Results for « membelar » (ind)
00780575-v (1)
V1
melayang, membelar, menyimpang, terbabas, berkelana, bergelayangan, melantur, bertualang, mengelana, mengembara, melayang-layang, melanglang, melimbang, merambang, menyeleweng, berputar kayun, merewang, melayapi, berlanglang
digress, stray, divagate, wander
     lose clarity or turn aside especially from the main subject of attention or course of argument in writing, thinking, or speaking
02576503-v (2)
V2
melayang, membelar, menghalusi, mengkhianati, mendurhaka, menipu, mengeluyur, berkelana, melebun, mengentuti, bergelayangan, bertualang, membuaya, keluyuran, mengelana, mengembara, melayang-layang, mengibuli, melanglang, melimbang, melecun, melayapi, membuayai, mengecewakan, merayau-rayau, berlanglang
wander, betray, cheat, cheat on, cuckold
     be sexually unfaithful to one's partner in marriage
02102840-v
V1
melayang, membelar, berkelana, bergelayangan, bertualang, mengelana, mengembara, melayang-layang, melanglang, melimbang, melayapi, berlanglang
wander
     go via an indirect route or at no set pace
01881180-v (34)
V1, V2
berkisar, melabang, menebarkan, melayang, membelar, lepas, mengalun, rayau, bersiar-siar, mengeluyur, berkelana, bergelayangan, membuang, mengecor, umbara, bertualang, menebar, terguling-guling, mengimbak-imbak, mengelana, mengembara, melayang-layang, melanglang, menjelajahi, kembara, melimbang, terguling, beralun, berjalan-jalan, berkalih, berjalan, hanyut, melayapi, berkeliaran, menggulung, berangguk-angguk, labang, merayau-rayau, merumbu, berlanglang
wander, roam, drift, range, stray, rove, cast, roll, swan, tramp, ramble, vagabond, err
     move about aimlessly or without any destination, often in search of food or employment
01882814-v (7)
V1
berliku-liku, melayang, memuntir, membelar, menganyam, berkelok-kelok, berkelana, mendangkar, berbulang, bergelayangan, berlilit, bertualang, memilin-milin, memutar, mengelana, mengembara, melayang-layang, menganggit, melanglang, melimbang, berbelok-belok, melayapi, mengudar, meliliti, berlanglang
thread, wind, meander, wander, weave
     to move or cause to move in a sinuous, spiral, or circular course

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