Kamus Inggris Australia

Indeks A–Z

• dag

  noun

  orang culun (akrab)

  A person who is unfashionable or a bit awkward, usually said affectionately.

  He's a bit of a dag, but everyone likes him.Dia agak culun, tapi semua orang menyukainya.

• damper

  noun

  roti damper (dipanggang di api unggun)

  A simple traditional bread made from flour and water, often baked in campfire coals.

  We cooked damper on the campfire.Kami memanggang roti damper di api unggun.

• deadly

  adjective

  keren sekali (bahasa Inggris Aborigin)

  An Aboriginal English term often meaning excellent or impressive.

  The festival featured some deadly local artists.Festival itu menampilkan seniman lokal yang keren.

• declare

  verb

  menyatakan, melaporkan

  To tell customs or biosecurity officers about goods you are bringing into the country.

  Declare all food when you arrive at the airport.Laporkan semua makanan saat tiba di bandara.

• defo

  adverb

  pasti (santai)

  Definitely (informal).

  I'm defo coming to the party.Aku pasti datang ke pesta.

• demerit points

  noun

  poin pelanggaran

  Penalty points added to your driving record for traffic offences; too many can lead to losing your licence.

  Speeding in a school zone can cost you demerit points.Ngebut di zona sekolah bisa membuatmu kena poin pelanggaran.

• Department of Home Affairs

  noun

  Departemen Dalam Negeri

  The federal government department responsible for immigration, citizenship and border security.

  The Department of Home Affairs processes visa applications.Departemen Dalam Negeri memproses permohonan visa.

• derro

  nounmenyinggung

  gelandangan (menghina)

  A derogatory informal word for a homeless or destitute person; considered offensive.

  Calling someone a derro is considered offensive.Menyebut seseorang derro dianggap menghina.

• DIDO

  noun

  kerja drive-in drive-out

  Drive-in drive-out work with travel to a remote site.

  The project uses a DIDO roster.Proyek itu memakai jadwal DIDO.

• dilly-dally

  verb

  berlama-lama

  To waste time or be slow to act.

  Stop dilly-dallying or we'll miss the bus.Jangan berlama-lama, nanti ketinggalan bus.

• dinkum

  adjective

  asli, jujur

  Genuine, honest or true; often used in the phrase "fair dinkum".

  He's a dinkum Aussie bloke.Dia pria Australia sejati.

• direct debit

  noun

  debit langsung otomatis

  An arrangement that lets a company take regular payments from your bank account.

  My gym fees are paid by direct debit every fortnight.Biaya gym-ku dibayar dengan debit langsung setiap dua minggu.

• disability parking permit

  noun

  izin parkir disabilitas

  A permit that allows people with mobility needs to use accessible parking spaces.

  Only cars with a disability parking permit can use that space.Hanya mobil berizin parkir disabilitas yang boleh memakai tempat itu.

• disconnection notice

  noun

  pemberitahuan pemutusan

  A warning that a service will be cut off if a bill is not paid.

  Contact the retailer as soon as you receive a disconnection notice.Hubungi penyedia segera setelah menerima pemberitahuan pemutusan.

• dishonour fee

  noun

  biaya penolakan pembayaran

  A fee charged when a payment fails because there is not enough money in the account.

  The direct debit failed and I was charged a dishonour fee.Debit langsung gagal dan aku dikenai biaya penolakan.

• Do Not Call Register

  noun

  daftar tolak panggilan pemasaran

  A free government register that reduces telemarketing calls to your number.

  Add your mobile to the Do Not Call Register.Daftarkan nomor HP-mu ke daftar tolak panggilan pemasaran.

• dob

  verb

  melapor, mengadu

  To report someone to an authority, often informally.

  Don't dob me in for being late.Jangan laporkan aku karena terlambat.

• dob in

  phrasal verb

  melaporkan seseorang

  To report someone for wrongdoing.

  The student decided to dob in the bully.Siswa itu memutuskan melaporkan si perundung.

• dodgy

  adjective

  mencurigakan, abal-abal

  Unreliable, suspicious, or of poor quality.

  That second-hand charger looks dodgy.Charger bekas itu kelihatan abal-abal.

• dog's eye

  noun

  pai daging (slang berima)

  Rhyming slang for a meat pie.

  Grab us a dog's eye from the bakery.Belikan aku pai daging di toko roti.

• donga

  noun

  bangunan portabel

  A transportable building used as accommodation or a site office, especially in remote work settings.

  Workers stayed in dongas near the mine.Para pekerja tinggal di bangunan portabel dekat tambang.

• drink driving

  noun

  mengemudi dalam keadaan mabuk

  Driving with more alcohol in your blood than the legal limit (zero for learner and provisional drivers).

  Drink driving can lead to losing your licence.Mengemudi dalam keadaan mabuk bisa membuat SIM dicabut.

• driving test

  noun

  ujian mengemudi

  A practical test of your driving skills, needed to get a licence.

  She passed her driving test on the first try.Dia lulus ujian mengemudi pada percobaan pertama.

• drongo

  nounhinaan

  orang bodoh

  An informal insult for a foolish or stupid person.

  Don't be a drongo, wear your seatbelt.Jangan bodoh, pakai sabuk pengamanmu.

• dunny

  noun

  toilet

  Toilet or outdoor toilet.

  Is there a dunny near the campsite?Apakah ada toilet di dekat perkemahan?