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Definisi : ~ to, a. be the property of, kepunyaan, milik, dimiliki (oleh): the book ~s to the library, buku itu kepunyaan perpustakaan; these buildings ~ to the government, bangunan-bangunan ini milik kerajaan; b. be part, accessory of, untuk: this key ~s to the front door, kunci ini untuk pintu depan; c. be a member of, ahli: do you ~ to the golf club?, adakah tuan ahli kelab golf?; d. be in the class of, tergolong dlm: Malay ~s to the Austronesian language stock, bahasa Melayu tergolong dlm rumpun bahasa Austronesia. (Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan)


Definisi : vi tempatnya, tempat [sso, sst]: these toys ~ in the children’s room, barang-barang mainan ini tempatnya di bilik kanak-kanak; I feel as though I ~ here, saya rasa seolah-olah tempat saya di sini; (Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan)
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Apakah terjemahan yang tepat bagi ayat berikut: The placement of terminal punchtuation in a sentence ending with two or more sets of closing quotation marks follows a principle similar to that governing such placement in a sentence ending with a single set of quotation marks. Question marks ending the element to which such terminal punctuation belongs. In the example above, the exclamation point belongs to the speech of the Mad Hatter and therefore is placed wihtin the closing (single) quotation mark ending that speech. Had the exclamation point belonged to the speech quoted by the Mad Hatter, it would belong inside the first set of quotation marks: "I eat what i see!" ' " Had it belonged to Henry's speech, it should have gone just before Henry's closing quotation mark: "I eat what i see" ' !" And finally, had it belonged to the narrator quoting Henry quoting all the rest, it should have been placed outside all of the closing quotation marks: "I eat what i see" ' " ! A period --and, for mutliple quotations ending before the end of the including sentence, a comma--is, by convention quotation marks: "I eat what I see." ' "Untuk makluman, pertanyaan puan di luar skop perkhidmatan kami. Khidmat Nasihat Bahasa sedia membantu pengguna menangani masalah yang berkaitan dengan ejaan Rumi dan Jawi, istilah, laras bahasa dan tatabahasa.Lain-lain12.03.2012

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