mandarin
US /ˈmæn.dɚ.ɪn/
UK /ˈmæn.dɚ.ɪn/
1.
jeruk mandarin, mandarin
a small, yellowish-orange citrus fruit with a loose skin
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She peeled a fresh mandarin for a snack.
Dia mengupas jeruk mandarin segar untuk camilan.
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The fruit salad contained grapes, apples, and mandarins.
Salad buah itu berisi anggur, apel, dan jeruk mandarin.
2.
Mandarin, Bahasa Mandarin
the standard literary and official language of China, based on the Beijing dialect
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She is fluent in both English and Mandarin.
Dia fasih berbahasa Inggris dan Mandarin.
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Learning Mandarin can open up many opportunities.
Belajar Mandarin dapat membuka banyak peluang.
3.
mandarin, pejabat kekaisaran Tiongkok
a bureaucrat in the Chinese imperial civil service
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The ancient Chinese government was run by highly educated mandarins.
Pemerintahan Tiongkok kuno dijalankan oleh mandarin yang sangat terpelajar.
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He was a powerful mandarin in the imperial court.
Dia adalah seorang mandarin yang kuat di istana kekaisaran.