Daily Vocabulary (81-120)

DAILY VOCABULARY

(81-120)

81.          Whistle: Bersiul.

            My father usually whistles while feeding his birds.

82.          Hum: Bergumam.

            He usually hums when he sweeps the floor.

83.          Hold a pen: Memegang pen.

            Are you holding your pen?

84.          Rub my palms together: Menggosok telapak tangan.

            She always rubs her palms together when she feels cold.

85.          Look at the ceiling: Melihat langit 2.

       I am looking at the ceiling rightnow.

86.          Kick the desk softly: Menggeser meja.

            The teacher kicked the desk softly this morning.

87.          Shake my head “no”: Menggelengkan kepala “tidak”.

            He often shakes his head ”no”, if he doesn’t understand.

88.          Scratch: Menggaruk/mencoret.

            My friend seldom scratches his head.

89.          Take a bus: Naik bis.

            My mother took a bus to the office yesterday.

90.          Count aloud: Menghitung dengan keras.

            Please, Count the number of your friends aloud!

91.          Put sugar in the coffee: Memberi gula ke kopi.

            My father puts sugar in his coffee when he makes it.

92.          Have a sandwich for lunch: Makan siang dengan sandwitch.

            She usually has a sandwich for lunch every day.

93.          Get to class on time: Tiba dikelas tepat waktu.

            He got to class on time yesterday.

94.          Drive to school: Naik mobil ke sekolah.

            I was driving to school when an accident happened.

95.          Wash dishes: Mencuci piring.

            My old sister has washed the dishes.

96.          Go swimming: Pergi berenang.

            Nimo went swimming yesterday.

97.          Listen to the radio: Mendengarkan radio.

            Sorry, I was listening to the radio.

98.          Hear a voice: Mendengarkan suara.

            I heard a voice last night.

99.          Get ready: Bersiap 2.

            I always get ready before class.

100.      Worry about: Menghawatirkan.

            My mother usually worries about my little brother.

101.      Brush my hair: Menyisir rambut.

            She always brushes her hair after taking a bath.

102.      Shampoo my hair: Sampoan.

            He shampoos his hair twice a day.

103.      Lather: Sabunan.

            I always lather my body when I take a bath.

104.      Put on the shoes: Memakai sepatu.

            He put on his shoes this morning.

105.      Take off the shoes: Melepas sepatu.

            Just a minute! I want to take off my shoes.

106.      Rinse the clothes: Membilas baju.

            They have rinsed their clothes.

107.      Wring the clothes: Memeras baju.

            My father wrung his clothes last night.

108.      Pick up the phone: Mengangkat telepon.

            While the phone was ringing, I picked it up.

109.      Lie against: Bersandar.

            Mr.David is lying against the wall now.

110.      Take test: Mengerjakan tes.

            The students took a test last Saturday.

111.      Button my shirt: Mengancingkan kemeja.

            She always buttons her shirt after wearing it.

112.      Undo my shirt: Membuka kemeja.

            He undid his shirt this morning.

113.      Zip up my trousers: Menutup resleting celana.

            Have you zipped up your trousers?

114.      Clip my nails: Memotong kuku.

                    Basam usually clips his nails on Fridays.   

                             

115.      File my nails: Mengikir kuku.

            After clipping her nails, Devi usually files them.

116.      Apply nail polish: Menggunakan pewarna kuku.

            Ade is applying nail polish now.

117.      Scan the paper: Mengamati koran/kertas.

            Does your father always scan the paper before reading it?

118.      Fold up the paper: Melipat Koran/kertas.

            My father folded up the paper last night.

119.      Wad the paper: Meremas Koran/kertas.

            She is wadding the paper now.

120.      Roll up the paper: Menggulung Koran/ kertas.

            I usually roll up the paper before throwing it.