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16:39 May 11, 2016 |
English to Indonesian translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks / Infotainment system | |||||||
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| Selected response from: ErichEko ⟹⭐ Indonesia Local time: 20:37 | ||||||
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5 | tempuhan ini |
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this drive tempuhan ini Explanation: ↪ I suggest you change the *normal* translation with a shorter or another word to come up with more sensical abbreviation or none at all! ☕ There are at least two possibilities (bearing in mind that KudoZ rules do no allow exhaustive answering) for this drive: 1-pengendaraan ini, to be abbreviated into kendara ini; 2-tempuhan ini, that needs no abbreviation. ☕ The first option could be more widely-heard-of, but the word kendara means (see: http://kbbi.web.id/kendara) a vehicle, not a [process or result of] driving. ☕ Meanwhile tempuhan will be easily be inferred to be a result of menempuh. Based on this dictionary: http://kbbi.web.id/tempuh, this verb means to go through, to browse/tread/trace. ✔ So, tempuhan should perfectly match drive in your context. ✸✸✸✸✸ TUMBLED ON THE SURFACE WEB https://www.facebook.com/578393292251066/photos/a.5806056153... Arahku kian pasti dalam tempuhan jalan panjang berliku yang berlubang dan berbatu yang setianya menunggu. (Freely translated: My direction gets more certain in a journey through a long, winding, holey and rocky road obediently waiting [for me].) https://books.google.co.id/books?id=-VIZfISUMzoC&pg=PA363&lp... ... dia diangkut dengan sepeda motor melalui jalan setapak menuju jalan pengungsian di luar tempuhan serdadu Belanda. (Freely translated: ...she was transported by a bike through a trail leading to an evacuation road outside the reach of the Dutch soldiers.) http://kbbi.web.id/bias bias ... belokan arah dari garis tempuhan karena menembus benda bening yang lain... (Freely translated: [the meaning of] bias [is] a deviation from a line of travel due to penetration into other translucent object...) |
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