| tight | “sleep ~”, “selamat malam”; sit ~, duduk di tempat. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| good night | interj selamat malam. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| good evening | interj selamat malam. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| well1 | /eat, dine, etc/ ~, makan sepuas-puasnya; /leave, let/ ~ (enough) alone, membiarkan (keadaan) begitu saja, tdk mengubah apa-apa: why alter the present method? It’s better to leave ~ alone, utk apa meminda kaedah yg ada sekarang? Lebih baik membiarkan keadaan begitu saja; live ~, (comfortably) hidup selesa; (prosperously) hidup senang; (luxuriously) hidup mewah; marry ~, berkahwin dgn orang baik-baik; (colloq) kahwin dgn orang baik-baik; sleep ~, tidur (dgn) /nyenyak, lena/; sleep ~!, selamat malam!; speak ~ of /so., st/, memuji /sso, sst/: they speak very ~ of her in her department at Oxford, mereka benar-benar memujinya di jabatannya di Oxford; would do ~ to, (foll by v) sepatutnya, sebaiknya: he would do ~ not to pay any heed to such stories, sepatutnya dia tdk mengendahkan cerita-cerita spt itu; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| finish | ~ up, (not fml) do st in the end, akhirnya, sudahnya, [not translated]: I fell asleep in the train to Oxford and ~ed up in Birmingham, saya tertidur dlm kereta api ke Oxford dan akhirnya sampai di Birmingham; the parachutist intended to land on the airstrip but ~ed in the river, ahli payung terjun itu hendak mendarat di lapangan terbang tetapi mendarat di sungai pula; my brother went to university but ~ed up as a waiter in McDonald’s, adik saya memasuki universiti tetapi sudahnya menjadi pelayan di McDonald; ~ st up, see vt (sense 3.); ~ up with st, /menyudahi, mengakhiri, menamatkan/ [sst] dgn sst: first we had a four-course dinner, then there was dancing and we ~ed up with a toast at midnight, mula-mula kami dihidangi makan malam empat sajian, selepas itu ada tari-menari dan kami mengakhiri majlis itu dgn minum ucap selamat pd tengah malam; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |