Kamus Inggris Australia
713 kata dengan arti bahasa Inggris sederhana, contoh, dan terjemahan.
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62 entriaggro
adjectiveagresif, suka cari gara-gara
Aggressive or confrontational.
The customer got aggro about the delay.
Pelanggan itu marah karena keterlambatan.bail
verbbatal mendadak, cabut
To leave suddenly or cancel plans at short notice.
Sorry, I have to bail on dinner tonight.
Maaf, aku harus batal makan malam nanti.beaut
adjectivebagus sekali
Excellent or very pleasing in informal speech.
That's a beaut idea for the party.
Itu ide yang bagus sekali untuk pesta.bludger
nounpemalas, benalu
A person perceived as avoiding work or relying unfairly on others.
Calling someone a bludger can be insulting.
Menyebut seseorang pemalas bisa menyinggung.blue
nounpertengkaran, perkelahian
An argument or physical fight in Australian informal speech.
The neighbours had a blue over the fence.
Para tetangga bertengkar soal pagar.mantap (agak kuno)
Very good or excellent; informal and somewhat old-fashioned.
The team had a bonza season.
Tim itu menjalani musim yang hebat.
budgie smugglers
nouncelana renang pria ketat (slang)
A humorous name for tight men's swimming briefs.
He turned up at the beach in budgie smugglers.
Dia muncul di pantai memakai celana renang ketat.cactus
adjectiverusak
Broken, ruined or no longer working.
My phone's cactus after I dropped it in the pool.
Ponselku rusak setelah jatuh ke kolam.cark it
phrasemati, rusak total
To die or to stop working completely (informal).
The old car finally carked it.
Mobil tua itu akhirnya mati total.chockers
adjectivepenuh sesak
Completely full or very crowded.
The car park was chockers by noon.
Tempat parkir sudah penuh sesak menjelang siang.chuck a wobbly
phrasemengamuk
To have an angry outburst or tantrum.
Dad chucked a wobbly when the car broke down.
Ayah mengamuk waktu mobilnya mogok.chunder
verbmuntah (slang)
To vomit (informal).
He chundered after the boat ride.
Dia muntah setelah naik perahu.kawan (kuno)
An old-fashioned word for a friend or mate.
Grandpa still calls his old friends cobber.
Kakek masih memanggil teman lamanya cobber.cockie
nounkakatua/kecoak/petani kecil (sesuai konteks)
An informal word for a cockatoo, a cockroach, or a small farmer, depending on context.
The cockies were screeching in the gum trees.
Burung kakatua memekik di pohon kayu putih.crikey
interjectionya ampun
An exclamation expressing surprise.
Crikey, that's a big spider!
Ya ampun, laba-labanya besar sekali!dag
nounorang 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.
defo
adverbpasti (santai)
Definitely (informal).
I'm defo coming to the party.
Aku pasti datang ke pesta.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.dinkum
adjectiveasli, jujur
Genuine, honest or true; often used in the phrase "fair dinkum".
He's a dinkum Aussie bloke.
Dia pria Australia sejati.dob
verbmelapor, 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 verbmelaporkan seseorang
To report someone for wrongdoing.
The student decided to dob in the bully.
Siswa itu memutuskan melaporkan si perundung.dodgy
adjectivemencurigakan, abal-abal
Unreliable, suspicious, or of poor quality.
That second-hand charger looks dodgy.
Charger bekas itu kelihatan abal-abal.orang bodoh
An informal insult for a foolish or stupid person.
Don't be a drongo, wear your seatbelt.
Jangan bodoh, pakai sabuk pengamanmu.exy
adjectivemahal (santai)
Expensive (informal).
That restaurant is pretty exy.
Restoran itu cukup mahal.flick
verbmembuang, memutuskan
To get rid of something or someone, for example by ending a relationship.
She flicked him after two weeks.
Dia memutuskan pria itu setelah dua minggu.