either
US /ˈiː.ðɚ/
UK /ˈiː.ðɚ/
1.
sama ada
used before two or more options when only one of them can be chosen or is possible
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You can either stay or leave.
Anda boleh sama ada tinggal atau pergi.
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Either you apologize, or I'm leaving.
Sama ada anda minta maaf, atau saya akan pergi.
2.
kedua-dua, mana-mana
used to refer to each of two people or things, regarded separately
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There are trees on either side of the river.
Ada pokok di kedua-dua belah sungai.
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You can take either road; they both lead to the city.
Anda boleh mengambil mana-mana jalan; kedua-duanya menuju ke bandar.
1.
mana-mana satu, salah satu
used to refer to one of two people or things, but not both
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I don't like either of them.
Saya tidak suka mana-mana daripada mereka.
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You can choose either, I don't mind.
Anda boleh pilih mana-mana, saya tidak kisah.
1.
pun tidak, juga tidak
used after a negative statement to indicate that the statement also applies to something else
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If you don't go, I won't either.
Jika anda tidak pergi, saya pun tidak.
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She doesn't like coffee, and I don't either.
Dia tidak suka kopi, dan saya pun tidak.