GREEN (HIJAU) (1k graded)

57. GREEN (HIJAU) (1k graded)

  - Possessive Adjective

  Her green eyes were bored and angry. ((mata) hijaunya) - Adjective

  Rusalkas are beautiful, with long green hair. ((rambut) hijau panjang) - Article

  A green light pulled Travis up into the UFO. (sebuah (cahaya) hijau) - Conjunction

  There was a rope on the back seat, an unusual purple and green one. (dan yang (salah satunya) hijau)

  - Adverb

  They were completely green. (seluruhnya hijau)

  58. GUY (ORANG, COWOK) (1k graded, 2k graded) - Adjective

  You're a nice guy, Tom. (orang baik) - Article

  I knew he was the guy. (orangnya) - Preposition

  There was a guy in there, he once told a church service. ((seorang) pria di)

  - Auxiliary Verb be

  You clearly know who this guy is, so you tell me about it. (pria (ini)) - Pronoun

  He was the guy who flew in your plane back to Chicago. (pria yang)

  59. HARD (KERAS, SULIT) (1k graded) - Collocation

  They work hard for the country. (kerja keras) - Adverb

  Mary did try, very hard, before she moved to Scotland for her new job. (sangat keras)

  - Article

  It's a hard world, the world of business. ((dunia) yang keras) - Verb

  Archie studied hard. (belajar keras) - Conjunction

  He was very tired after all this travel and hard work. (dan (kerja) keras)

  60. HEART (HATI) (1k graded) - Article

  You gave me a heart with feelings, and then you sent me into the cruel world. (sebuah hati)

  - Possessive Noun

  Outside in the cold, Ethan's heart was beating fast. (hatinya Ethan) - Collocation

  He lay down again with a heavy heart and tears burning in his eyes. (hati yang berat)

  - Adjective

  You've left her with a broken heart, you mean. (sakit hati) - Verb

  And after a few hours his heart stopped and he was dead. ((hatinya) berhenti)

  61. HISTORY (SEJARAH) (1k graded) - Conjunction

  He was the youngest winner in history. (dalam sejarah) - Verb

  I love history and I love art. (suka pelajaran sejarah) - Adjective

  This is the largest natural history museum in the world. (museum alam)

  - Preposition

  They wanted to be a part of history as it happened. ((bagian) dari sejarah)

  - Noun

  Every year, a new list of Oscar winners goes into the history books. (buku-buku sejarah)

  62. HOSPITAL (RUMAH SAKIT) (1k graded) - Article

  Let's go to the hospital and see the doctor. (rumah sakit) - Preposition

  He was taken to hospital quickly, but he died a few days later. ((dilarikan) ke rumah sakit)

  - Noun

  I am a doctor at the London hospital. (rumah sakit London) - Possessive Adjective

  I went back to my hospital to do my work. (rumah sakitku) - Conjunction

  My secretary is in hospital and there's a lot of work to do. (rumah sakit dan)

  63. HOWEVER (NAMUN, BAGAIMANAPUN) (2k graded) - Noun

  The Doctor, however, kept his thoughts to himself. (dokter, bagaimanapun)

  - Adjective

  She seems perfectly happy, however, and financially speaking, it's a good marriage. (bahagia, bagaimanapun)

  - Adverb

  She waited patiently, however, until he had finished. (dengan sabar, bagaimanapun)

  - Pronoun

  I must tell you, however, that I had another reason for sending him away. (kamu, bagaimanapun) - Auxiliary Verb be

  There was, however, one unusual happening. ((ada), bagaimanapun)

  64. IDEA (IDE, GAGASAN) (1k graded) - Article

  I had an idea in my head. (sebuah ide) - Collocation

  It's not a good idea to argue with the police tonight. (ide yang bagus) - Adjective

  What a great idea! (ide yang hebat) - Possessive Adjective

  The King told his daughter about his idea. (idenya) - Adverb

  For a moment, she had no idea where she was. ((dia) tidak (mempunyai) ide)

  65. IMPROVE (MEMPERBAIKI, MENINGKATKAN) (2k graded) - Infinitive

  You wanted to improve your results, so you did extra lessons. ((ingin) meningkatkan)

  - Auxiliary Verb modal

  Parents believe inspection will improve schools. (akan meningkatkan) - Verb

  It helped improve my temper. (membantu meningkatkan) - Possessive Adjective

  I hope she will be grateful for this opportunity to improve her character. (meningkatkan (karakter)nya) - Conjunction

  But everyone I've spoken to agrees that you do improve and quickly. (meningkatkan dan)

  66. INDEED (MEMANG, SUNGGUH) (1k graded) - Adverb

  I read your report very carefully indeed. (dengan hati-hati memang) - Auxiliary Verb be

  It was, indeed, a wild, but strangely beautiful night. ((ini) memang) - Pronoun

  Indeed, he must come, if he is called with the right words. (memang dia)

  - Adjective

  They were indeed poor. (memang miskin) - Preposition

  Mrs. Bennet was a happy mother indeed on the day when she got rid of her two most deserving daughters. (tentunya pada (hari))

  67. INSTEAD (SEBAGAI GANTINYA, BUKANNYA, DARI PADA) (1k graded, 2k graded) - Adverb

  Can we go tomorrow instead of this evening? (besok sebagai gantinya)

  - Pronoun

  Maybe she liked to look at him instead of me. ((melihat) dia dari pada) - Preposition

  And so instead of talking happily about the baby, Christine and her father had argued all evening. (bukannya)

  - Noun

  He chose a religious book instead, and started reading in a slow, serious voice. (buku sebagai gantinya)

  - Conjunction

  But instead of leaving, he walked to the window and looked out at the sea. (tetapi bukannya)

  68. INTRODUCE (MEMPERKENALKAN) (1k graded, 2k graded) - Conjunction

  Now, I'll go and introduce myself to Karen. (dan memperkenalkan) - Infinitive

  You have to introduce me now. (harus memperkenalkan) - Auxiliary Verb modal

  I'll introduce you if you like. ((aku) akan memperkenalkan) - Pronoun

  Let me introduce you. (aku memperkenalkan) - Preposition

  There is someone I want to introduce to you. (memperkenalkan kepada (kamu))

  69. KEEP (MENJAGA, MENYIMPAN, TETAP) (1k graded) - Infinitive

  He wanted to keep strong, get some rest, and try again in the morning. ((ingin) tetap kuat)

  - Pronoun

  I keep my clothes in the wardrobe. (aku menjaga) - Conjunction

  Now the company wanted to buy the houses and keep the secret. (dan menjaga)

  - Collocation

  Please stay in your seats and keep calm. (tetap tenang) - Auxiliary Verb modal

  You will keep my secret, won't you? (akan menjaga)

  70. KNOWLEDGE (PENGETAHUAN) (2k graded) - Article

  The knowledge that this is probably true doesn't make me feel any better. (pengetahuan)

  - Possessive Adjective

  He has studied my disease I believe, and made good use of his knowledge. (pengetahuannya)

  - Preposition

  We each possess a million years of history, and a million years of knowledge. (satu juta tahun pengetahuan)

  - Auxiliary Verb be

  I mean would you say that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing? (pengetahuan adalah) - Conjunction

  If you do not use your knowledge and add to it, there will be no future for our race. (pengetahuan dan)

  71. LAUGH (TERTAWA) (1k graded) - Article

  Then he heard a laugh behind the door, and Joe and Mrs Doolin came in. (tertawa)

  - Conjunction

  Then we could say things to them and laugh at them and watch them get angry. (dan tertawa)

  - Adjective

  It was not a friendly laugh. (tertawa yang ramah) - Infinitive

  Then I began to laugh at myself. ((mulai) untuk tertawa) - Noun

  Why do people laugh at these stories? (orang tertawa)

  72. LEAVE (MENINGGALKAN) (1k graded) - Infinitive

  I did not want to leave her, but Jonathan was everything to me. ((ingin) untuk meninggalkan(nya))

  - Auxiliary Verb modal

  We must leave this place. (harus meninggalkan) - Conjunction

  We can't go away and leave him at Christmas time. (dan meninggalkan)

  - Pronoun

  Logan watched him leave. ((melihat)nya pergi) - Adverb

  Please leave Jennifer out of this, Father. (tolong tinggalkan)

  73. LIE (BERBOHONG, BERBARING) (1k graded) - Article

  And now you want me to tell a lie for you. (sebuah kebohongan) - Collocation

  Daniel wanted to lie down in front of the fire and go to sleep for a long, long time. (berbaring)

  - Adjective

  She needed a better lie? (kebohongan yang lebih baik) - Conjunction

  I think I must go and lie down. (dan berbaring) - Preposition

  I guess I'll just lie on the bed a while. (berbaring di (tempat tidur))

  74. LINE (GARIS, BARIS) (1k graded) - Article

  There was a line of people behind him. (sebuah barisan) - Noun

  He took a piece of fishing line and tied the ring round his neck. (senar pancing)

  - Adjective

  Behind it, the red line of blood, dark in the water. (garis merah) - Preposition

  This was a line from the movie. (garis dari) - Auxiliary Verb be

  Across the centre line was a wall. (garis (tengah) adalah)

  75. LONG (PANJANG, LAMA) (1k graded) - Collocation

  I'll remember today for a long time. (waktu yang lama) - Article

  There was a long silence. ((keheningan) yang lama) - Adjective

  She had big eyes and beautiful long brown hair. ((rambut cokelat) panjang yang indah)

  - Preposition

  It hurts him, but not for long. ((tetapi tidak) untuk waktu yang lama) - Noun

  The Mississippi River is 3,778 kilometres long and in the nineteenth century it was an important route between the North and the South. (3.778 kilometer panjangnya)

  76. LOW (RENDAH) (1k graded) - Collocation

  He began to talk to himself in a low voice. (suara rendah) - Auxiliary Verb be

  Her voice was low when she replied. ((suaranya) rendah) - Adjective

  'Thank you, doctor,' he said, in his strange low voice. ((suara) rendah yang aneh)

  - Noun

  Helen kept her voice low and calm. (suara yang rendah) - Conjunction

  It was low and far away, but it was a long screaming sound. (rendah dan)

  77. MAKE (MEMBUAT) (1k graded) - Infinitive

  You want to make everything bigger, brighter and better. ((ingin) membuat)

  - Pronoun

  In the future, when you make mistakes, my magic will not help you. (kamu membuat)

  - Auxiliary Verb modal

  I will make him my friend. (akan membuat) - Conjunction

  They can come here and make films. (dan membuat) - Adverb

  They keep sheep, make pots, and also make beautiful jewellery from silver and blue-green stones. (juga membuat)

  78. MARKET (PASAR) (2k graded) - Article

  Every day she walked to the market with Chiole and bought vegetables. (pasar)

  - Noun

  From the side window, he looked across to a smaller and uglier house, and down below there was a flower market. (pasar bunga)

  - Auxiliary Verb be

  The Guangzhou market is one of the most competitive markets in the world. (pasar (Guangzhou) adalah)

  - Preposition

  Dad worked in the fruit and vegetable market at Covent Garden. (pasar di)

  - Conjunction

  As she turned, she put her hands up to her hair to tidy it, and looked down at the market and up at the sky. (pasar dan)

  79. MAYBE (MUNGKIN) (1k graded) - Conjunction

  But maybe it will change color when you're older. (tetapi mungkin) - Verb

  I thought maybe you couldn't come. ((saya) pikir mungkin) - Pronoun

  Maybe it was a party in Montreal. (mungkin ini) - Article

  “Maybe the ghosts are here now," he said. (mungkin) - Noun

  Maybe Zeena didn't mean what she said, he thought. (mungkin Zeena)

  80. MENTION (MENYEBUT) (2k graded) - Pronoun

  Since you mention it, said Philbrick calmly, they were untrue. (kamu menyebutkan)

  - Infinitive

  Why does the Chaplain want me to mention the library to Margot? ((menginginkan ku) untuk menyebutkan)

  - Article

  Please don't mention that hateful man. (menyebutkan (pria penuh kebencian) itu)

  - Possessive Adjective

  Stop, please don't mention her name. (menyebut (nama)nya)

  - Noun

  Don't mention school, I'm on holiday now! (menyebutkan sekolah)

  81. MINE (SAYA, MILIKKU) (1k graded, 2k graded) - Auxiliary Verb be

  I wanted Julie to be mine and only mine. ((untuk) menjadi milikku) - Preposition

  I'll have a word with a policeman friend of mine. ((teman) polisi saya) - Adverb

  But I wanted her to be mine forever. (milikku selamanya) - Conjunction

  I looked at mine and saw that it was blank. (diriku dan) - Pronoun

  I telephoned a friend of mine who was a doctor. ((teman) saya yang)

  82. MONEY (uang) (1k graded) - Possessive Adjective

  That old woman just wants my money because she saw me on television. (uangku)

  - Article

  This man has no money, and he cannot work. (tidak (memiliki) uang) - Preposition

  Now I have a big house and a lot of money. ((banyak) uang) - Adverb

  I can't win because I don't have any money. ((saya tidak mempunyai) uang) - Collocation

  You are young and have enough money. (cukup uang)

  83. MOVE (BERGERAK) (1k graded) - Conjunction

  Cars need to move, and move fast, not stop. (dan bergerak) - Auxiliary Verb modal

  When I was young, I could move as fast as Harald. (bisa bergerak) - Infinitive

  The boat continued to move for a few more hours. ((lanjut) bergerak) - Pronoun

  Well, you haven't moved and it's your move,' Louis repeated. (gerakanmu)

  - Collocation

  I tried to move away, but couldn't. (menjauh)

  84. MUSIC (MUSIK) (1k graded) - Article

  Rafael stayed in the cafe, listening to the music. (musik) - Infinitive

  The young boy loved listening to music. (mendengarkan musik) - Verb

  In the evening, the people played music and danced for the navigator. (memainkan musik )

  - Preposition

  In the 1990s a new kind of music called 'rap' became popular in New York. ((jenis) music (baru))

  - Adjective

  She was studying at a famous music school. (music terkenal)

  85. NATURAL (ALAM, WAJAR) (1k graded) - Article

  It was about the natural world. (alam) - Adverb

  She was very natural, and everyone liked that. (sangat alamiah) - Noun

  People should love the natural world and not destroy it. (dunia alam) - Conjunction

  I guess it's natural that you're going to leave us,' he said at last. (wajar bahwa) - Preposition

  Look at the word 'natural' in a dictionary. (alam di)

  86. NEVER (TIDAK PERNAH) (1k graded) - Auxiliary Verb modal

  They will never come back to this country. (tidak akan) - Auxiliary Verb have

  I have never seen anything so ugly and terrible. (belum pernah (melihat)) - Pronoun

  He never wants to go there. (dia tidak pernah (ingin)) - Adverb

  The front windows of the house were almost never opened. (hampir tidak pernah)

  - Conjunction

  We can begin a wonderful new life and never worry about money again. (dan tidak pernah)

  87. NIGHT (MALAM) (1k graded) - Article

  Nothing could stay outside on a night like this. (malam) - Adverb

  Where did you go last night? (kemarin malam) - Collocation

  Good night, Mr. Sherlock Holmes. (selamat malam) - Noun

  On Friday night, thousands of people went to London. (Jumat malam) - Preposition

  I only saw him at night when he came and sat with me. (pada malam hari)