00489491-a
(5)
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lazim, selalu, kelaziman, biasa, kebiasaan |
customary, habitual, accustomed, wonted |
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commonly used or practiced; usual |
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13942743-n
(1)
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the expected or commonplace condition or situation |
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05667613-n
(28)
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peraturan, adat, sampel, kelaziman, contoh, petua |
rule, pattern, convention, formula, normal |
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something regarded as a normative example |
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00194831-n
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kelaziman, kebiasaan |
habituation |
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a general accommodation to unchanging environmental conditions |
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00410247-n
(45)
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kelaziman, amalan, kebiasaan |
practice, pattern |
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a customary way of operation or behavior |
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01026744-n
(2)
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kebiasan, kelaziman |
rut, groove |
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a settled and monotonous routine that is hard to escape |
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07154046-n
(6)
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sifat sst yg biasa, kelaziman, kata-kata biasa, yang biasa |
cliche, commonplace, platitude, banality, bromide |
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a trite or obvious remark |
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04801532-n
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kelaziman, konvensi |
convention, conventionality, conventionalism |
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orthodoxy as a consequence of being conventional |
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14500908-n
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keadaan normal, keadaan biasa, kelaziman, hal biasa, kebiasaan, kenormalan |
normality, normalcy |
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being within certain limits that define the range of normal functioning |
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05122099-n
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kedominanan, kelaziman |
prevalence, preponderance |
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a superiority in numbers or amount |
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06774316-n
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persetujuan, peraturan, adat, adat kebiasaan, kelaziman, perjanjian, resam, konvensyen |
convention |
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[in diplomacy] an international agreement |
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04912240-n
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yg bersahaja, kelaziman, yang bersahaja, kebiasaan |
familiarity, casualness |
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a casual manner |
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00414179-n
(7)
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sifat semula jadi, sbg kebiasaan seseorang, perangai, kelaziman, tabiat, resam, kebiasaan |
habit, use |
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[in psychology] an automatic pattern of behavior in reaction to a specific situation; may be inherited or acquired through frequent repetition |
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00413239-n
(5)
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gaya hidup, peraturan yg lazim, adat, adat resam, kelaziman, peraturan yang lazim, resam, kebiasaan |
custom, usage, usance |
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accepted or habitual practice |
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