13457378-n
(5)
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| penurunan, kemerosotan, kemunduran |
| decline, diminution |
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change toward something smaller or lower |
07363346-n
(2)
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| penurunan, kejatuhan |
| descent |
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a movement downward |
00352331-n
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| potongan, pemotongan, penurunan, penyusutan, pengurangan |
| cut |
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the act of reducing the amount or number |
07370270-n
(1)
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| penurunan, kejatuhan |
| fall |
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a movement downward |
09265620-n
(3)
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| kecerunan, penurunan, cerun, kemerosotan, keturunan |
| fall, declivity, descent, declination, declension, decline, downslope |
| |
a downward slope or bend |
00351638-n
(16)
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| potongan, pengecilan, pemotongan, penurunan, cengkolong, reduksi, penyusutan, pengurangan, susutan, kesusutan, usak |
| reduction, decrease, diminution, step-down |
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the act of decreasing or reducing something |
07355887-n
(10)
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| penurunan, kejatuhan, kesusutan |
| decrease, lessening, drop-off |
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a change downward |
00327366-n
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| keredaan, penurunan, menitik, kemelesetan, kejatuhan |
| drop |
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the act of dropping something |
13470491-n
(1)
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| penurunan, keruntuhan, penyusutan |
| ebbing, ebb, wane |
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a gradual decline (in size or strength or power or number) |
07427728-n
(1)
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| penurunan, kejatuhan, kekalahan |
| fall, downfall |
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a sudden decline in strength or number or importance |
00326440-n
(1)
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| |
the act of changing your location in a downward direction |
07362386-n
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| jatuh, penurunan, gugur, luruh |
| fall, drop |
| |
a free and rapid descent by the force of gravity |
02393086-v
(7)
V2 |
| pindahan, penurunan, mengoperkan, memindahkan, menukarkan, pemindahan |
| transfer, reassign |
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transfer somebody to a different position or location of work |
13547677-n
(4)
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| penurunan, reduksi, pengurangan |
| reduction, reducing |
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any process in which electrons are added to an atom or ion (as by removing oxygen or adding hydrogen); always occurs accompanied by oxidation of the reducing agent |
05111835-n
(1)
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| jatuh, keredaan, penurunan, menitik, celup, kemelesetan, kejatuhan |
| drop, fall, dip, free fall |
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a sudden sharp decrease in some quantity |