| informal | adj 1. not formal, tdk rasmi: the President paid them an ~ visit, Presiden itu membuat lawatan tdk rasmi ke tempat mereka; an ~ interview, temu duga yg tdk rasmi; have an ~ /talk, discussion, gathering, etc/, berbual, berbincang, berkumpul, dll/ secara tdk rasmi: they are having an ~ discussion on the terrace, mereka sedang berbincang secara tdk rasmi di laman; 2. casual, a. (of social occasion) informal: an ~ dinner party, jamuan makan malam informal; b. (of clothes) bersahaja, kasual; c. (of behaviour) bersahaja: he prefers to be ~, dia lebih suka bersahaja; 3. (of word, style of writing, etc) tdk formal: “sweet-shop” is an ~ word for “confectioner’s”, “sweet-shop” ialah perkataan tdk formal bagi perkataan “confectioner’s”. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| informality | n 1. quality of being not formal, tdk rasmi; 2. quality of being casual, a. (of social occasion) informal: there was a happy ~ about the occasion, majlis itu nampaknya informal saja dan meriah; b. (of behaviour) sikap bersahaja: they were suprised by his ~, mereka hairan dgn sikapnya yg bersahaja itu; c. (of greeting etc) bersahaja. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| supper | n an informal evening meal, makan lewat malam: ~ is usually earlier in boarding schools, makan lewat malam selalunya diberikan awal sedikit di sekolah-sekolah berasrama penuh; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| understanding | 4. informal agreement, kata sepakat: we reached an ~ with our children over the TV programmes, kami mencapai kata sepakat dgn anak-anak kami ttg pemilihan rancangan TV; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| talk | 3. informal lecture, ceramah: the professor will give a ~ on “Language Planning”, profesor itu akan memberikan ceramah ttg “Perancangan Bahasa”; this month we are having ~s on studies abroad, bulan ini, kami akan mengadakan cer | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| unbuttoned | 2. relaxed, informal, tdk formal: he adopts an ~ attitude with his pupils, dia mengambil sikap yg tdk formal thdp pelajar-pelajarnya. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| hello | interj (as an informal greeting or to begin telephone conversation) helo. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| gossip | 2. (often derog) informal writing about the private lives of well-known personalities, social incidents, etc, desas-desus, gosip: a ~ columnist, penulis ruangan gosip; 3. friendly chat, berbual-bual, bersembang: she liked to have a ~ with her neighbour, dia suka berbual-bual dgn jirannya; 4. scandal monger, tattler, kaki umpat; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| debate | n 1. formal discussion, perdebatan, perbahasan: parliamentary ~, perdebatan parlimen; 2. informal discussion, berdebat: after the lengthy ~ they decided to drop the matter, selepas berdebat dgn panjang lebar mereka memutuskan utk melupakan perkara itu; 3. (contest) pertandingan bahas: an inter-school ~, pertandingan bahas antara sekolah; /in, under/ ~, yg /di(per)bahaskan, di(per)debatkan, dipersoalkan/: the issue under ~, isu yg diperbahaskan; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| nickname | vt give nickname to, a. (in abbreviated form) memberi nama ringkas: Rahmah was ~d Mah, Rahmah diberi nama ringkas Mah; b. (as an informal substitute) memanggil, memberi nama panggilan: James was ~d Jim, James diberi nama panggilan Jim; c. (as a sign of affection) memberi nama /timangan, timang-timangan, cembung/; d. (connected with person’s physical traits or character) menggelar, memberi [sso] nama julukan: they ~d him Shorty, mereka menggelarnya Si Pendek. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |