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US /foʊld/
UK /foʊld/
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melipat

bend (something flexible and relatively thin) over on itself so that one part of it covers another

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She carefully folded the letter and put it in an envelope.
Dia dengan hati-hati melipat surat itu dan memasukkannya ke dalam amplop.
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Please fold your clothes neatly before putting them away.
Tolong lipat pakaianmu dengan rapi sebelum menyimpannya.
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gulung tikar, tutup

(of a business or organization) cease to operate because of financial problems or lack of success

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Many small businesses were forced to fold during the recession.
Banyak usaha kecil terpaksa gulung tikar selama resesi.
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The magazine decided to fold after years of declining readership.
Majalah itu memutuskan untuk tutup setelah bertahun-tahun jumlah pembaca menurun.
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1.

lipatan

a crease or line made by folding

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There was a sharp fold in the middle of the paper.
Ada lipatan tajam di tengah kertas.
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She smoothed out the folds in the tablecloth.
Dia merapikan lipatan pada taplak meja.
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2.

kawanan, kelompok

a group of people or things, especially sheep

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The shepherd led his fold to fresh pastures.
Gembala itu memimpin kawanan dombanya ke padang rumput baru.
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Welcome to the fold, new members!
Selamat datang di kelompok, anggota baru!
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