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- 1.1 Pronunciation
- 1.2.1 Usage notes
- 1.2.2 Synonyms
- 1.2.3 Derived terms
- 1.2.4 Translations
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Pronunciation
- ( UK ) IPA ( key ) : /pɑːs ˈʌp/
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pass up ( third-person singular simple present passes up , present participle passing up , simple past and past participle passed up )
- 2011 October 1, Phil McNulty, “Everton 0 - 2 Liverpool”, in BBC Sport [1] : Everton were, perhaps understandably, deflated at the setback and it was no surprise when Suarez added Liverpool's second after 82 minutes. Distin and Baines were involved in a mix-up as the Uruguayan advanced into the area, and he was not about to pass up the gift to shoot low past Howard.
- 2023 October 19, Brendan I. Koerner, “Watch This Guy Work, and You’ll Finally Understand the TikTok Era”, in Wired [2] , →ISSN : But he also feared that if he passed up the opportunity, he’d never learn the skills necessary to take his clients to the next level.
- 1979 September 16, “THE TWENTY MAXIMS”, in The Straits Times [3] , page 1: Be punctual and pass up schoolwork on time.
- 2004 , Lana Yiu Lan Khong, Family Matters: The Role of Parents in the Singapore Education , page 159 : The teachers called me, she doesn't do her work, she doesn't pass up work, she'll hide her papers everywhere.
- 2015 May 11, Hafsah Ali, Shhhh!!! Can Airport Talk? : At times, when I had to pass up assignments, I did them whenever I had any free time at work.
- ( transitive ) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see pass , up . Can you pass up this box to the guy on the ladder?
Usage notes
Sense 2 is typically used in Singapore in educational contexts; more often in speech than writing.
Derived terms
- pass up like a white chip
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How to Say Homework in Malay
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Sample translated sentence: Tiap-tiap hari dia berada di kedai, dan tiap-tiap malam tunggal, he was at the kitchen table with Mia, helping her with her homework. ↔ Every single day he was in the shop, and every single night, he was at the kitchen table with Mia, helping her with her homework.
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Learning the Malay language is fundamentally simple to learn as it is written in the Roman alphabet although traditonally, it was written in "Jawi" writing. The pronunciaton of words in the Malay language is also simple as the alphabets are pronounced just as it would be in English.
Generally, the word order in Malay is similar to word order in an English sentence. Thus, this makes learning Malay very easy. But there are differences as well which will be explained below.
Nouns in Malay
Unlike in English, nouns in Malay are not accompanied by general articles such as "a" , "an" or "the" . These articles do not exist in Malay. However, nouns in Malay are accompanied by classifiers specific for that noun which replaces the function of articles in English. For example, in English, you would say:
- A man – Seorang Lelaki - A ship – Sebuah Kapal
Notice the artcle "a" is used for both the man and the ship. However, this cannot be done in Malay as articles are replaced by classifiers that are designated for different types of nouns. For example, the classifier replacing the article accompanying a human noun would be different from that of an object noun. A classifier replacing the English article for a big object such as a house is different from that of a small object such as a ship.
For better understanding, we shall look at examples from different categories which are humans and objects.
Firstly let us look at the word Bus and how it is said in Malay:
A Bus = Sebuah Bas The Bus = Bas itu This Bus = Bas ini That Bus = Bas itu
Now, let us look at the word Man. In Malay, Lelaki:
Man = Lelaki
A Man = Seorang Lelaki The Man = Lelaki itu This Man = Lelaki ini That Man = Lelaki itu
You will notice that the classifier Seorang was used for Lelaki / Man to replace "a" while Sebuah was used for Kapal / ship for the same purpose.
Malay Classifiers
The common classifiers are listed below:
Orang - is used for people. The word itself means "person, people". ekor - is used for animals. The word itself means "tail". buah - is used for most objects eg. books, tables, cars, houses, schools. The word itself means "fruit". biji - is used for small, round objects such as eggs, sweets and fruits. The word itself means "seed". batang - is used for long, slim items such as pencils, pens, or sticks. keping - is used for a piece/pieces of paper, bread, cake, cheques, photographs. pucuk - is used for letters and arms.
These classifiers are used in place of articles and are placed in front of the noun.
Verbs are used to describe actions of someone or something. In Malay, verbs can take the active or passive form. Active verbs are used to show that the action is being done while passive verbs are used to show that the action has been done.
Active Verbs
In Malay, active verbs are commonly accompanied by the word “sedang”.
“Sedang” carries the meaning of “being in the process of”. For example, “sedang duduk” means “is sitting”
A complete sentence would be: “Lelaki itu sedang duduk” / The man is sitting.
In English, an active verb is accompanied by the suffix -ing. i.e sitting, jumping, running, walking. However, the usage of prefix in Malay depends on the kind of action that is being done.
Generally, for activities that are relatively non-mechanical, and no dynamic forces or action is being done, no prefix or suffix accompanies the root word.
For example: Duduk / Sit Lelaki itu sedang duduk / The man is sitting. Notice that no prefix is added to the root word “duduk”.
For activities that generally is done or exerted onto oneself alone, the prefix “ber” is used.
For example: Diri / Stand Lelaki itu sedang berdiri. / The man is standing.
For activities that generally is done or exerted onto another object or surface, the prefix “me”/”men”/”meng”/ is used.
For example: Lompat / Jump Budak lelaki itu sedang melompat. / The boy is jumping.
Past tense is indicated by the word sudah / telah which bring the meaning of “have been done” or “have taken place”.
As such, the word telah and sudah can be used interchangeably. Let’s look at some examples of the correct usage of telah and sudah:
Kuda itu sudah melompat. The horse jumped.
Kuda itu telah melompat. The horse jumped.
Future Tense
Future tense is indicated by akan / will which is placed in front of the verb.
Kuda itu akan melompat. The horse is going to jump.
Adjectives are used to describe nouns.
Examples of adjectives are: Old = lama (for object) / tua (for living nouns)
A special rule for lama is that it cannot be placed directly after the noun. It must be preceded by the word “sudah” [ already].
Seluar biru itu sudah lama. / The blue pants are old.
New = baru Long = panjang Short = pendek Small = kecil Big = besar
If you like to describe certain things, the adjective normally follows the noun.
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Hi everyone, there seems to be some confusion about when to use 'pass up' and when to use 'hand in'. When we're talking about homework and are referring to 'serahkan tugasan rumah', we should really use 'hand in'. For example, we can say "Please hand in my homework", "Please hand in your homework" or "I have handed in my homework".
Translation for 'pass up' in the free English-Malay dictionary and many other Malay translations. bab.la arrow_drop_down. bab.la - Online dictionaries, vocabulary, ... They often pass up opportunities and are great at coming up with excuses why certain things can't be done.
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Translation of "pass up" into Malay. enggan, ingkar, melepaskan are the top translations of "pass up" into Malay. Sample translated sentence: Why did she pass up being a queen to follow you instead? ↔ Mengapa dia menolak menjadi seorang ratu demi mengikuti kamu? pass up verb grammar. (transitive) Used other than as an idiom: see pass , up .
Translation for 'homework' in the free English-Malay dictionary and many other Malay translations.
But he also feared that if he passed up the opportunity, he'd never learn the skills necessary to take his clients to the next level. ( Singapore, Malaysia, transitive) To submit (hand in) items to a person, usually one's teacher. The teacher told us to pass up our English homework. Be punctual and pass up schoolwork on time.
Homework in Malay: What's Malay for homework? If you want to know how to say homework in Malay, you will find the translation here. You can also listen to audio pronunciation to learn how to pronounce homework in Malay and how to read it. We hope this will help you to understand Malay better.
pass up translate: melepaskan. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Malay Dictionary.
HOMEWORK translate: kerja rumah. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Malay Dictionary.
ahh i still remember arguing with teacher in the middle of class arguing about "pass up"
Translation of "homework" into Malay. kerja rumah, kerja sekolah, pengurusan are the top translations of "homework" into Malay. Sample translated sentence: Beth was asked by her lazy boyfriend to do his history homework. ↔ Beth diminta oleh teman lelakinya yang malas untuk membuat kerja rumah sejarahnya.
Translation of "homework" into English. Sample translated sentence: Tiap-tiap hari dia berada di kedai, dan tiap-tiap malam tunggal, he was at the kitchen table with Mia, helping her with her homework. ↔ Every single day he was in the shop, and every single night, he was at the kitchen table with Mia, helping her with her homework. Machine ...
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Our ten Malay lessons teach you some of the most important Malay words and phrases. We will try to make your learning Malay as easy as possible and give you a lot of resources about Malay. If you like the lessons, you can subscribe to our free seven days email course which will give you Malay grammar notes, top 1000 Malay words and much more!
What's the Malay word for homework? Here's how you say it. Malay Translation. kerja rumah. More Malay words for homework. kerja rumah noun.
which one to use.. Phychosis, I'd say hand in in this context. I would use pass up in something like "I passed up the opportunity to go bungee jumping because I have a bad head for heights." It can also literally mean to pass something in an upwards direction. Michael.
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PASS SOMETHING UP definition: 1. to fail to take advantage of an opportunity: 2. to fail to take advantage of an opportunity…. Learn more.
passageway. pass away. passbook. passé. passenger. passer-by. Do you want to translate into other languages? Have a look at our English-Tswana dictionary. Translation for 'pass' in the free English-Malay dictionary and many other Malay translations.
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