Learning Log 7
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Guidance
[ˈɡīdəns] Part of Speech : Noun Indonesian : Panduan Definition : advice or information aimed
at resolving a problem or difficulty, especially as given by someone in
authority. e.g.
“he looked to his father for inspiration and guidance” Synonyms : advice, counsel, direction, instruction, teaching 2.
Accordance
[əˈkôrdns] Part of Speech :
Noun Indonesian : Sesuai Definition : conformity or agreement. e.g.
“there is good accordance between the values” Synonyms : Following,
honoring, heeding, observing 3.
Demand [dəˈmand] Part of Speech :
Noun Indonesian : Tuntutan Definition : (of a road, route, or line)
separate from another route, especially a main one, and go in a different
direction. e.g.
“the flight path diverged from the original flight plan.” Synonyms : Separate, part, disunite, fork 4.
Occupation [ˌäkyəˈpāSH(ə)n] Part of Speech : Noun Indonesian : pekerjaan Definition : a job or profession. e.g “his
prime occupation was as editor: Synonyms : 5.
Considerable [kənˈsid(ə)rəb(ə)l] Part of Speech : Adjective Indonesian : Besar Definition : notably large in size,
amount, or extent. e.g “a
position of considerable influence” Synonyms : Size able, substantial, appreciable, significant 6.
Troop [tro͞op] Part of Speech : Noun Indonesian : Pasukan Definition : soldiers or armed forces. e.g “UN
peacekeeping troops” Synonyms : Soldiers, armed
forces, service
men 7. Established [əˈstabliSHt] Part of Speech : Adjective Indonesian : Didirikan Definition : having been in existence for
a long time and therefore recognized and generally accepted. e.g. “the
ceremony was an established event in the annual calendar.” Synonyms : Accepted, traditional, orthodox, habitual, confirmed |
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