step | ~ in, a. put foot into st, memijak; (accidentally) terpijak: groping about in the dark, she ~ped in something soft and wet, sedang dia teraba-raba dlm gelap, dia terpijak sesuatu yg lembut dan basah; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
stamp | ~ /on, upon/, a. bring the foot down hard on (st) memijak; (unintentionally) terpijak: he ~ed on the snail and squashed it flat, dia memijak siput itu sehingga hancur; she stumbled and ~ed on my feet, dia tersandung lalu terpijak kaki saya; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
underfoot | get ~, mengacau, mengganggu: they are always getting ~, mereka selalu mengacau; /crush, trample/ so. ~, a. memijak-mijak, menginjak-injak; (accidentally) terpijak, terinjak: the helpless woman is being crushed ~ by everyone around, perempuan yg tdk berdaya itu terpijak oleh orang-orang di sekelilingnya; b. (fig.), (act.) menghancurkan (pass.) hancur: his hopes were trampled ~ as the company’s retrenchment programme gathered pace, harapannya hancur apabila rancangan pengurangan tenaga kerja syarikat itu semakin meningkat. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
tread | ~ on st, a. press st with the feet, /memijak, menginjak, menjejak/ sst; (accidentally), /terpijak, terinjak, terjejak/ sst: the little boy deliberately trod on his sister’s doll, budak kecil itu sengaja memijak anak patung adiknya; be careful not to ~ on the flower bed, hati-hati jangan pijak batas bunga itu; he stepped back, trod on a stone and fell over, dia berundur, terpijak batu lalu jatuh; b. set o’s foot down, berpijak dgn sst, berdiri atas sst: when I ~ on my right foot it hurts, saya berasa sakit apabila berdiri atas kaki kanan; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
penny | pennies from heaven, (colloq) durian runtuh, rezeki datang bergolek, duit terpijak; a ~ for your thoughts, (colloq) apa yg kamu /fikirkan, menungkan/; the ~ (has) dropped, (colloq) dapat menangkap sst, faham: finally, the ~ dropped and he joined in the laughter, akhirnya, dia dapat menangkap maksudnya dan turut sama ketawa; /earn, turn/ an honest ~, mencari /duit, rezeki/ yg halal: I’m just an ordinary businessman trying to earn an honest ~, saya hanya seorang peniaga biasa yg mencuba mencari duit yg halal; keep | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
step | ~ on, a. put a foot on, tread, memijak; (accidentally) terpijak: the child ~ed on the snail, crushing it to a pulp, budak itu memijak siput babi itu, menenyeh-nenyehnya sehingga hancur; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
step | she ~ed on a piece of broken glass and cried out in pain, dia terpijak serpihan kaca dan menjerit kesakitan; b. treat badly, memijak kepala: Mary didn’t care whether she ~ed on anyone or not as long as she got what she wanted, Mary tdk peduli sama ada dia memijak kepala orang atau tdk asalkan dia mendapat apa yg dihajatinya; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
volley | n 1. shots fired very fast almost at the same time, (of bullets) tembakan serentak; (of arrows) panahan serentak; (stone throwing), /balingan, membaling /serentak: the soldiers fired a ~ as a warning to the rioters, askar-askar melepaskan tembakan serentak sbg amaran kpd perusuh-perusuh itu; a ~ of gunfire, tembakan serentak dgn senapang; a ~ of arrows was let loose by the attackers, panahan serentak dilepaskan oleh penyerang-penyerang itu; 2. barrage, menghujani: she directed a ~ of curses at me when I accidentally stepped on her feet, dia menghujani saya dgn sumpah-seranah apabila saya terpijak kakinya; 3. ( tennis etc) voli; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |