telah/sudah diterjemahkan
translate = men(t)erjemahkan
To find the meaning of "translated" in the dictionary, you would need to look under the entry for the word "translate." "Translated" is the past tense form of "translate," which means to express the meaning of speech or text in a different language or form.
telah/sudah diterjemahkan translate = men(t)erjemahkan
You would typically find the meaning for "translated" under the verb "translate" in a dictionary.
Look in any dictionary (book, not online!) At the top of each page is a guide word - usually the first or last entry on the page. In the dictionary are words printed in alphabetical order. Each of these entries is an entry word. You could have found this out by googling or looking up in a dictionary : Entry word - Noun, entry word - the form of a word that heads a lexical entry and is alphabetized in a dictionary. citation form, main entry word Guide word - word printed at the top of a page in a dictionary, encyclopedia, etc., usually the first or last entry on the page
Guide words are the words at the top of the pages in the dictionary that let you know what words are below. For example, if you look up the word per in the Webster's dictionary the top of the page will say pennyroyal-percentile these are your guide words.**Note I used the Webster's II New Riverside Dictionary revised office edition and my example appears on page 507.**Entry Words....Entry Words: Each defined word is called an entry.
A brief entry is an entry that is relatively short. If in a blog, a brief entry could be anywhere from about 300 to 500 words, or about half the size of a short story.
Both words are translated as porti.
Both words are translated as brusto.
Both of these words are translated as civila.
Btw translated: By the way Afk translated: Away from keyboard Wdym translated: What do you mean? Wt* translated: What the F**k Wt* translated: What the heck or What the h*ll
no it was translated by using beer that would form into words
Which would be guide words and which are entry words? tropical, trout,trust weather wayward weave prance practice prairie.