Kamus
Kamus Bahasa Jepang, Mandarin, dan Korea
Cari kosakata bahasa Jepang, Mandarin, dan Korea beserta bacaan dan artinya dalam bahasa Indonesia.
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하달하다
하ː달하다
Mahir Koreaissue; deliver; To issue or convey the order, instruction, decision, etc., of a higher institution or someone in a senior position to a lower-ranking institution or his/her juniors.
라이트급
Mahir Korealightweight; A rank of lighter weight in matches that set rankings according to the players' weight such as boxing, wrestling, weightlifting, etc.
하나같다
하나갇따
Mahir Koreaas one; same; uniform; Different things or people being exactly the same in their thoughts, opinions, etc.
완화되다
완ː화되다, 완ː화뒈다
Mahir Koreabe relaxed; be eased; be relieved; be alleviated; For something tense or stressful to be relaxed.; For the symptoms of a disease to be assuaged.
자영업자
자영업짜
Mahir Koreaself-employed; small business owner; A person who manages and operates his or her own business.
바깥세상
바깓쎄상
Mahir Koreaoutside world; The world outside the area where one lives.; The world outside one's country.; A society in which the common people live, viewed from the perspective of a person who is secluded or locked up in one place.
완결하다
Mahir Koreaconclude; To end something completely.
다독이다
다도기다
Mahir Koreagather and press; pat; caress; comfort; console; To repeatedly and lightly tap something that is easily scattered to press it.
옹글다
Mahir Koreaflawless; unimpaired; clean; whole; sturdy; Remaining intact without being broken or rotten.
차광
차ː광
Mahir Koreashade; An act of covering something in order to prevent sunlight or light from getting out or in.
마개
Mahir Koreastopper; An object that blocks the mouth or hole of a bottle.
차려입다
차려입따
Mahir Koreabe well-dressed; To get dressed up.
완고하다
Mahir Koreastubborn; obstinate; Inflexible and excessively headstrong.
파괴적
파ː괴적, 파ː궤적
Mahir Koreadestructive; devastating; destructive; subversive; disruptive; Smashing or breaking something into pieces to pull it down.; Breaking an order, a relationship, etc. or dismantling an organization to ruin it completely.
차반
Mahir Koreatea tray; A small tray for carrying dishes, spoons, etc., which are used to make and drink tea.
타이츠
Mahir Koreatights; cotton tights; A pair of tight bottoms worn for practicing ballet, gymnastics, etc.; A pair of long, tight socks usually for children to protect the body from cold, which is pulled over one's waist.
타자기
타ː자기
Mahir Koreatypewriter; A machine that prints letters on paper when the keys on its keyboard are pressed.
카랑카랑하다
Mahir Koreahigh-pitched; clear; One's voice sounding very clear and high-pitched, like the sound made when two metal objects hit each other.
마녀사냥
Mahir Koreawitch-hunt; witch-hunting; (figurative) Framing an innocent person with a false charge.
바둥거리다
Mahir Koreastruggle; writhe; struggle; strain; For a slightly small living thing to move its or his/her limbs continuously while hanging from something or squatting down.; (figurative) To make an effort in order to get out of a difficult situation and achieve something.
왕래하다
왕ː내하다
Mahir Koreacome and go; visit; For people to come and go.; To exchange visits as a way of maintaining friendship.
파도타기
Mahir Koreasurfing; make waves; A fun activity in which one stands on a thin and flat board and rides waves.; A gesture of many people standing up, raising and lowering arms, in turns, in a certain direction.
파기하다
파ː기하다
Mahir Koreadestroy; shred; break; renounce; quash ; reverse; To break, tear, and throw away something.
타계하다
타게하다
Mahir Koreapass away; die; For someone with a high social status to die.