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Daftar Kata Level C1 - Perjuangan dan Kegagalan

Di sini Anda akan mempelajari beberapa kata dalam bahasa Inggris tentang perjuangan dan kemunduran, seperti "disastrous", "doom", "neglect", dll., yang disiapkan untuk pelajar tingkat C1.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
destructive
destructive
[Adjektiva]

causing a lot of damage or harm

merusak, destruktif

merusak, destruktif

Ex: The destructive force of the earthquake toppled buildings and infrastructure. 

Kekuatan merusak gempa bumi merobohkan bangunan dan infrastruktur.

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disastrous
disastrous
[Adjektiva]

very harmful or bad

bencana, merusak

bencana, merusak

Ex: The invasive species had a disastrous effect on the local ecosystem. 
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elusive
elusive
[Adjektiva]

difficult to grasp mentally

sulit dipahami, licin

sulit dipahami, licin

Ex: The answer to the riddle remained elusive, despite their best efforts to solve it. 
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grave
grave
[Adjektiva]

involving serious danger, harm, or a very bad outcome

serius,  gawat

serius, gawat

Ex: The mistake could have grave consequences for public safety. 
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ineffective
ineffective
[Adjektiva]

not achieving the desired outcome or intended result

tidak efektif, tidak berhasil

tidak efektif, tidak berhasil

Ex: The marketing campaign was ineffective, as it failed to attract new customers. 

Kampanye pemasaran itu tidak efektif, karena gagal menarik pelanggan baru.

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undesirable
undesirable
[Adjektiva]

not wanted or considered unpleasant

tidak diinginkan, tidak menyenangkan

tidak diinginkan, tidak menyenangkan

Ex: The undesirable weather conditions forced the cancellation of the outdoor event. 
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overwhelming
overwhelming
[Adjektiva]

too intense or powerful to resist or manage effectively

luar biasa, menggemparkan

luar biasa, menggemparkan

Ex: The overwhelming joy of holding her newborn baby for the first time brought tears to her eyes. 

Kegembiraan yang luar biasa saat pertama kali menggendong bayinya yang baru lahir membuat matanya berkaca-kaca.

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in vain
in vain
[Adverbia]

without success or achieving the desired result

sia-sia, tanpa hasil

sia-sia, tanpa hasil

Ex: The team struggled to score a goal, but all their attempts were in vain as the opposing defense remained impenetrable. 

Tim itu berjuang untuk mencetak gol, tetapi semua upaya mereka sia-sia karena pertahanan lawan tetap tak tertembus.

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to doom
to doom
[kata kerja]

to intentionally cause something or someone to fail or experience a negative outcome by creating specific conditions

menghukum, menyebabkan kegagalan

menghukum, menyebabkan kegagalan

Ex: Deliberate misinformation campaigns can doom a person's reputation. 

Kampanye misinformasi yang disengaja dapat menghancurkan reputasi seseorang.

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to neglect
to neglect
[kata kerja]

to fail to do something, especially through carelessness or forgetfulness

mengabaikan,  lalai

mengabaikan, lalai

Ex: I neglected to reply to her email yesterday. 
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to overshadow
to overshadow
[kata kerja]

to cause a person or thing to come across as less significant

mengalahkan, menutupi

mengalahkan, menutupi

Ex: The grandeur of the ancient temple overshadowed the smaller shrines nearby. 
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breakdown
breakdown
[Kata benda]

the failure or collapse of a relationship, system, process, or arrangement

keruntuhan, kegagalan

keruntuhan, kegagalan

Ex: The country experienced a breakdown of law and order. 
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burden
burden
[Kata benda]

a responsibility or task that causes hardship, stress, etc.

beban, tanggung jawab

beban, tanggung jawab

Ex: The financial burden of student loans weighed heavily on her after graduation. 
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catastrophe
catastrophe
[Kata benda]

a horrible event that causes much suffering and damage

bencana

bencana

Ex: The failure of the levee led to a catastrophic flood that submerged entire neighborhoods. 

Kegagalan tanggul menyebabkan banjir bencana yang menenggelamkan seluruh permukiman.

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dead end
dead end
[Kata benda]

a situation that shows no signs of progress or improvement

jalan buntu, tanpa masa depan

jalan buntu, tanpa masa depan

Ex: Their relationship had become a dead end long before they broke up. 

Hubungan mereka sudah lama tanpa masa depan sebelum mereka putus.

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deficiency
deficiency
[Kata benda]

a flaw, weakness, or shortcoming that reduces the effectiveness, quality, or completeness of something

kekurangan, cacat

kekurangan, cacat

Ex: The audit uncovered several deficiencies in the company's records. 
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fail
fail
[Kata benda]

a mistake or unsuccessful act

kegagalan, kesalahan

kegagalan, kesalahan

Ex: The launch of the new product was a major fail due to poor marketing. 
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fall
fall
[Kata benda]

a reduction in size, amount, number, etc.

penurunan, jatuh

penurunan, jatuh

Ex: The fall in oil prices has significantly impacted the global economy. 
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fault
fault
[Kata benda]

a wrong move or act

kesalahan, kekeliruan

kesalahan, kekeliruan

Ex: It was her fault that the project missed its deadline due to her delay. 
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hurdle
hurdle
[Kata benda]

a difficulty or problem that must be overcome in order to achieve something

rintangan, kesulitan

rintangan, kesulitan

Ex: Despite the language barrier, she managed to overcome this hurdle and excel in her new job. 
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inconvenience
inconvenience
[Kata benda]

the state or quality of being not useful, suitable, or convenient

ketidaknyamanan, gangguan

ketidaknyamanan, gangguan

Ex: The lack of parking caused inconvenience for customers. 
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malfunction
malfunction
[Kata benda]

a failure to function or work properly

kerusakan, gagal fungsi

kerusakan, gagal fungsi

Ex: A malfunction in the engine forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. 

Kerusakan di mesin memaksa pilot melakukan pendaratan darurat.

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mess
mess
[Kata benda]

a difficult, confused, or unpleasant situation involving many problems

kekacauan, kekusutan

kekacauan, kekusutan

Ex: The paperwork was such a mess that Emma had to start again. 
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mishap
mishap
[Kata benda]

a minor accident that has no serious consequences

kecelakaan kecil, insiden

kecelakaan kecil, insiden

Ex: The camping trip went smoothly, except for a minor mishap when the tent zipper got stuck. 
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odds
odds
[Kata benda]

difficult or unfavorable circumstances that reduce the chance of success

kesulitan,  keadaan yang merugikan

kesulitan, keadaan yang merugikan

Ex: Daniel overcame enormous odds to finish his education. 
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oversight
oversight
[Kata benda]

a mistake made because of forgetting to do or not noticing something

kelalaian, kekeliruan

kelalaian, kekeliruan

Ex: The project's failure to meet the deadline was attributed to an oversight in scheduling key milestones. 
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setback
setback
[Kata benda]

a problem that gets in the way of a process or makes it worse

kemunduran, hambatan

kemunduran, hambatan

Ex: His injury was a setback to his training schedule for the upcoming competition. 
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underdog
underdog
[Kata benda]

an individual, team, etc. who is regarded as weaker compared to others and has little chance of success as a result

underdog, yang dianggap lemah

underdog, yang dianggap lemah

Ex: The underdog candidate won the election against all odds. 
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to [give] {sb} trouble

to cause someone problems

Ex: The noisy neighbors are giving us trouble late at night. 
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to no effect

not yielding the expected result

Ex: The company increased advertising spending, but it was to no effect as sales continued to decline. 
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up against
up against
[frasa]

in a challenging, confrontational, or adversarial situation

Ex: The candidate was up against a tough opponent. 
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in the face of
in the face of
[preposisi]

despite a challenging or difficult situation

meskipun, menghadapi

meskipun, menghadapi

Ex: The company achieved record profits in the face of a tough economic climate. 
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at the expense of

causing a negative consequence or cost to someone or something in order to benefit another

dengan mengorbankan

dengan mengorbankan

Ex: The company prioritized profit margins at the expense of employee satisfaction. 

Perusahaan memprioritaskan margin keuntungan dengan mengorbankan kepuasan karyawan.

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to evacuate
to evacuate
[kata kerja]

to leave a place to be safe from a dangerous situation

mengungsi, meninggalkan

mengungsi, meninggalkan

Ex: In anticipation of the approaching hurricane, coastal communities were urged to evacuate. 

Mengantisipasi badai yang mendekat, komunitas pesisir didesak untuk mengungsi.

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Murphy's law

a principle stating that if there is a possibility for a bad thing to happen, it will happen

Ex: She prepared thoroughly for her presentation, but Murphy's law struck, and the projector failed. 
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to [walk|tread] a tightrope

to be in a situation where one has to be careful about every decision they make because even one mistake can pose a great risk

berjalan di atas tali tipis, menjaga keseimbangan yang rapuh

berjalan di atas tali tipis, menjaga keseimbangan yang rapuh

Ex: The teacher walked a tightrope between supporting the students and enforcing the rules. 

Guru itu harus menjaga keseimbangan yang rapuh antara mendukung siswa dan menegakkan aturan.

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