir mobil
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montir mobil
/monˈtir moˈbil/
nounA2
otonomi
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otonomi
/otoˈnomi/
nounC1
musim gugur
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musim gugur
/muˈsim ˈgugur/
nounA1
ketersediaan
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ketersediaan
/kətərsəˈdijaan/
nounB1
tersedia
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tersedia
/tərsəˈdia/
adjectiveA2
rata-rata
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rata-rata
/ˈrata ˈrata/
adjectiveB1
suhu rata-rata
→
suhu rata-rata
/ˈsuhu ˈrata ˈrata/
nounB1
alpukat
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alpukat
/alpuˈkat/
nounA2
menghindari
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menghindari
/məŋhinˈdari/
verbA2
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