Module 23: Chunk Vocabularies

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Ajective (+)
Adverb (-)
Verb (?)
Noun
Preposition


Adjective Idioms of Words

🌏 In charge of (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Responsible for someone or something

🇲🇨 Bertanggung jawab atas

📖 I am in charge of the leader jobs of this division.

 

🌏 Big-Hearted (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Kind and generous

🇲🇨 Baik dan dermawan

📖 We will try a big-hearted person.

 

🌏 Affluent (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Having a great deal of money; Owning a lot of things, nice houses, expensive things, etc.

🇲🇨 Kaya raya; makmur

📖 The man standing there seemed affluent.

 

🌏 All ears (Adjective)

🇬🇧 To be very keen to hear what someone is going to tell you

🇲🇨 Mendengarkan dengan sungguh-sungguh

📖 He will have been all ears what the lecturers said today

 

🌏 On cloud nine (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Extremely happy or excited about something

🇲🇨 Sangat senang; bersemangat

📖 I hope I feel on cloud nine all day.

🌏 Big mouth (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Cannot be trusted to keep things secret

🇲🇨 Bermulut besar; banyak bicara

📖 Almost everyone hates who has a big mouth.

 

🌏 Widespread (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Existing or happening in many places or situations or among many people

🇲🇨 Tersebar luas; luas

📖 The corona virus had been widespread in the world.  

🌏 Suspicious of (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Feeling doubt or a lack of trust; thinking that someone might be guilty of doing something wrong or dishonest.

🇲🇨 Curiga; mencurigakan

📖 I saw a suspicious of thing in yourself. 

 

🌏 Addicted to (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Unable to stop taking a harmful substance; liking something that you do not want to stop doing it ot having it

🇲🇨 Kecanduan; ketagihan

📖 They were addicted to drugs. 

 

🌏 Hale and hearty (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Very healthy and strong or active, especially of old people

🇲🇨 Sehat dan kuat

📖 Not only diligent I must be hale and hearty. 

 

🌏 Sick of (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Thoroughly tired of or exasperated by something

🇲🇨 Sangat bosan dengan; muak

📖 The sing will be been sick of your hearing. 

 

🌏 Narrow-minded (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Not willing to accept or understand new or different ideas, opinions, or customs

🇲🇨 Berpikiran sempit

📖 You will have been tasted narrow-minded by the book. 

 

🌏 At a loss (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Not knowing what to do; to be confused and uncertain about what to do or say

🇲🇨 Bingung; tidak tahu harus bagaimana

📖 I will be being made at a loss by him. 

 

🌏 Similar to (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Looking or being almost the same  

🇲🇨 Mirip; serupa

📖 The paint will have been being drawn a similar to real life by you. 

 

🌏 Afraid of (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Frightened because you think that you my get hurt or that something bad may happen 

🇲🇨 Takut; ketakutan

📖 The horror movie will be felt me afraid of watching. 

 

🌏 Six feet under (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Dead and buried in the ground   

🇲🇨 Meninggal

📖 The sick bird will be undergone six feet under. 

 

🌏 Out of left field (Adjective)

🇬🇧 To be completely unexpected often unusual  

🇲🇨 Tidak terduga; tidak biasa

📖 The out of left field accident will be being happened here. 

 

🌏 Blue-collar (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Relating to people who do physical work rather than mental work, and who usually do not work in an office

🇲🇨 Pekerja kasar

📖 The miner will have been considered a blue-collar job nowadays. 

 

🌏 Out of sight (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Hidden; too far away to be seen; outside area that you can see  

🇲🇨 Tersembunyi; tak terlihat; di luar pandangan

📖 The owl will have been being become out of sight for all night. 

 

🌏 Mischievous (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Someone who is mischievous like to have fun, especially by playing tricks on people or doing things to annoy or embarrass    

🇲🇨 Tersembunyi; tak terlihat; di luar pandangan

📖 The squirrel will be become mischievous all night. 

🌏 Up in the air (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Uncertain; no final decision has been made  

🇲🇨 Tidak pasti; tidak jelas; belum diputuskan  

📖 The up in the air decision was made by him. 

 

🌏 Typical of (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Having the usual features or qualities of a particular group or thing; used for saying that someone is behaving in the way that they usually behave

🇲🇨 Khas; ciri khas

📖 The slippers were being marked a typical of special by them. 

 

🌏 Off colour (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Slightly ill, unwell, unhealthy

🇲🇨 Kurang sehat 

📖The off colour car had been cared over by you. 

 

🌏 Short-tempered (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Tending to become angry quickly

🇲🇨 Pemarah   

📖You were short-tempered person.

 

🌏 Indifferent (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Not at all interested in someone or something; unconcerned; having no particular interest or sympathy

🇲🇨 Tidak peduli; cuek; acuh tak acuh

📖He had been becoming indifferent person for two months. 

 

🌏 Bona fide (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Genuine; real or true; not false  

🇲🇨 Tulen; jujur; dapat dipercaya

📖 This is my first bona fide job.

 

🌏 Better of (Adjective)

🇬🇧 In a better situation; happier, more succesfull, etc. 

🇲🇨 Lebih baik  

📖 We should be better of person.

 

🌏 Deleterious (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Harmful; causing harm or damage

🇲🇨 Berbahaya; buruk; yang merusak 

📖 Deleterious things are being deleted by them.

 

🌏 Far-off (Adjective)

🇬🇧 A long time before or after the present; a great distance away

🇲🇨 Jauh 

📖 I have gone to a far-off way.

 

🌏 Downright (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Extremely or vey great, especially of something bad; used to emphasized that something is completely bad or untrue.

🇲🇨 Betul-betul; benar-benar

📖 It has been appearing downright something for long time.

 

🌏 Good-natured (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Nice; friendly; naturally kind and helpful and not easily made angry

🇲🇨 Bagus; baik hati   

📖 I would be a good-natured person in a few days.

 

🌏 Worrisome (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Causing distress or worry, worrying

🇲🇨 Mencemaskan; mengkhawatirkan

📖 You would be making worrisome me.

 

🌏 Well known (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Known by a lot of people ; recognized by many people  

🇲🇨 Terkenal

📖 The man there would have been well known since 2000.

 

🌏 Old-fashioned (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Not modern; belonging to of typical of a time in the past 

🇲🇨 Kuno; ketinggalan jaman

📖 The object in the museum would have been being outdated old-fashioned.

 

🌏 Mouth-watering (Adjective)

🇬🇧 Food that is mouth-watering looks or smell extremely good; highly attractive or tempting 

🇲🇨 Menggugah selera; menggiurkan

📖 She would have had a mouth-watering food.

 

Adverb Idioms of Words

🌏 At will (Adverb)

🇬🇧 At whatever time or whatever way one pleases  

🇲🇨 Sesuka hati; semuanya

📖 They eat food at will.

 

🌏 Right Away (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Immediately   

🇲🇨 Seketika; segera

📖 I am going to call you right away.

 

🌏 Even so (Adverb)

🇬🇧 However; nevertheless; in spite of that

🇲🇨 Meskipun demikian; akan tetapi

📖 The lamp has died even so I cannot sleep tonight.

 

🌏 Upstairs (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Towards or on higher floor of a building

🇲🇨 Dilantai atas

📖 We have been being upstairs on the building for five hours. 

 

🌏 Downstairs (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Towards or on a lower floor of a building

🇲🇨 Di lantai bawah

📖 I am downstairs at the building now.

 

🌏 As a matter of fact (Adverb)

🇬🇧 In reality (used specially to correct a falsehood or misunderstanding)

🇲🇨 Sebenarnya; sesungguhnya

📖 As a matter of fact, She does not eat meat.

 

🌏 Above all (Adverb)

🇬🇧 More so than anything else  

🇲🇨 Terpenting; utamanya

📖 You have above all in charge of managing this job.

 

🌏 In the interim (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Meanwhile; in the period of time between two events or periods   

🇲🇨 Selama itu; untuk sementara

📖 I was not working in the interim.  

 

🌏 Off and on (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Occasionally; intermittently; only for a part of a period of time, not in a regular or continuous way.    

🇲🇨 Kadangkala; sementara

📖 Off and on, I wish I were taking a knowledge the lecture.   

 

🌏 On the run (Adverb)

🇬🇧 While hurrying to go somewhere

🇲🇨 Terburu-buru, buron

📖 He is doing that on the run.

 

🌏 In the long run (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Eventually; later in the future, not immediately

🇲🇨 Suatu saat nanti;

📖 In the long run, all of everything will be fine.

 

🌏 In the short run (Adverb)

🇬🇧 At a timetaht is near in the future 

🇲🇨 Dalam waktu dekat

📖 The key would be gotten by him in the short run.

🌏 Time after time (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Very often; over a long period

🇲🇨 Sering; berulang kali

📖 The behaviour was been time after time.

 

🌏 Sooner or later (Adverb)

🇬🇧 At some time in the future; definitely at some later time although you do not know exactly when

🇲🇨 Cepat atau lambat; lambat laun

📖 It would be perceived by me sooner or later.

 

🌏 At the end of the day (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Used to give your final opinion after considering all possibilities

🇲🇨 Pada akhirnya

📖 At the end of the day, I had already recognized your problem.

🌏 Ten to one (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Very likely; very probably

🇲🇨 Sangat mungkin; kemungkinan besar

📖 The comedy movie had been being shown at the show ten to one for two hours last Friday.

🌏 Over and over (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Repeating many times

🇲🇨 Lagi dan lagi; berulang-ulang; berulang kali

📖 My car was being washed over and over.

 

 

🌏 One way or another (Adverb)

🇬🇧 In some way that is not knowing yet 

🇲🇨 Dengan cara apapun; bagaimanapun

📖 The drawer would be being opened by them one way or another.

 

🌏 In the meantime (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Meanwhile  

🇲🇨 Sementara itu; dalam pada itu

📖 The book would have been read by me in the meantime.

 

🌏 Somehow (Adverb)

🇬🇧 In some way, or by some means, although you do not know now

🇲🇨 Entah bagaimana

📖 Somehow, it would have been being collected by us.

 

🌏 Quite a lot/bit/few (Adverb)

🇬🇧 A fairly large number or amount; A considerable number or amount of something

🇲🇨 Cukup banyak; beberapa

📖 The house would be spent quite a lot of money.

 

🌏 Back to square one (Adverb)

🇬🇧 In the same situation that you were in before you started to do something, with no progress made

🇲🇨 Mulai dari awal lagi; kembali ke titik awal

📖 The situation would be being made us that we have to start back to square one.

 

🌏 Nowadays (Adverb)

🇬🇧 At the present time; now

🇲🇨 Dewasa ini; sekarang

📖 They would have been confused by the problems nowadays.

 

🌏 Somewhat (Adverb)

🇬🇧 To some degree; to moderate extent or by a moderate amount

🇲🇨 Agak; sedikit

📖 It would have been being needed somewhat a little time for one week.

 

🌏 On the spur of the moment (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Suddenly, without any previous planning or thought

🇲🇨 Mendadak

📖 My wallet would have been stolen on the spur of the moment.

 

🌏 For the time being (Adverb)

🇬🇧 For a limited period; for a short period of time from now, but not permanently

🇲🇨 Untuk sementara waktu; untuk saat ini

📖 For the time being, Akbar will decide to focus studying and working.

 

 

🌏 By and by (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Eventually; after a short period

🇲🇨 Pada akhirnya; nantinya

📖 By and by, the time is going to answer all of things.

 

🌏 For instance (Adverb)

🇬🇧 For example

🇲🇨 Misalnya, umpamanya

📖 You will be making a sentence for instance.

 

🌏 As a matter of course (Adverb)

🇬🇧 The natural or expected thing; the correct and usual thing to do in a particular situation

🇲🇨 Semestinya; sebagai hal biasa

📖 All will have felt it as a matter of course.

 

🌏 So so (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Not particularly well or badly

🇲🇨 Biasa saja

📖 He will have been feeling so so for one hours.

 

🌏 Apparently (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Used to say that you have heard that something is true, although you are not completely sure about it

🇲🇨 Tampaknya; rupanya; sepertinya

📖 Apparently, I were sure about it.

 

🌏 All along (Adverb)

🇬🇧 All the time; from the very beginning

🇲🇨 Selama ini.

📖 He lay lifeless in the snow all along.

 

🌏 Thoroughly (Adverb)

🇬🇧 Completely; carefully, so that nothing is forgotten

🇲🇨 Sepenuhnya; seluruhnya

📖 You had thoroughly cleaned the room yesterday.

 

🌏 Upside-down (Adverb)

🇬🇧 With the top at the bottom and the bottom at the top; in or into an inverted position

🇲🇨 Terbalik

📖 The book had been being upside-down the position.

 

 🌏 Intermittently (Adverb)

🇬🇧 At irregular intervals; not continuously or steadily; in a way that stops and starts repeatedly or with period in between  

🇲🇨 Sesekali

📖 You called off our meeting intermittently.

 

🌏 Furthermore (Adverb)

🇬🇧 In addition (to what has already been said); besides; more importantly

🇲🇨 Selain itu, apalagi; lebih jauh

📖 Furthermore, we students should have saved the biggest information.

 

🌏 To and from (Adverb)

🇬🇧 In one direction and then back again

🇲🇨 Mondar-mandir, kesana kemarin

📖 He is walking in the hospital to and from here.

 

 

Verb Idioms of Words

🌏 Look for (Verb)

🇬🇧 To try to find something that you have post; To find a particular kind of thing or person

🇲🇨 Mencari

📖 I am looking for my key in the bedroom.

 

🌏 Look forward to (Verb)

🇬🇧 To be excited and pleased about something that is going to happen

🇲🇨 Menantikan; mengharap

📖 I have been looking forward to meeting you since today.

 

🌏 Look up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To become better or improve

🇲🇨 Menjadi lebih baik

📖 I have not looked up my English skill.

 

🌏 Look down on someone (Verb)

🇬🇧 To think that you are better than someone else

🇲🇨 Meremehkan; merendahkan

📖 They never looked down on someone you.

 

🌏 Look after (Verb)

🇬🇧 Take care of

🇲🇨 Merawat

📖 While we are gone, Grandmother will look after the children.

 

🌏 Look down on someone (Verb)

🇬🇧 To think that you are better than someone else

🇲🇨 Meremehkan; merendahkan

📖 He had looked down on someone since yesterday.

🌏 Narrow down (Verb)

🇬🇧 To reduce the number of things included in a range; to make a number or list of things smaller by removing the things that are least important, necessary, or suitable.

🇲🇨 Mengelimanasi; mempersempit

📖 He narrowed down his bucket lists.

 

🌏 Keep up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To continue; to stay level or equal with something or someone

🇲🇨 Mempertahankan; melanjutkan; mengimbangi

📖 She was not keeping up her spirit when I met her.

 

🌏 Keep on (Verb)

🇬🇧 To continue doing something; to do something many times

🇲🇨 Lanjut; terus; meneruskan

📖 We would not keep on our project.

 

🌏 Keep away (Verb)

🇬🇧 To avoid someone or something

🇲🇨 Menjauh; menghindari

📖 Will the fire be kept away by me?         

 

🌏 Keep an eye on (Verb)

🇬🇧 To watch or take care or look after someone or something 

🇲🇨 Mengawasi; menjaga

📖 Would the Rafa have been being kept an eye on by us for more than one year?         

 

🌏 Know someone/something inside out(Verb)

🇬🇧 To know someone very well; to know everything or nearly about someone or something; to know something in great detail.

🇲🇨 Menguasai sesuatu; melanjutkan; mengimbangi

📖 We had known him inside out than anyone after he came here.

 

🌏 Talk over (Verb)

🇬🇧 To discuss something; a problem or a plan

🇲🇨 Mendiskusikan; membicarakan

📖 They had been talking over their plan for three hours before they moved there.

 

🌏 Tidy up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To make things clearer; to arrange everything in the right place

🇲🇨 Merapikan, membereskan

📖 I would like to tidy up my bedroom yesterday.

 

 

🌏 Outnumber (Verb)

🇬🇧 To exceed in number

🇲🇨 Kalah jumlah; melebihi

📖 The storage would have outnumbered limitation.

 

🌏 Make it (Verb)

🇬🇧 To be successful at something; to be able to go to an event, meeting etc., that has been arranged

🇲🇨 Berhasil; sukses; datang atau hadir

📖 You would have been making it a cake.

 

🌏 Make over (Verb)

🇬🇧 To renovate or remodel; to improve something or some by working on or changing various parts

🇲🇨 Memperbaiki; merombak

📖 The motorcycle has been being made over by me.

 

🌏 Make fun of (Verb)

🇬🇧 To make joke someone or something in an unkind way; to make unkind insulting remarks about something or someone

🇲🇨 Menjgejek; mengolok-olok; menertawakan

📖 Will I be being made fun of myself?         

 

🌏 Make up one’s mind (Verb)

🇬🇧 To decide what to do or choose; to decide which of two or more choices you want; especially after thinking for a long time

🇲🇨 Memutuskan; menentukan

📖 Will the plan be made up one’s mind tomorrow?         

 

🌏 Sleep over (Verb)

🇬🇧 To sleep at someone’s house for a night; to spend the night at a place other than one’s own home

🇲🇨 Menginap; bermalam

📖 I would like to sleep over in uncle’s house tomorrow.

 

🌏 Pass the time (Verb)

🇬🇧 To do something to keep busy while waiting; to let time or a periof of time go by

🇲🇨 Mengisi waktu; menghabiskan waktu

📖 I pass the time by learning English.

 

🌏 Set Forth (Verb)

🇬🇧 To explain ideas, facts, or opinions in a clearly organized way in writing or in a speech; to clearly organized way in writing or in a speech

🇲🇨 Mengemukakan; menyatakan

📖 The Speech is set forth by me.

 

🌏 Engage in (Verb)

🇬🇧 Take part in something

🇲🇨 Terlibat

📖 I am being engaged in the project by them.

 

🌏 Feel like (Verb)

🇬🇧 To want something; to seem to be something, or to seem likely to do something

🇲🇨 Ingin; rasanya; seperti; sepertinya akan

📖 The food has been felt like by me.

 
🌏 Feel for (Verb)

🇬🇧 To feel sympathy for someone; to experience sympathy and sadness for someone because they are suffering

🇲🇨 Bersimpati; merasakan

📖 I always feel for what Palestinian people are suffering.

 

🌏 Leave behind (Verb)

🇬🇧 To not take someone or something with you when you leave a place; to permanently stop being involved with a person, place, or situation

🇲🇨 Meninggalkan

📖 My house is left behind by me today.

🌏 Catch up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To improve and reach the same standard as other people in your class, group, etc.; to come from behind and reach someone in front of you by going faster

🇲🇨 Mengejar; menyusul

📖 The scholarship is being caught up by me.

 

🌏 Kick off (Verb)

🇬🇧 To start; to begin

🇲🇨 Mulai; memulai

📖 The ball has been kicked off by a player as marking the soccer played.

 

 

🌏 Put on (Verb)

🇬🇧 To put a piece of clothing on your body; to start equipment

🇲🇨 Mengenakan; memakai; menyalakan

📖 The shoes are put on by me every day.

🌏 Put off (Verb)

🇬🇧 To delay doing something; to arrange to do something at a time later or date

🇲🇨 Menunda; menangguhkan

📖 My application to apply university would be put off for the time being.

 

🌏 Dress up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To wear special clothes for fun; to put special clothes on someone; to wear clothes that are more formal that the ones you would usually wear

🇲🇨 Berdandan; berbusana formal atau bagus

📖 I would be dressing up it for this week.

 

🌏 Find one’s feet (Verb)

🇬🇧 To become confident in a new situation, especially one that is difficult at first.  

🇲🇨 Beradaptasi; terbiasa; menyesuaikan diri

📖 The situation would have been found one’s feet myself.

 

🌏 Hammer out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To decide on an agreement, contract etc., after a lot of discussion and disagreement; to discuss something in detail in order to come to an agreement

🇲🇨 Berunding; bersepakat

📖 The agreement would have been being hammered out for three hours.

 

🌏 Throw up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To vomit; to produce problems, ideas, result, etc. 

🇲🇨 Muntah; meniumbulkan; memunculkan

📖 The problem would be being thrown up on the public.

 

🌏 Perk up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To become or make somebody become more cheerful or lively; to make something more interesting or exciting 

🇲🇨 Bersemangat; membuat senang

📖 I will perk up my first lecturer today.

🌏 Mess up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To spoil or ruin something, especially something important or something that has been carefully planned; to make something dirty or untidy 

🇲🇨 Menggagalkan; mengacaukan

📖 You will be messing up this plan tomorrow.  

 

🌏 Count on (Verb)

🇬🇧 To depend  on someone or something, especially in a difficult situation   

🇲🇨 Mengandalkan

📖 You will have been counted on the project by them.

 

🌏 Fill up (Verb)

🇬🇧 If a container or place fills up or if you fill it up, it becomes fill  

🇲🇨 Mengisi; memenuhi

📖 You will have been filling up the bath.

 

🌏 Run over (Verb)

🇬🇧 To hit something or someone; to think about something  

🇲🇨 Menabrak; memikirkan

📖 I must have run over her yesterday  

 

🌏 Fade away (Verb)

🇬🇧 To slowly disappear, lose importance, or become weaker

🇲🇨 Memudar; melemah; menghilang  

📖 The paint has been fading away at the moment. 

 

🌏 Come up with (Verb)

🇬🇧 To think of an idea, answer, etc; to suggest or think of an idea or plan  

🇲🇨 Memikirkan; memberikan ide/saran 

📖 I come up with my future at the moment.   

 

🌏 Come true (Verb)

🇬🇧 To actually happen or become the case.

🇲🇨 Lanjut; terus; meneruskan

📖 I hope it would be coming true.

 

🌏 Come through (Verb)

🇬🇧 Succeed in surviving or dealing with

🇲🇨 Melalui; bertahan

📖 I will have been coming through my problems in the future. 

 

🌏 End up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To finally be in a particular situation, state, or place after a series of events, especially when you did not plan it

🇲🇨 Berakhir; menjadi   

📖 The men who were in this room ended up to be angry. 

 

🌏 Mix up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To make the mistake of thinking that someone or something is another person or thing

🇲🇨 Keliru; tertukar; salah mengira  

📖 The men whom I was not like were mixed up. 

 

🌏 Blend in (Verb)

🇬🇧 To look or seem the same as surrounding people or things and therefore not be easily noticeable to look

🇲🇨 Berbaur; membaur  

📖 The robber exercised very hard so that he had blended in them. 

 

🌏 Eat up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To eat all of something; to use something in large quantities

🇲🇨 Menghabiskan    

📖 The man had been eating up the food because he was very hungry. 

 

🌏 Throw away (Verb)

🇬🇧 To get rid of something that you do not want or need; to waste a skill or opportunity

🇲🇨 Membuang

📖 I threw away the rubbish from here yesterday. 

 

🌏 Pull over (Verb)

🇬🇧 To drive to side of the road and stop your car, or to make someone else do this

🇲🇨 Menepi 

📖 The car will be pulled over by me next day. 

 

 

🌏 Talk to (Verb)

🇬🇧 To tell people about or explain something that you have some knowledge of

🇲🇨 Memebahas; berbicara dengan

📖 The guest speaker will be talking to Nuclear Power Plant tomorrow. 

 

🌏 Move out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To stop living in a particular home or buildings

🇲🇨 Pindah; berpindah

📖 The Adi’s family will have moved out home to the city next week. 

 

🌏 Pay a call (Verb)

🇬🇧 To visit a person or a place

🇲🇨 Berkunjung; mengunjungi

📖 The grandfather’s house has been being paid a call by us for one week.

 

🌏 Pay off (Verb)

🇬🇧 To give someone all the money you owe them; if something you do pay off; it is successful and has a good result

🇲🇨 Melunasi; berhasil

📖 I would pay off all the owed money today.

 

🌏 Deal with (Verb)

🇬🇧 To cope with; to take necessary action, especially in order to solve a problem

🇲🇨 Mengatasi; menghadapi

📖 I would be dealing with my problem alone.

 

🌏 Go ahead (Verb)

🇬🇧 To start to do something; to start or continue to do something especially after waiting for permission

🇲🇨 Teruskan; melanjutkan

📖 I would have gone ahead my presentation.

 

🌏 Pass by (Verb)

🇬🇧 To go past a person, place, vehicle, etc; to not notice event or opportunity or get any pleasure or advantage from it

🇲🇨 Melewati; lewat; berlalu

📖 I would have been passing by the Dumai city for one hour.

 

🌏 Pick out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To choose someone or something in a group; to recognize someone or something in a group of people or things

🇲🇨 Memilih; mengenali  

📖 I would pick out a laptop when I visited the store.

 

🌏 Figure out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To understand or to solve something; to discover

🇲🇨 Memahami; memecahkan; mencari tahu

📖 I am figuring out my problem carefully at this time.

 

🌏 Think over (Verb)

🇬🇧 To consider something carefully before making a decision

🇲🇨 Mempertimbangkan

📖 I have thought over that I will apply this program.

 

🌏 Call off (Verb)

🇬🇧 To decide that a planned event will not take place; to officially decide that something should be stopped after it has already started  

🇲🇨 Membatalkan; menghentikan

📖 They have been calling off that event in the last one hour ago.

 

🌏 Care for (Verb)

🇬🇧 To look after someone who is not be able to look after themselves; to do things that keep something in good condition

🇲🇨 Mengurus; menjaga; merawat

📖 I always care for my parent every time.

 

🌏 Build up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To make something develop; to increase; to become larger or stronger

🇲🇨 Membangun; menambah

📖 The house was built up by my father.

 

 

🌏 Show off (Verb)

🇬🇧 To try make people admire your abilities, achievements, or possessions; to do something to attract attention to yourself

🇲🇨 Pamer; memamerkan

📖 Your achievement had not been shown off to your friends.

 

🌏 Tuck away (Verb)

🇬🇧 To put something in a private or safe place

🇲🇨 Menyimpan; menyembunyikan

📖 My smartphone had been being tucked away by you.

 

🌏 Bow out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To leave a job or stop doing an activity, usually after a long time, to stop talking part in an activity, job, etc.

🇲🇨 Mundur, mengundurkan diri

📖 I bowed out from this program yesterday.

 

🌏 Run out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To use all of something and not have any more left; expire

🇲🇨 Kehabisan; menghabiskan; berakhir  

📖 My money will be run out at the store.

 

🌏 Sell off (Verb)

🇬🇧 To use all of something and not have any more left; expire

🇲🇨 Menjual habis; mengobral  

📖 The book will be being sold off by someone who has much money.

 

🌏 Tell a lie (Verb)

🇬🇧 To say something or things that are not true

🇲🇨 Berbohong, berkata tidak jujur   

📖 He will have been told a lie by someone who he does not know him.

 

🌏 Follow up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To find out information about something and take action if necessary

🇲🇨 Menindaklanjuti    

📖 The report will have been being followed up by me at 7 tomorrow.

 

🌏 Shake off (Verb)

🇬🇧 To get rid of an illness, problem, etc.; to  get rid of what is unpleasant, undesirable, or unwanted

🇲🇨 Sembuh atau terlepas dari; menyingkirkan; menepis

📖 The thorns will be shaken off from the road by me.

 

🌏 Carry out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To do or complete something that needs to be organized and planned; to do something that you have said you will do or that someone has asked you to do

🇲🇨 Mengerjakan, menyelenggarakan, melakukan

📖 The report would be carried out by me tomorrow.

 

🌏 Stand out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To be very easy to see or notice; to be much better that other similar people or things  

🇲🇨 Menonjol; bertahan

📖 His skill would be being stood out by him at the moment.

 

🌏 Hit the road (Verb)

🇬🇧 To leave a place or begin the journey   

🇲🇨 Pergi; berangkat

📖 I would have hit the road to Austria next year.

 

🌏 Catch a cold (Verb)

🇬🇧 To become infected by a cold  

🇲🇨 Sakit flu; masuk angin

📖 I would have been catching a cold when I walked into the kitchen.

 

 

🌏 Answer back (Verb)

🇬🇧 To reply in a rude way to someone that you have supposed to obey; to react to criticism by arguing or explaining 

🇲🇨 Membantah; menyangkal; menentang  

📖 is the statement answered back by her now, is not?

 

🌏 Close down (Verb)

🇬🇧 To stop operating permanently; to end the operation of something (esp. a place of business)

🇲🇨 Tutup; menutup; berakhir   

📖 is the factory not being closed down by you now, is?

 

🌏 Tear up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To get tears in the eyes

🇲🇨 Menangis

📖 Has the problem been torn up by her at home, has been not?

 

🌏 Screw up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To do very badly or fail at something; to make some feel very unhappy, confused, or upset so that they have emotional problems for a long time

🇲🇨 Mengacaukan; menggagalkan; merusak

📖 Has my planning been being screwed up by you for two years, has been being not?

 

🌏 Get rid of (Verb)

🇬🇧 To throw away or destroy something you do not wat anymore; To make someone leave you do not like them or they are causing problems

🇲🇨 Menyingkirkan; membuang

📖 She was getting rid of you in her life two days ago.

 

🌏 Get along with (Verb)

🇬🇧 To deal with a job or situation; to have a friendly relationship. 

🇲🇨 Berhubungan; bersahabat; cocok

📖 You had been getting along with her for more than two years.

 

🌏 Get used to (Verb)

🇬🇧 To become familiar with something or someone; to have experienced something so that it is no longer seems surprising, difficult, strange, etc.

🇲🇨 Terbiasa; menjadi biasa

📖 is the examination gotten used to face by me every year, is not?

 

🌏 Get back (Verb)

🇬🇧 To return; to return to a place after you have been somewhere else

🇲🇨 Kembali; pulang

📖 I will get back my hometown with my family tomorrow.

🌏 Get away (Verb)

🇬🇧 To leave or escape from a person or a place; to go somewhere to have holiday

🇲🇨  Pergi; lolos; menjauh

📖 The timber was being gotten away from the fire by me two hours ago.

 

🌏 Get over (Verb)

🇬🇧 To get better after an illness, or feel better after something or someone; has made you unhappy; to overcome or to recover

🇲🇨 Mengatasi; sembuh dari 

📖 Was the medicine not being gotten over them, was?         

 

🌏 Set free (Verb)

🇬🇧 To allow a person or an animal to be free

🇲🇨 Membebaskan; melepeaskan

📖 Was the animal not set free on the wild nature? was?          

 

🌏 Turn down (Verb)

🇬🇧 To refuse an offer, request or invitation; to reduce

🇲🇨 Menolak; mengecilkan

📖 Had the bribe been turned down by the police, had not?         

 

🌏 Take over (Verb)

🇬🇧 To take control of something; to replace something or someone

🇲🇨 Mengambil alih; menggantikan

📖 Had your job been being taken over by me for two weeks?         

 

🌏 Hold back (Verb)

🇬🇧 To make someone or something stop moving forward; to stop yourself from feeling or showing a particular emotion; to be unwilling to do something, especially because you are being careful

🇲🇨 Menahan; menahan diri; mencegah

📖 I must hold back to do bad something           

 

 

🌏 Waste one’s breath (Verb)

🇬🇧 To spend time and energy trying to give advice that is ignored; to say something that has no effect

🇲🇨 Buang-buang waktu dan tenaga; sia-sai

📖 Will it have been wasted one’s breath for one hour?         

 

🌏 Drop by/in (Verb)

🇬🇧 To make a short visit somewhere; to visit someone

🇲🇨 Mampir; mengunjungi

📖 Will the grandmother’s house have been being dropped by me?          

 

 

🌏 Shop around (Verb)

🇬🇧 To compare the price and quality of different things before you decide which to buy

🇲🇨 Membandingkan harga; mencari harga terbaik

📖 Would the price be shopped around by you when I was seeing you?         

 

🌏 Chase up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To search for and find; to remind someone to do something they are promised to do for you

🇲🇨 Mencari tahu; memastikan

📖 Would the report be being chased up by the director when you were checking the report?  

 

🌏 Run a risk (Verb)

🇬🇧 To be in a situation or to do something where there is a possibility that something bad could happen to you

🇲🇨 Menanggung resiko; memikul resiko

📖 Would the situation have been run a risk by them since last year?         

    

🌏 Bring someone down (Verb)

🇬🇧 To disappoint; to cause someone to lose power; to reduce something to a lower lever   

🇲🇨 Mengecewakan; menjatuhkan

📖 Would you be brought someone down about the situation?         

 

 

🌏 Bring back (Verb)

🇬🇧 To cause ideas, feelings, or memories to be in your mind again; to return something to where it came from; to return from somewhere with something    

🇲🇨 Mengembalikan; membawa pulang  

📖 I would bring back memories the last time.

 

 

🌏 Wrap up (Verb)

🇬🇧 Same as wrap; to finish job, meeting, etc; to put on dress someone in warn clothes  

🇲🇨 Membungkus; menyudahi; menyelesaikan; memakai

📖 Aldi wraps up a package box now.         

 

🌏 Head for (Verb)

🇬🇧 To direct one’s way toward; to be destined for

🇲🇨 Menuju

📖 I am heading for my home right now.         

 

🌏 Ask around (Verb)

🇬🇧 To ask several people for information or advice; to talk to several people in order to get or learn something

🇲🇨 Bertanya-tanya; meminta

📖 The waiter has asked around about the cake who has it.          

 

🌏 Burn out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To stop working; to be comoletely consumed; to works s hard over a period of time that yu become unable to continue working because you are tired, ill, or unable to think of any new ideas

🇲🇨 Mati; habis; sangat lelah

📖 Farida has been burning out about the lecture for two years.         

 

🌏 Stay up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To not go to bed at the time you would normally go to bed

🇲🇨 Begadang

📖 I am stayed up because of the report.           

 

🌏 Set up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To start (business, company, organization, committee); to create or arrange

🇲🇨 Memulai; mendirikan; mempersiapkan

📖 I set up to marriage you last year.

 

🌏 Lead to (Verb)

🇬🇧 To begin a process that causes something to happen or exist  

🇲🇨 Menyebabkan; mengarah

📖 The sun will lead to the plans grow up.

 

🌏 Dig in (Verb)

🇬🇧 To start eating 

🇲🇨 Makan; mulai makan

📖 They will be digging in a lunch.

 

🌏 Help out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To help someone because they are busy or have problems   

🇲🇨 Membantu; menolong

📖 We will have helped out me sicne yesterday.

 

🌏 Go through the roof (Verb)

🇬🇧 To rise to a very high level; to get very angry    

🇲🇨 Mineingkat; Naik (harga. Ongkos); sangat marah  

📖 It will have been going through the roof.

 

🌏 Break off (Verb)

🇬🇧 To end   

🇲🇨 Mengakhiri

📖 As result of the recent, Their diplomatic relations are broken off  by two countries because of unprovoked attack.

 

 

🌏 Call on (Verb)

🇬🇧 To ask or visit   

🇲🇨 Bertanya atau mengunjungi

📖 James is being called on by the teacher to to write the equation on the blackboard.

🌏 Check out (Verb)

🇬🇧 To borrow book, etc., from a library or investigate  

🇲🇨 Mrminjam atau membeli

📖 This photocopy machine has not been worked properly. Could you check out the problem?

 

🌏 Check out of (Verb)

🇬🇧 To leave  

🇲🇨 Meninggalkan

📖 We were told that the hotel has been being checked out of by us.

 

🌏 Check (up) on (Verb)

🇬🇧 To investigate

🇲🇨 Menyelidiki

📖 The driving record will be checked up on by the insurance company his before insuring him.

 

🌏 Come along with (Verb)

🇬🇧 To accompany

🇲🇨 Menemani

📖 Suhalmin will have been come along with by her supervisor for the budget meeting.

 

🌏 Come down with (Verb)

🇬🇧 To become ill with

🇲🇨 Menjadi sakit karena

📖 During the summer, many people will have been being come down with intestinal disorders.

 

🌏 Do away with (Verb)

🇬🇧 To eliminate, get rid of

🇲🇨 Menghilangkan

📖 Because of the increasing number of problems created after the football games, the director has decided to do away with all sports activities.

 

🌏 Draw up (Verb)

🇬🇧 To write, draft (such as plans or contracts)

🇲🇨 Menjadi sakit karena

📖 A new advertising contact would be drawn up after the terms had been decided.

 

🌏 Drop out of (Verb)

🇬🇧 To quit, withdraw from

🇲🇨 Berhenti, menarik diri

📖 This organization has done a great deal to prevent young people from dropping out of school.  

🌏 Mimic (Verb)

🇬🇧 To copy the way in which a particular person usually speaks and moves, usually in order to make people laugh

🇲🇨 Meniru

📖 She was mimicking the various people in our office.

🌏 Deliberate (Verb)

🇬🇧 To think or talk seriously and carefully about something
🇲🇨 Sengaja

📖 The jury deliberated for two days before reaching a verdict.

 

🌏 Alter (Verb)

🇬🇧 To change something, usually slightly, or to cause the characteristics of something to change
🇲🇨 Mengubah

📖 Giving up our car has radically altered our lifestyle.

🌏 Devastate (Verb)

🇬🇧 To destroy a place or thing completely or cause great damage
🇲🇨 Menghancurkan

📖 The town was devastated by a hurricane in 1928.

🌏 Catapult (Verb)

🇬🇧 To throw someone or something with great force
🇲🇨 Melontarkan

📖 When the two vehicles collided, he was catapulted forwards.

 

Noun Idioms of Words

🌏 Small talk (Noun)

🇬🇧 Polite Friendly conversation about unimportant subject

🇲🇨 Obrolan ringan; basa-basi

📖 I will have a small talk my fiends this afternoon.

 

🌏 Two cents (Noun)

🇬🇧 Opinion; what you want to say about a subject

🇲🇨 Di Pendapat; komentar

📖 They would give me two cents at the moment.

🌏 Open Secret (Noun)

🇬🇧 A supposed secret that is in fat known to many people  

🇲🇨 Rahasia umum

📖 She would have been telling an open secret to me.  

🌏 Time off (Noun)

🇬🇧 Opinion; Time when you are officially allowed not to be at work or studying; time for rest or recreation away from one’s usual work or studies

🇲🇨 Libur; Cuti

📖 I would not have taken a time off this month.

 

🌏 Bucket list (Noun)

🇬🇧 A list of things that you want to do before you die 

🇲🇨 Daftar keinginanan; hal-hal yang diinginkan

📖 My grandfather would be doing all bucket lists.   

 

 

🌏 Couch Potato (Noun)

🇬🇧 Someone who spend a lot of time sitting and watching television

🇲🇨 Pemalas

📖 They will not be becoming a couch potato character at the time.  

 

🌏 Common sense (Noun)

🇬🇧 The ability behave in a sensible way and make practical decisions

🇲🇨 Akal sehat

📖 It will have had common sense growing up. 

 

🌏 One-track mind (Noun)

🇬🇧 Someone’s tendency to think about or be interested a single subject

🇲🇨 Hanya memikirkan satu hal saja

📖 I will just have been talking over one-track mind for one week. 

 

🌏 Bottom line (Noun)

🇬🇧 The most important or basic fact or issue in a situation 

🇲🇨 Intinya; poin utamanya

📖 I merely tell a bottom line of materials because I do not have much time.   

 

🌏 Dead end (Noun)

🇬🇧 A street or road with no way out at one end; a situation where no more progress is possible

🇲🇨 Jalan buntu

📖 Will you find a dead end in your life?

 

🌏 Lack of (Noun)

🇬🇧 The fact that something is not available; or that there is not enough of it. 

🇲🇨 Kekurangan; ketiadaan

📖 Sometimes I accustom lack of money.     

 

🌏 Rip-off (Noun)

🇬🇧 Something that is unreasonably expensive; A fraud or swindle, especially something that is grossly overpriced 

🇲🇨 Hal yang sangat mahal; penipuan

📖 The car is being raised the rip-off price.    

 

🌏 Long story short (Noun)

🇬🇧 The main facts of something

🇲🇨 Pada intinya; pendek cerita

📖 The Malin Kundang’s story has been entranced a long story short.

 

🌏 Workout (Noun)

🇬🇧 A period of physical exercise

🇲🇨 Latihan; olahraga

📖 I have been doing workouts for three years.   

 

🌏 Flashback (Noun)

🇬🇧 A sudden very clear memory of something that happened to you in the past

🇲🇨 Kilas Balik

📖 The flashback is remembered by her.     

 

🌏 Blackout (Noun)

🇬🇧 No electricity

🇲🇨 Mati listrik

📖 In the place there was undergone a blackout.   

 

 🌏 Big time (Noun)

🇬🇧 The state of being famous or successful

🇲🇨 Masa kejayaan; pucak kesuksesan

📖 The soldier was being given a big time by the king.   

 

🌏 Skyscraper (Noun)

🇬🇧 A very tall modern building, usually in a city

🇲🇨 Gedung pencakar langit

📖 He had been bought a skyscraper by his parents.   

 

🌏 Workload (Noun)

🇬🇧 The amount of work to be done, especially by a particular person or machine in a period of time

🇲🇨 Beban kerja

📖 The teachers had been being decreased their workload by government.   

 

🌏 Tweezers (Noun)

🇬🇧 A small piece of equipment made of two narrow strips of metal joined at one end

🇲🇨 Pinset

📖 The coin was taken in a hole by me with tweezers.   

 

🌏 Threat (Noun)

🇬🇧 An external forces or mayors that may prevent you from reaching your objectives

🇲🇨 Ancaman

📖 Earthquakes are a constant threat in Indonesia.   

🌏 Barrier (Noun)

🇬🇧 A wall that stops people from going into an area

🇲🇨 Penghalang

📖 Police put up barriers to hold back the crowd.   

🌏 Crowd (Noun)

🇬🇧 A large group of people who are together in one place

🇲🇨 Kerumunan

📖 A Large crowd had gathered to wait for the mayor.   

🌏 Mayor (Noun)

🇬🇧 The leader of a town or city

🇲🇨 Walikota

📖 My mayor is elected by people. 

 

🌏 Domestication (Noun)

🇬🇧 Adaptation to intimate association with human beings

🇲🇨 Penjinakan

📖 Domestications of certain plants could allow them to adapt to future environmental challenges.  

 

🌏 Trait (Noun)

🇬🇧 A distinguishing feature of your personal nature

🇲🇨 Sifat

📖 Many of the laboratory animals express the trait.   

 

🌏 Approach (Noun)

🇬🇧 Method or way to proceed

🇲🇨 Pendekatan

📖 This approach relies on the revolutionary CRISPR genome editing technique.   

🌏 Maize (Noun)

🇬🇧 Staple cereal crop, produces corn.

🇲🇨 Jagung

📖 We can now mimic the known domestication course of major crops like maize, sorghum or others.   

 

🌏 Strain (Noun)

🇬🇧 Staple cereal crop, produces corn.

🇲🇨 Tekanan atau ketegangan

📖 The teams in Brazil and China have now used this knowledge to

reintroduce these changes from scratch while maintaining or even enhancing the

desirable traits of wild strains.

 

🌏 Branch (Noun)

🇬🇧 A part of a tree that grows out from the main stem and on which leaves, flowers and fruit grow

🇲🇨 Cabang

📖 the plant has a sprawling growth habit and the small fruits fall off the branches when ripe.

 

 

 

 

 

Preposition Idioms of Words

🌏 In case of (Preposition)

🇬🇧 In the event (a particular situation); used to describe what you should do in a particular situation

🇲🇨 Kalau-kalau;seandainya; jika

📖 I am going to be ready when in case of I were lost.

 

🌏 Instead of (Preposition)

🇬🇧 In place of someone or something; as an alternative

🇲🇨 Alih-alih; daripada

📖 Instead of feeling sad. I feel pleasant. `

 

🌏 For the sake of (Preposition)

🇬🇧 n large part; mainly or chiefly.

🇲🇨 Demi

📖 He has gone the spa for the sake of his.

 

🌏 as well as (Preposition)

🇬🇧 n addition something or someone.

🇲🇨 Serta; dan juga

📖 John, as well as his wife Mary, has often expressed a desire to live in Europe.