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EN: The modal verb 'must' is used here to express strong logical deduction or certainty based on evidence. It translates to '一定' (must be) in this context.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "must" di sini digunakan untuk menyatakan deduksi logis yang kuat atau kepastian berdasarkan bukti. Dalam konteks ini, kata ini diterjemahkan sebagai "pasti".
The lights are off; they must be sleeping.
Semua lampu sudah mati; mereka pasti sedang tidur.
EN: The idiom 'be dead' is commonly used to describe a battery that has lost all its electrical charge and is no longer functioning.
My phone is dead, so I can't call you.
Baterai ponselku habis, jadi aku tidak bisa meneleponmu.
EN: The modal verb 'might' is used to express weak possibility or uncertainty about a present or future situation. It suggests that something is possible, but not certain.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "might" digunakan untuk menyatakan "kemungkinan yang lemah" atau "ketidakpastian" tentang situasi sekarang atau masa depan. Ini mengisyaratkan bahwa sesuatu mungkin terjadi, tetapi tidak pasti.
It might rain later, so you should take an umbrella.
Sebentar lagi mungkin akan hujan, jadi kamu sebaiknya membawa payung.
EN: The adverb 'instead' is used to suggest an alternative to something that has just been mentioned. It often appears at the end of a sentence.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata keterangan "instead" (sebaliknya/sebagai gantinya) digunakan untuk menyarankan alternatif terhadap sesuatu yang baru saja disebutkan. Biasanya diletakkan di akhir kalimat.
If you don't want coffee, we can have tea instead.
Jika kamu tidak ingin minum kopi, kita bisa minum teh sebagai gantinya.
EN: The modal verb 'can't' is used to express negative deduction. It indicates that the speaker is almost 100% certain that something is impossible based on the evidence.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "can't" digunakan untuk menyatakan deduksi negatif. Ini menunjukkan bahwa pembicara hampir seratus persen yakin bahwa sesuatu itu tidak mungkin, berdasarkan bukti yang ada (diterjemahkan sebagai "tidak mungkin...").
It can't be raining; the sky is completely clear.
Tidak mungkin sedang hujan; langit benar-benar cerah.
EN: The pronoun 'one' is used as a substitute to avoid repeating a singular countable noun that has already been mentioned (in this case, 'the charger').
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata ganti "one" digunakan sebagai pengganti untuk menghindari pengulangan nomina tunggal yang dapat dihitung yang telah disebutkan sebelumnya (dalam kalimat ini, "charger").
If you need a pen, I have a blue one you can borrow.
Jika kamu butuh pulpen, aku punya yang biru yang bisa kupinjamkan.
EN: The modal verb 'may' is used to express possibility or permission. In this context, it indicates a moderate level of possibility (about 50% chance) that something is true or will happen, which is less certain than 'must' but more certain than 'might'. It is followed by the base form of the verb ('need').
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "may" digunakan untuk menyatakan kemungkinan atau izin. Dalam konteks ini, ini menunjukkan tingkat kemungkinan sedang (sekitar 50% kemungkinan), lebih tidak pasti daripada "must" (pasti), tetapi lebih pasti daripada "might" (mungkin). Setelahnya diikuti oleh bentuk dasar kata kerja ("need").
The store may close early today because of the storm.
Karena badai, toko ini mungkin tutup lebih awal hari ini.
EN: The noun 'need' can be used as a transitive verb meaning to require something. When followed by a noun phrase (like 'an update'), it indicates that the subject requires that specific thing to function properly or to resolve a situation.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja "need" dapat digunakan sebagai kata kerja transitif yang berarti "memerlukan" sesuatu. Ketika diikuti oleh frasa nomina (seperti "an update"), ini menunjukkan bahwa subjek memerlukan hal tertentu tersebut agar berfungsi dengan baik atau untuk memecahkan masalah.
My phone needs a new battery.
Ponselku butuh baterai baru.
EN: In modern tech-savvy culture, blaming software issues on the lack of updates is a very common first step in troubleshooting. The word 'app' (short for application) is universally understood and used in both casual and professional contexts.
EN: The modal verb 'could' is used here to express a weak or tentative possibility in the present or future. It suggests that something is possible, but the speaker is not entirely certain.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "could" digunakan di sini untuk menyatakan kemungkinan yang lemah atau tidak pasti di masa sekarang atau masa depan. Ini menunjukkan bahwa sesuatu mungkin terjadi, tetapi pembicara tidak sepenuhnya yakin.
It could rain later, so you should bring an umbrella.
Sebentar lagi mungkin akan hujan, jadi kamu sebaiknya membawa payung.
EN: The word 'simple' is used as an adjective modifying the noun phrase 'loose cable'. In this context, 'simple' means uncomplicated, basic, or easy to resolve, rather than complex.
Bahasa Indonesia: "simple" di sini digunakan sebagai kata sifat yang memodifikasi frasa nomina "loose cable". Dalam konteks ini, "simple" berarti sederhana, mendasar, atau mudah diatasi, bukan rumit.
EN: The present continuous tense (be + verb-ing) is used to describe an action that is happening right now, at the moment of speaking.
The phone is ringing, can you answer it?
Teleponnya sedang berdering, bisakah kamu mengangkatnya?
EN: The modal verb 'must' followed by 'be + verb-ing' (must be doing) is used to express a strong logical deduction or certainty about a present action.
He is not answering his phone; he must be sleeping.
Dia tidak menjawab teleponnya; dia pasti sedang tidur sekarang.
EN: The modal verb 'might' is used to express weak possibility or uncertainty about a present or future situation. It is followed by the base form of the verb (in this case, 'be').
It might rain later, so you should bring an umbrella.
Sebentar lagi mungkin akan hujan, jadi kamu sebaiknya membawa payung.
EN: A semicolon (;) is used to link two independent clauses that are closely related in thought. It indicates a closer relationship between the clauses than a period would.
The store was closed; we had to go somewhere else.
Toko itu sudah tutup; kita harus pergi ke tempat lain.
EN: The modal verb 'can't' (cannot) is used to express a strong negative deduction or certainty about a present situation based on evidence. It is the opposite of 'must'.
He can't be at home; I just saw him at the supermarket.
Dia tidak mungkin ada di rumah; aku baru saja melihatnya di supermarket.
EN: The word 'ago' is a temporal adverb used after a measurement of time to indicate how far back in the past an event occurred. It is always used with the simple past tense.
The train left ten minutes ago.
Kereta sudah berangkat sepuluh menit yang lalu.
EN: The modal verb 'could' is used here to express a present or future possibility. It suggests that something is possible, but not certain, and is softer and less definite than 'may' or 'might'.
The keys could be in the kitchen, but I'm not sure.
Kuncinya mungkin ada di dapur, tapi aku tidak terlalu yakin.
EN: The prepositional phrase 'in this room' acts as an adverbial of place, modifying the adjective 'weak' by specifying where the signal is weak.
It is very quiet in this room.
Ruangan ini sangat sunyi.
EN: The structure 'may have + past participle' is used to express a possibility about a past event. It suggests that something perhaps happened, but the speaker is not 100% certain.
Bahasa Indonesia: Struktur "may have + past participle (p.p.)" digunakan untuk menyatakan dugaan tentang peristiwa di masa lalu. Ini menunjukkan bahwa sesuatu "mungkin telah" terjadi di masa lalu, tetapi pembicara tidak seratus persen yakin.
She may have missed the bus this morning.
Dia mungkin ketinggalan bus pagi ini.
EN: The passive voice with modal verbs in the past is formed using 'modal + have been + past participle'. Here, 'may have been saved' indicates that the action of saving was performed on the subject (the data) by an unknown or unspecified agent in the past.
Bahasa Indonesia: Struktur pasif dengan kata kerja modal di masa lalu dibentuk dengan "modal + have been + past participle (p.p.)". Di sini, "may have been saved" menunjukkan bahwa di masa lalu, tindakan menyimpan dilakukan pada subjek (data), dan pelaku tindakan tidak diketahui atau tidak disebutkan secara spesifik.
The window may have been broken by the wind.
Jendela mungkin pecah karena angin.
EN: The modal verb 'must' is used here for making a strong logical deduction based on evidence. When combined with the continuous aspect 'be + -ing' (must be coming), it expresses a strong belief that an action is happening right now.
She must be sleeping because her bedroom light is off.
Dia pasti sedang tidur sekarang, karena lampu di kamarnya mati.
EN: The prepositional phrase 'from the speaker' indicates the source or origin of the sound. 'From' is used to show where something starts or originates.
EN: The modal verb 'should' is used to express a recommendation, advice, or a sensible course of action. It is followed by the base form of the verb (in this case, 'test').
We should double-check the results before submitting the report.
Kita harus memeriksa kembali hasilnya sebelum mengirim laporan.
EN: The infinitive phrase 'to be sure' functions as an adverbial of purpose (an infinitive of purpose), explaining why the action of testing is being performed.
He locked the door to be sure no one would enter.
Dia mengunci pintu untuk memastikan tidak ada yang masuk.
EN: In professional and technical contexts in Western culture, 'to be sure' or 'just to be safe' is a common, polite way to justify taking extra steps or double-checking work without implying that anyone made a mistake. It emphasizes thoroughness and a scientific approach to problem-solving.
EN: The Simple Past Tense is used to describe completed actions that happened at a specific time in the past. In this sentence, 'froze' is the irregular past tense form of the verb 'freeze', indicating the laptop stopped working at a specific moment yesterday.
She lost her keys on the way to work this morning.
Dia kehilangan kuncinya di jalan menuju kantor pagi ini.
EN: The prepositional phrase 'in the middle of' is used to describe being in the center of an area, or more commonly, in the process of doing an activity or during a period of time.
He fell asleep in the middle of the movie.
Dia tertidur di tengah-tengah film.
EN: The phrase 'At first' is a prepositional phrase used as an adverbial modifier to indicate the initial state or belief, often contrasting with what happened or was realized later.
Bahasa Indonesia: Frasa "At first" (pada awalnya/mula-mula) adalah frasa preposisional yang digunakan sebagai keterangan untuk menunjukkan keadaan atau pikiran awal, biasanya dikontraskan dengan apa yang terjadi atau disadari kemudian.
At first, the language was difficult, but it got easier.
Pada awalnya, bahasa ini sulit, tetapi kemudian menjadi jauh lebih mudah.
EN: The modal verb 'must' followed by 'be' is used to express a strong logical assumption or high certainty about a present state based on evidence.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "must" yang diikuti oleh "be" digunakan untuk menyatakan asumsi logis yang kuat atau kepastian tinggi (pasti, tentu) tentang keadaan saat ini, berdasarkan bukti yang ada.
You have been working all day; you must be tired.
Kamu bekerja seharian, pasti sekarang kamu sangat lelah.
EN: The coordinating conjunction 'so' is used to connect two independent clauses, showing a cause-and-effect relationship. The first clause ('The screen was dark') is the cause, and the second clause ('I guessed...') is the effect.
It was raining, so we decided to stay indoors.
Hujan turun, jadi kami memutuskan untuk tinggal di dalam ruangan.
EN: The modal verb 'might' is used to express weak possibility or uncertainty about a situation. In this sentence, 'might be empty' indicates that the speaker is guessing and is not entirely sure if the battery is dead.
She might join us for dinner later, but she has a lot of work.
Dia mungkin akan makan malam bersama kita nanti, tapi dia punya banyak pekerjaan.
EN: The modal verb 'couldn't' is used to express a strong negative deduction or impossibility in the past or present based on evidence. It means 'it is/was impossible that...'.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "couldn't" digunakan untuk menyatakan deduksi negatif yang kuat atau ketidakmungkinan berdasarkan bukti, baik untuk masa lalu maupun sekarang, yang berarti "tidak mungkin..." atau "tidak mungkin saat itu...".
He couldn't be at home; I saw him at the office five minutes ago.
Dia tidak mungkin ada di rumah; aku melihatnya di kantor lima menit yang lalu.
EN: 'Since' is used as a subordinating conjunction to introduce a reason, meaning 'because' or 'as'. It is often used when the reason is already known or obvious to the listener.
Bahasa Indonesia: "since" di sini digunakan sebagai konjungsi subordinatif untuk memperkenalkan klausa yang menyatakan alasan, yang berarti "karena" atau "mengingat". Biasanya digunakan untuk alasan yang sudah diketahui atau jelas bagi pendengar.
Since it is raining, we should stay indoors.
Karena hujan, kita sebaiknya tetap di dalam ruangan.
EN: The modal verb structure 'might have been' is used to express a past possibility. 'Might' indicates a possibility, and 'have been' (have + past participle) shifts the time frame to the past, suggesting that something was possibly true in the past.
He was absent yesterday; he might have been sick.
Dia tidak hadir kemarin; dia mungkin sedang sakit saat itu.
EN: The coordinating conjunction 'so' is used to connect two independent clauses, where the second clause represents the result or consequence of the first clause.
The store was closed, so we went home.
Tokonya sudah tutup, jadi kami pulang ke rumah.
EN: The noun clause (or object clause) 'the cause could be too many open programs' acts as the direct object of the verb 'knew'. The conjunction 'that' is omitted here, which is very common in informal and spoken English.
I think (that) we should leave now.
Saya kira kita harus pergi sekarang.
EN: The modal verb 'could' is used here to express a possibility in the past, suggesting that something was possible but not certain.
She said the noise could be a cat on the roof.
Dia bilang suara itu mungkin dari kucing di atap.
EN: The modal verb 'might' is used to express weak possibility or uncertainty about a present or future situation. Adding 'also' indicates that this is another potential option among others.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "might" digunakan untuk menyatakan kemungkinan yang lemah atau ketidakpastian tentang situasi sekarang atau masa depan. Menambahkan "also" (juga) menunjukkan bahwa ini adalah opsi potensial lain di antara banyak kemungkinan.
It might also rain later, so you should bring an umbrella.
Nanti mungkin juga hujan, jadi kamu sebaiknya membawa payung.
EN: The present participle phrase 'running quietly in the background' acts as an adjective clause (reduced relative clause) modifying the noun 'update'. It describes an ongoing action happening at the same time.
Bahasa Indonesia: Frasa partisip sekarang "running quietly in the background" berfungsi sebagai klausa adjektiva (klausa relatif yang disederhanakan) untuk memodifikasi nomina "update" (pembaruan), menggambarkan tindakan yang sedang berlangsung secara bersamaan.
I can hear a dog barking loudly in the yard.
Aku bisa mendengar seekor anjing menggonggong dengan keras di halaman.
EN: The verb 'decide' is followed by a to-infinitive ('to' + base verb) to express an intention or a choice made after thinking. It cannot be followed by a gerund (-ing form).
She decided to buy a new laptop.
Dia memutuskan untuk membeli laptop baru.
EN: The phrase 'one by one' is an adverbial idiom meaning individually, in succession, or one after another. It is used to describe doing something in a systematic, sequential order.
The students entered the classroom one by one.
Para siswa masuk ke kelas satu per satu.
EN: The modal verb 'must' is used here to express strong probability or logical deduction based on available evidence. It means 'it is highly likely or certain that something is true.'
The ground is wet; it must be raining outside.
Tanahnya basah; di luar pasti sedang hujan.
EN: The reflexive pronoun 'myself' is used with the verb 'tell' ('tell myself') to indicate that the speaker is talking to or reassuring themselves internally.
I told myself that everything would be fine.
Aku berkata pada diriku sendiri bahwa semuanya akan baik-baik saja.
EN: The verb 'start' can be followed by a gerund (verb-ing) to indicate the beginning of an activity. 'Start working' means to begin the action of functioning or operating.
The washing machine started making a strange noise.
Mesin cuci mulai mengeluarkan suara aneh.
EN: The adverb 'again' is used at the end of a clause to show that an action or state is repeated, returning to a previous condition.
After I restarted the phone, the screen worked again.
Setelah aku me-restart ponselku, layarnya berfungsi normal lagi.
EN: The modal structure 'must have been' is used to express a strong logical deduction or certainty about a past event or state, meaning 'it is highly likely that something was true'.
He must have been tired after the long flight.
Setelah penerbangan jarak jauh, dia pasti sangat lelah saat itu.
EN: The adverbial phrase 'all along' means 'from the very beginning' or 'the whole time' during a past situation.
I knew the truth all along.
Aku sudah tahu kebenarannya sejak awal.
EN: The preposition 'like' is used to make a comparison, meaning 'similar to' or 'in the same manner as'. It is followed by a noun or pronoun.
Like a professional chef, she prepares every meal with great care.
Seperti koki profesional, dia memasak setiap hidangan dengan sangat teliti.
EN: The verb 'learn' is followed by a to-infinitive ('to' + base verb) to express acquiring a skill or habit. In this sentence, the infinitive 'to' is shared across three parallel verbs: 'guess', 'test', and 'check'.
He learned to play the piano when he was young.
Dia belajar bermain piano saat kecil.
EN: The phrase 'guess, test, and check' mirrors the scientific method (hypothesize, experiment, analyze). In English-speaking academic cultures, encouraging students to think 'like a scientist' is a common pedagogical approach to foster critical thinking and systematic problem-solving, even in non-science contexts like troubleshooting technology.
EN: The contraction 'won't' (will not) is often used to describe a machine or object that refuses to work or function as expected, implying a stubborn refusal.
My car won't start this morning.
Mobilku tidak mau menyala pagi ini.
EN: The verb 'work' is commonly used in English to mean 'to function correctly' or 'to operate properly' when referring to machines, devices, or systems.
Is the Wi-Fi working now?
Apakah Wi-Fi-nya sudah berfungsi sekarang?
EN: In office and school environments, technology issues are a common topic of small talk and shared frustration. Addressing a colleague or classmate by their first name (like 'Emma') when asking for help creates a collaborative and friendly atmosphere.
EN: The modal verb 'might' is used to express a possibility or a guess about a present or future situation. It indicates a lower level of certainty than 'may' or 'must'. It is followed by the base form of the verb (in this case, 'be').
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "might" digunakan untuk menyatakan kemungkinan atau dugaan tentang situasi sekarang atau masa depan. Tingkat kepastiannya lebih rendah daripada "may" atau "must". Setelahnya diikuti oleh bentuk dasar kata kerja (dalam kalimat ini, "be").
It might rain later, so you should take an umbrella.
Sebentar lagi mungkin akan hujan, jadi kamu sebaiknya membawa payung.
EN: The idiom 'be out of' means to have no more of something left (e.g., supplies, resources). It is followed by a noun representing the item that has run out.
Bahasa Indonesia: Frasa "be out of" berarti sesuatu sudah habis, tidak ada lagi yang tersisa (misalnya, persediaan, sumber daya). Setelahnya diikuti oleh nomina yang menunjukkan barang yang sudah habis.
We are out of milk, so I need to go to the store.
Susu kita sudah habis, jadi aku perlu pergi ke toko untuk membelinya.
EN: The modal verb 'can't' is used to express negative deduction or strong disbelief about a present situation, meaning 'it is impossible that...'.
It can't be raining; the sky is completely clear.
Tidak mungkin sedang hujan; langit benar-benar cerah.
EN: A semicolon (;) is used to link two independent clauses that are closely related in thought, without using a coordinating conjunction like 'because' or 'and'.
The store is closed; we will have to come back tomorrow.
Tokonya sudah tutup; kita harus datang lagi besok.
EN: The modal verb 'could' is used here to express a weak or tentative possibility in the present or future. It suggests that something is possible, but the speaker is not entirely certain.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "could" digunakan di sini untuk menyatakan "kemungkinan" yang lemah atau tidak pasti di masa sekarang atau masa depan. Ini menunjukkan bahwa sesuatu mungkin terjadi, tetapi pembicara tidak seratus persen yakin.
The key could be in your pocket.
Kuncinya mungkin ada di saku kamu.
EN: The prepositional phrase 'at the back' functions as an adverbial modifier of place, indicating the specific location of the subject or action (in this case, where the cable might be loose).
Bahasa Indonesia: Frasa preposisional "at the back" di sini berfungsi sebagai keterangan tempat untuk menunjukkan lokasi spesifik dari subjek atau tindakan (di sini, tempat kabel mungkin longgar, yaitu "di bagian belakang/belakang").
The power switch is at the back of the machine.
Sakelar daya ada di bagian belakang mesin.
EN: The modal verb 'may' is used to express possibility or probability in the present or future. It suggests that something is possible, but not certain.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kata kerja modal "may" digunakan untuk menyatakan kemungkinan yang terjadi di masa sekarang atau masa depan. Ini menunjukkan bahwa sesuatu mungkin terjadi, tetapi tidak sepenuhnya pasti.
It may rain later, so you should bring an umbrella.
Sebentar lagi mungkin akan hujan, jadi kamu sebaiknya membawa payung.
EN: The 'too + adjective + to-infinitive' structure is used to indicate that something is excessive, making a certain action or result impossible.
Bahasa Indonesia: Struktur "too + kata sifat + to-infinitive (to V)" digunakan untuk menunjukkan bahwa sesuatu memiliki tingkat yang terlalu ekstrem sehingga tidak dapat melakukan suatu tindakan atau mencapai suatu hasil (terlalu... untuk...).
The coffee is too hot to drink.
Kopi ini terlalu panas untuk diminum.
EN: The use of 'must' for logical deduction. In English, 'must' is not only used for obligation (duty) but also to express a strong belief or logical conclusion based on evidence. When used this way, it translates to '一定...' (must be/must have been).
The lights are off; they must be sleeping.
Semua lampu sudah mati; mereka pasti sedang tidur.
EN: The passive voice with 'overloaded'. The past participle 'overloaded' functions here as an adjective describing the state of the subject 'it' (the computer/system), indicating that too much demand or data has been placed on it.
EN: The modal verb 'might' is used to express weak possibility or uncertainty about a present or future situation. It is followed by the base form of the verb (in this case, 'need').
It might rain later, so take an umbrella.
Mungkin akan hujan nanti, jadi bawalah payung.
EN: The noun phrase 'a quick restart' consists of the indefinite article 'a', the adjective 'quick' modifying the noun, and the noun 'restart' which functions as the direct object of the verb 'need'.
Bahasa Indonesia: Frasa nomina "a quick restart" terdiri dari artikel tak tentu "a", kata sifat "quick" (cepat) yang memodifikasi nomina, dan nomina "restart" (memulai ulang) yang berfungsi sebagai objek langsung dari kata kerja "need".
The system needs a complete update.
Sistem ini memerlukan pembaruan lengkap.
EN: In IT and tech support culture, 'a quick restart' (or rebooting) is widely known as the first and most common troubleshooting step for almost any minor device issue, often referenced humorously in tech circles.
EN: The modal verb 'can't' is used to express a strong negative deduction or certainty that something is impossible based on present evidence.
He can't be at home; I saw him leave for work ten minutes ago.
Dia tidak mungkin ada di rumah; aku baru saja melihatnya pergi bekerja sepuluh menit yang lalu.
EN: The prepositional phrase 'in this corner' acts as an adverbial modifier of place, specifying the exact location where the state (the signal being strong) is evaluated.
The Wi-Fi is usually better in this corner of the room.
Wi-Fi di sudut ruangan ini biasanya lebih baik.
EN: The modal verb 'must' is used here to express strong logical deduction or certainty based on evidence. Unlike 'must' for obligation (meaning 'have to'), this epistemic use means 'it is highly likely or certain that something is true'.
The lights are off, so they must be asleep.
Semua lampu sudah mati, jadi mereka pasti sudah tidur.
EN: The comparative adjective 'simpler' (from the base adjective 'simple') is used with 'than' to compare two states. The clause 'than we think' uses the simple present tense to refer to our current belief or assumption.
The test was easier than we expected.
Ujiannya lebih sederhana dari yang kita perkirakan.
EN: In English-speaking professional and academic environments, expressing logical deductions with 'must be' or 'could be' is a common way to brainstorm solutions. It shows analytical thinking rather than jumping to emotional conclusions, reflecting a collaborative problem-solving culture.
EN: The structure 'Let's + base verb' (short for 'let us') is used to make a suggestion or propose an action that includes both the speaker and the listener.
Let's find a solution together.
Mari kita cari solusi bersama.
EN: The conjunction 'before' introduces an adverbial clause of time. In this clause, the simple present tense ('we panic') is used to refer to a future possibility or general situation.
Please lock the door before you leave.
Sebelum kamu pergi, tolong kunci pintunya.
Kosakata utama dengan pengucapan IPA, definisi, contoh kalimat, dan kuis interaktif.
Dalam konteks: Perangkat lunak komputer, yaitu program dan data yang berjalan di dalam sistem komputer.
Dalam konteks: Pengisi daya, perangkat yang digunakan untuk mengisi ulang daya baterai.
Dalam konteks: Berkedip, cahaya yang menyala dan padam secara bergantian.
Dalam konteks: Sinyal, mengacu pada kekuatan sinyal radio, internet, atau telepon.
Dalam konteks: Secara otomatis, tanpa campur tangan manusia.
Dalam konteks: Macet, membeku, mengacu pada layar komputer yang macet dan tidak bisa dioperasikan.
Dalam konteks: Masuk akal, logis, dan masuk di akal.
Dalam konteks: Kelebihan beban, beban yang terlalu berat.
Dalam konteks: Memulai ulang (komputer atau perangkat).
Dalam konteks: panik, kebingungan
Frasa dengan label jenis, definisi dwibahasa, catatan penggunaan, dan contoh kalimat.
A wire or connection that is not securely fastened or plugged in.
Kabel/kabel yang longgar.
To operate or execute a computer program quietly without user interaction or visibility.
Berjalan di latar belakang / beroperasi.
Individually and in succession; one after another.
Satu per satu, secara berurutan.
Having no paper left in a machine, such as a printer or copier.
Kertas habis.