Buku Street Talk 3 - Tinjauan Lebih Dekat: Pelajaran 12

Tinjauan

Kartu flash

Ejaan

Kuis

Mulai belajar

again and again [Adverbia]

berulang kali

Ex: She checked her phone again and again , hoping for a message that never came .

Dia memeriksa ponselnya berkali-kali, berharap pesan yang tak pernah datang.

boo-boo [Kata benda]

luka kecil

Ex: Let me see your boo-boo , and I ’ll put a bandage on it .

Biarkan aku melihat lukamu, dan aku akan menempelkan plester.

bye-bye [Kata benda]

selamat tinggal

cheek-to-cheek [Adverbia]

pipi dengan pipi

Ex: They danced cheek-to-cheek under the dim lights .

Mereka menari pipi ke pipi di bawah cahaya redup.

choo-choo [Kata benda]

chu-chu

door-to-door [Adjektiva]

dari pintu ke pintu

to [grin|smile] from ear to ear [frasa]

(of a person) to look extremely happy and satisfied

Ex: When Jane received the news of her promotion , she was grinning from ear to ear all day long .

frou-frou [Adjektiva]

terlalu rumit atau dekoratif

Ex: The dress was covered in lace and ribbons , way too frou-frou for my taste .

Gaun itu dipenuhi renda dan pita, terlalu frou-frou untuk selera saya.

gaga [Adjektiva]

gila

Ex: The crowd went gaga when the celebrity walked in.

Kerumunan menjadi gila ketika selebriti masuk.

goochie-goo [Interjeksi]

gelitik

Ex: He tried ‘Goochie-goo,’ but the baby just stared at him.

Dia mencoba ‘Goochie-goo,’ tapi bayi itu hanya menatapnya.

ha ha [Interjeksi]

Ha ha

Ex: Ha ha , I ca n't believe you wore mismatched socks to work !

Ha ha, aku tidak percaya kamu memakai kaus kaki yang tidak cocok untuk bekerja!

to [walk] hand-in-hand [frasa]

to walk while holding hands, often as a sign of affection or unity

Ex: They walked hand-in-hand along the beach at sunset .

to [go|be] hand in hand [frasa]

(of two things) to be closely connected to one another, particularly in a way that one of them causes the occurrence of another

Ex: In a loving relationship , trust and emotional support are hand in hand , creating a strong bond between partners .

hand-to-hand [Adjektiva]

tangan ke tangan

Ex: The soldiers were trained in hand-to-hand combat .

Para prajurit dilatih dalam pertarungan jarak dekat.

head-to-head [Adjektiva]

berhadapan langsung

heart-to-heart [Adjektiva]

hati ke hati

Ex: We had a heart-to-heart conversation about our future together.

Kami memiliki percakapan dari hati ke hati tentang masa depan kami bersama.

hip hip hooray [Interjeksi]

Hip hip hore!

Ex: Hip hip hooray !

Hip hip hooray! Kami memenangkan kejuaraan!

lulu [Kata benda]

bom

muumuu [Kata benda]

gaun longgar dan mengalir

Ex: She wore a bright floral muumuu to the beach party .

Dia mengenakan muumuu floral cerah ke pesta pantai.

mouth-to-mouth [Kata benda]

mulut ke mulut

Ex: He had to perform mouth-to-mouth after the swimmer lost consciousness .

Dia harus melakukan pernapasan mulut ke mulut setelah perenang itu kehilangan kesadaran.

naughty naughty [Interjeksi]

Nakal nakal

Ex: Naughty naughty , you know you ’re not supposed to take cookies before dinner .

Nakal nakal, kamu tahu kamu tidak seharusnya mengambil kue sebelum makan malam.

neck and neck [frasa]

used when two or more participants in a race or competition are very close and have an equal chance of winning

Ex: The two candidates in the election are running neck and neck in the polls , making it a tight race .

no-no [Kata benda]

larangan

on and on [frasa]

*** continually; at tedious length

one by one [Adverbia]

satu per satu

to pee-pee [kata kerja]

pipis

Ex: The child learned to ask if they needed to pee-pee before leaving for school.

Anak itu belajar untuk bertanya apakah mereka perlu pipis sebelum berangkat ke sekolah.

pom-pom [Kata benda]

pom-pom

Ex: The cheerleaders shook their pom-poms as the team ran onto the field .

Para pemandu sorak mengibaskan pom-pom mereka saat tim berlari ke lapangan.

to poo-poo [kata kerja]

berak

Ex: "I need to poo-poo," the toddler said, running to the potty.

"Aku perlu pipis," kata balita itu, berlari ke potty.

same old same old [frasa]

used to indicate that nothing has changed and things remain the same

Ex: When asked how work was going , he shrugged and said , " Same old same old

so-so [Adjektiva]

biasa-biasa saja

Ex: Her speech was so-so , lacking energy but still clear .

Pidatonya biasa saja, kurang energi tapi masih jelas.

such-and-such [Adjektiva]

anu

Ex: The invitation said the event would be held at such-and-such a place .

Undangan mengatakan acara akan diadakan di anu tempat.

ta-ta [Interjeksi]

Sampai jumpa!

Ex: She waved and said, "Ta-ta for now!" as she left.

Dia melambaikan tangan dan berkata, "Ta-ta untuk sekarang!" saat pergi.

to [go] tee-tee [frasa]

to urinate, often used when speaking to or around children to make the topic sound less serious or more playful

Ex: The little girl told her mom she needed to go tee-tee .

tom-tom [Kata benda]

tom-tom

tum-tum [Kata benda]

perut

Ex: " Does your tum-tum hurt ? "

"Apakah perutmu sakit?" tanya sang ibu kepada anaknya.

two-by-two [Adverbia]

berdua-dua

Ex: The students were told to walk two-by-two down the hallway .

Para siswa diperintahkan untuk berjalan berdua-dua di lorong.

side by side [Adjektiva]

berdampingan

Ex: The two houses stood side by side on the quiet street .

Dua rumah itu berdiri berdampingan di jalan yang sepi.

yum [Interjeksi]

Enak

Ex: Yum , this homemade lasagna is amazing !

Yum, lasagna buatan rumah ini luar biasa!

face-to-face [frasa]

within each other's presence

Buku Street Talk 3
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