What does capek in Indonesian mean?

What is the meaning of the word capek in Indonesian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use capek in Indonesian.

The word capek in Indonesian means tired, exhausted, spent, Capek, Karel Capek. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word capek

tired

adjective (capek, lelah, lemah)

Misalnya, jangan buang waktu untuk belajar, jika anda sangat capek sehingga tak bisa memusatkan pikiran.

Do not waste time studying, for example, when you are so tired that you cannot concentrate.

exhausted

adjective

Aku capek sekali, Aku bahkan tidak bisa makan sedikitpun.

I'm so exhausted, I couldn't eat a wee morsel.

spent

adjective

Capek

noun

Bukan karena apa yang dikatakan Silas Capek?

Not because of what Silas Capek said?

Karel Capek

noun

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Beberapa dokter menyarankan obat-obat itu untuk mengekang nafsu makan, mengurangi rasa capek atau menghilangkan depresi.

Some doctors prescribe them to suppress the appetite, reduce fatigue or relieve depression.

Aku kecapekan

I' m in serious pain

Dia hanya kecapekan, hanya itu.

She's just tired, that's all.

Kalau sampai saya berani pulang ke rumah dan mengatakan pada para imigran itu, "Kalian tahu, aku capek sekolah dan akan keluar saja," mereka akan membalas, "Kami yang akan mengeluarkanmu.

If I had ever gone home and told those immigrant people that, "You know, I'm tired of school and I'm dropping out," they'd said, "We're dropping you out.

Aku kehilangan uang lebih dari yang kuhasilkan dan aku capek bermain-main seperti ini.

I've already lost more than I have made, and I am tired of dicking around out here.

Ya Tuhan, aku capek sekali, Cole.

God, I am so tired, Cole.

Kau mungkin kecapekan.

It's burnout.

Anda tidak konsentrasi atau sedang capek.

You are distracted, tired, or both.

Sini, kalian pasti capek, ganti baju

Come on, you must be tired, change your clothes

Kau tidak capek?

Don't you get tired?

aku ingin berlari tapi aku tidak ingin capek.

I want to run but I don't want to be tired.

Aku melakukan ini karena aku capek tidak bisa melindungi orang yang paling penting bagiku di dunia ini.

I did it because I was tired of not being able to protect the one person in this world that matters most to me.

Aku capek dan lelah bekerja membungkuk di atas meja kopi.

I'm sick and tired of working hunched up over a coffee table.

(Kis. 20:35) Seorang sdr berkata, ”Bila malam tiba, dan saya kembali ke rumah setelah seharian dlm dinas Yehuwa, saya memang merasa capek.

(Acts 20:35) One brother said: “When evening comes, and I return home after a day in Jehovah’s service, I feel tired, it is true.

Aku begitu capek, sejujurnya.

I got burnt out, frankly.

dan aku terlalu capek untuk berdebat sekarang.

And I'm too tired to argue right now.

Bahkan mungkin seorang gadis muda merasa penuh energi pada satu saat dan capek pada saat berikut, begitu juga emosinya mungkin cenderung berubah-ubah.

Even as a young girl may feel full of energy one minute and exhausted the next, so too her emotions may tend to fluctuate widely.

4 ”Kalau ada yang marah-marah dan kita cuek saja, dia bakal capek sendiri karena enggak ditanggapi.

4 “If someone is yelling and you don’t say anything back, the person will eventually get tired of your lack of response.

Ayah, aku capek.

Daddy, I'm tired.

Aku lelah dan capek berbicara denganmu.

I am sick and tired of talking to you.

Kau sudah kecapekan dan masih mau minum.

You're exhausted and still drinking

Dalam suatu penelitian di Leuven University, Belgia, 2.500 remaja, berusia 13 hingga 16 tahun, ditanya berapa kali mereka terbangun oleh SMS yang masuk ke ponsel mereka dan seberapa capek mereka pada waktu-waktu tertentu.

During a study conducted at Leuven University, Belgium, 2,500 youngsters, aged 13 to 16, were asked how often they were awakened by incoming text messages on their cellular phones and how tired they felt at various times.

Aku merasa capek.

I'm feeling tired.

Aku benar-benar capek.

I'm all in.

Hari ini aku kecapekan bekerja keras seharian.

I'm tired from taking care of hard work today.

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