| deleterious | adj harmful, a. (to health ) merosakkan kesihatan: the ~ effects of glue-sniffing, kesan-kesan menghidu gam yg merosakkan kesihatan; b. (to mind ) merosakkan fikiran. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| deprave | vt 1. (person) merosakkan /akhlak, moral/: association with undersirables had ~d her, pergaulan dgn orang-orang yg tdk diingini telah merosakkan akhlaknya; 2. (character, behaviour, mind, etc) merosakkan; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| damage | vt (lit. & fig. ), (act.) merosakkan; (pass.) rosak: the storm had ~d part of the school, ribut telah merosakkan sebahagian drpd sekolah itu; my case was ~d in transit, beg saya rosak sewaktu transit; to ~ so’s reputation, merosakkan nama baik sso; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| harm | vt 1. damage, merosakkan; (person’s health in general) memudaratkan, membahayakan: reading in dim light will ~ your eyes, membaca dlm cahaya lampu yg malap akan merosakkan mata kamu; a scandal that could ~ his chances of promotion, skandal yg boleh merosakkan peluangnya utk naik pangkat; certain drugs will ~ you in the long run, sesetengah ubat akan memudaratkan kamu dlm jangka masa yg panjang; 2. hurt, do mischief to, mengapa-apakan: don’t be frightened, he won’t ~ you, jangan takut, dia tdk akan mengapa-apakan kamu; actions that will ~ national interest, tindakan yg akan merosakkan kepentingan negara. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| blight | vt (act.) merosakkan; (pass.) menjadi rosak: frost ~ed the tomatoes , ibun telah merosakkan tanaman tomato; his marriage was ~ed by the tragedy, perkahwinannya menjadi rosak akibat tragedi itu. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| damage | adj merosakkan; (attrib) merosak: the court case has been very ~ to his career, kes mahkamahnya telah merosakkan kerjayanya; a ~ admission, pengakuan yg merosak; a ~ rumour, khabar angin yg merosak; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| deleteriousness | n harmfulness, a. (to health ) merosakkan kesihatan; b. (to mind) merosakkan fikiran. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| bitch | vt also ~ up, (sl) merosakkan: he ~ed up the arrangements for the party, dia merosakkan segala yg diatur utk majlis itu. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| corrupt | 1. cause to become depraved, merosakkan: unsound moral values have ~ed our youth, nilai-nilai akhlak yg kurang baik telah merosakkan golongan remaja kita; 2. bribe, memberi rasuah kpd, menyogok, menyuap: to ~ the voters, menyogok para pengundi; 3. adulterate, mencemarkan: the language has been ~ed by the introduction of foreign words, bahasa itu telah dicemarkan oleh kemasukan perkataan-perkataan asing. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| bugger | ~ st up, (UK), (sl) merosakkan: cutting plywood has really ~ed up the blade of the saw, memotong papan lapis betul-betul merosakkan mata gergaji; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |