| dispatch | n 1. act of sending, penghantaran, pengiriman: the ~ of troops to the border, penghantaran askar ke sempadan; 2. official message, perutusan rasmi: the White House receives ~es from all over the world, Rumah Putih menerima perutusan rasmi dr seluruh pelosok dunia; 3. report sent to newspaper, laporan, hantaran; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| line 1 | n 1. long narrow mark made on a surface, garis(an): the message of condolence was bordered with a thick black ~, perutusan takziah itu berbirai hias garis hitam yg tebal; all you have to do is sign on the dotted ~, apa yg perlu kamu lakukan hanyalah menurunkan tanda tangan pd garisan putus-putus; parallel ~s, garisan selari; you shouldn’t park on a single yellow ~, kamu tdk boleh meletakkan kenderaan di garisan kuning; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| line 1 | n 1. long narrow mark made on a surface, garis(an): the message of condolence was bordered with a thick black ~, perutusan takziah itu berbirai hias garis hitam yg tebal; all you have to do is sign on the dotted ~, apa yg perlu kamu lakukan hanyalah menurunkan tanda tangan pd garisan putus-putus; parallel ~s, garisan selari; you shouldn’t park on a single yellow ~, kamu tdk boleh meletakkan kenderaan di garisan kuning; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| delegacy | n 1. act of delegating, pelantikan /wakil, utusan/; 2. group of delegates, (badan) perwakilan, delegasi, perutusan. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| goodwill | n 1. kindliness, friendliness, (perasaan) muhibah: ~ among races, perasaan muhibah antara kaum; a ~ mission to China, perutusan muhibah ke China; 2. (of a business) nama baik. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| delegation | n 1. act of, a. (sending as delegate ) perwakilan, pengutusan; b. (entrusting) penugasan: the ~ of power, penugasan kuasa; 2. body of delegates, (badan) perwakilan, delegasi, perutusan. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| invite | vt 1. ask (so.) politely, (to attend party, wedding, etc or to go to so’s house etc) menjemput, mengajak, mengundang, mempelawa; (to important, formal or official function) mengundang, menjemput; (verbally and at formal meeting or function) mempersilakan, menjemput: he was ~d to spend the weekend with them, dia diajak menghabiskan hujung minggu bersama mereka; I did not go to her wedding because I was not ~d, saya tdk menghadiri majlis perkahwinannya krn saya tdk dijemput; the Minister ~d the delegates to be seated, Menteri itu mempersilakan wakil-wakil perutusan tersebut duduk; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |