| redeem | vt 1. recover by payment, menebus: he ~ed his gold chain from the pawnshop, dia menebus rantai emasnya dr kedai pajak; 2. convert (bonds, shares) into cash, menebus; (voucher, coupon) menukar: shareholders who ~ed their shares, pemegang-pemegang saham yg menebus saham mereka; you may ~ your voucher at the reception desk, kamu boleh menukar baucar kamu di kaunter penerimaan; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| rebound 1 | n pantulan, lantunan; on the ~, a. semasa /memantul, melantun/: he caught the ball on the ~, dia menangkap bola semasa bola itu memantul; b. (fig.) utk menebus kekecewaan: she married him on the ~ from an unhappy love affair, dia mengahwininya utk menebus kekecewaan akibat hubungan cinta yg tdk bahagia; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| redress | vt 1. set (a wrong) right, membetulkan: their first undertaking is to ~ social injustices, tindakan pertama mereka adalah membetulkan ketidakadilan sosial; 2. make compensation to, menebus rugi: he tried to ~ the injury he had done, dia mencuba hendak menebus rugi kecederaan yg telah dilakukannya; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| reclaim | vt 1. make (land) suitable for use, menebus guna: this area has been ~ed from the sea, kawasan ini telah ditebus guna dr laut; 2. recover substances from waste products, memulih guna: the old bottles are collected so that the glass can be ~ed, botol-botol lama dikumpulkan supaya kacanya dapat dipulih guna; 3. reform, memulihkan: it is difficult to ~ a drug addict, penagih dadah sukar dipulihkan; 4. demand return of, menuntut /balik, kembali/: you can only ~ the purchase price if you have a receipt, tuan hanya dapat menuntut balik harga belian jika tuan mempunyai resit; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| tame | vt 1. domesticate, menjinakkan: a man who ~s wild bears, orang yg menjinakkan beruang-beruang liar; 2. manage (land) menebus guna; (nature, elements) menguasai; (feelings) mengekang, mengawal, mengua | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| folly | n 1. foolishness, kebodohan, bodoh: an act of sheer ~, perbuatan yg bodoh sekali; 2. foolish act, mistake, idea, etc, approp n + bodoh: he committed the ~ of shaking the lady’s hand before being introduced, dia membuat kesilapan bodoh menjabat tangan wanita itu sebelum diperkenalkan; we all have to pay for our follies, kita semua mesti menebus tindakan-tindakan bodoh kita; 3. imitation or artificial building, folly: many English landowners built follies in their gardens in the 19th century, ramai tuan tanah Inggeris yg membina folly dlm taman mereka pd abad ke-19. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |