FINISH (SELESAI) (1k graded)

50. FINISH (SELESAI) (1k graded)

  - Conjunction

  Stay and finish your dinner. (dan selesaikan) - Auxiliary Verb Modal

  I must finish writing my new book then. (harus menyelesaikan) - Infinitive

  This is my true story; and I want to finish it now. ((ingin) menyelesaikan)

  - Noun

  Why don't you finish it during your holiday? (kamu selesaikan (ini)) - Pronoun

  She wanted to work abroad, but first she had to finish her studies. (menyelesaikan (belajarnya))

  51. FIX (MEMPERBAIKI) (2k graded) - Infinitive

  The servants began to fix armor to Maximus's body, first his arms, legs, and shoulders. ((mulai) memperbaiki)

  - Adverb

  You'd better fix this. (lebih baik memperbaiki) - Conjunction

  I wonder if you could be an angel and go over and fix things for me? (dan memperbaiki) - Pronoun

  We'll fix it, of course, but not too quickly. (memperbaiki ini)

  - Article

  It took another half an hour after that to fix the cover. (memperbaiki (sampul))

  52. FOOT (KAKI) (1k graded) - Article

  He saw a foot kicking hard in the water beside him. (kaki) - Possessive Noun

  The right hand was like a man's foot. (kaki seorang laki-laki) - Preposition

  You'll never get there on foot before the storm starts again. (dengan kaki)

  - Possessive Adjective

  Her foot's broken, but she'll be all right. (kakinya) - Adjective

  And Marianne quickly forgot about her bad foot. (kaki yang buruk)

  53. FORMER (BEKAS, MANTAN) (2k graded) - Article

  Jane, a former civil servant with a passion for language and writing. (bekas)

  - Possessive Adjective

  They also treat their former colonies as their exclusive trading zones. (bekas mereka)

  - Possessive noun

  All but one of the cafe's former chefs graduated from the Culinary Institute of America, and the one who didn't trained in France. ( juru masak bekas kafe)

  - Adjective

  Mr. Hirschorn, the former executive editor of New York magazine. (mantan eksekutif)

  - Noun

  He is a former rector of both the Gregorian University and the Biblical Institute in Rome. (mantan rektor)

  54. FULL (PENUH) (1k graded) - Auxiliary Verb be

  The holes are full of small stones and earth. (penuh) - Collocation

  Scott said through a mouth full of food. (mulut penuh (makanan)) - Conjunction

  The room was in order but full of evil. (tetapi penuh) - Noun

  But there is a priest, Hoteiosho, an old man who carries a bag full of presents for children. ((satu) tas penuh)

  - Adverb

  Our house was always full of people in those days. (selalu penuh)

  55. GAME (PERMAINAN) (1k graded) - Article

  I was ready to begin the game. (permainan) - Adjective

  It was a dangerous game. ((sebuah) permainan berbahaya) - Collocation

  When I die, I'd like to die at a football game. ((sebuah) permainan sepak bola)

  - Possessive Adjective

  Something was wrong with our game. (permainan kita) - Verb

  The game began immediately. (permainan dimulai)

  56. GIVE (MEMBERIKAN) (1k graded) - Auxiliary Verb modal

  I can give you a lot of money. (bisa memberi) - Noun

  They give me the same nice room every year. (mereka memberi) - Infinitive

  I don't want to give you money. ((tidak ingin) memberi) - Conjunction

  They should look at the forest and give thanks for everything around them. (dan memberi)

  - Pronoun

  Maybe you can give me some lessons. (memberiku)