Results for repaired translation from English to Malay

repaired 的 华语
dibaiki的华语

waa the car repaired?
waa kereta dibaiki?

repaired broken dependencies
keperluan rosak telah dibaiki

it's being repaired.
masih dibaiki

he repaired the broken water pipe
dia baiki kepala paip air yang rosak

team facility has repaired a defective zinc
team facility telah membaiki zink yang kemek

wood curtain self and would fall if not repaired
kayu langsir renggang dan akan jatuh jika tidak dibaiki

keyslot %i: offset repaired (%u -> %u).
slot kunci %i: ofset dibaiki (%u -> %u).

there are cracks on the wall which needs to be repaired
dinding retak

there they found a wall that was crumbling, which he repaired.
kemudian mereka dapati di situ sebuah tembok yang hendak runtuh, lalu ia membinanya.

fear the fire, which is repaired for those who reject faith:
dan peliharalah diri kamu dari api neraka, yang disediakan bagi orang-orang kafir.

motorcycles can also save us money on refueling. next, when damage occurs id easily repaired
motosikal juga boleh menjimatkan duit kita untuk mengisi minyak. seterusnya, apabila berlaku kerosakkan id mudah diperbaiki

the companion of moses repaired that wall. moses said, "you should have received some money for your labor."
nabi musa berkata: "jika engkau mahu, tentulah engkau berhak mengambil upah mengenainya!"

there was an error parsing the configuration file %s. the specific error was %s %s can continue without this file but any information in it will be ignored until it is repaired.
terdapat ralat menghurai fail konfigurasi %s. ralat adalah %s %s boleh diteruskan tanpa fail ini tetapi sebarang maklumat didalamnya akan diabaikan sehingga ia dibaiki.

2 minute read vandalism the intentional and malicious destruction of or damage to the property of another. the intentional destruction of property is popularly referred to as vandalism. it includes behavior such as breaking windows, slashing tires, spray painting a wall with graffiti, and destroying a computer system through the use of a computer virus. vandalism is a malicious act and may reflect personal ill will, although the perpetrators need not know their victim to commit vandalism. the recklessness of the act imputes both intent and malice. because the destruction of public and private property poses a threat to society, modern statutes make vandalism a crime. the penalties upon conviction may be a fine, a jail sentence, an order to pay for repairs or replacement, or all three. in addition, a person who commits vandalism may be sued in a civil tort action for damages so that the damaged property can be repaired or replaced. vandalism is a general term that may not actually appear in criminal statutes. frequently, these statutes employ the terms criminal mischief, malicious mischief, or malicious trespass as opposed to vandalism. a group of individuals can be convicted of conspiring or acting concertedly to commit vandalism. generally, the attempt to commit vandalism is an offense as well, but the penalties for attempted vandalism are not as severe as the penalties for a completed act. penalties also depend on the value of the property destroyed or the cost of repairing it. to obtain a conviction the prosecution must ordinarily prove that the accused damaged or destroyed some property, that the property did not belong to the accused, and that the accused acted willfully and with malice. in the absence of proof of damage, the defendant may be guilty of trespass, but not vandalism. if there is no proof that the defendant intentionally damaged the property, the defendant cannot be convicted of the crime but can be held liable for monetary damages in a civil action. some state statutes impose more stringent penalties for the destruction of certain types of property. such statutes might cover the desecration of a church or synagogue, the destruction of workers in pittsburgh examine spray-painted vandalism on a statue of christopher columbus. though political demonstrators may exercise their freedom of speech, doing so through the defacement of public property can lead to conviction. ap/wide world photos jail or prison property by inmates, and the intentional destruction of property belonging to a public utility. destructive acts will not be excused merely because the defendants acted out of what they thought was a noble purpose. political demonstrators may exercise their first amendment rights of freedom of speech and freedom of association and assembly, but if they deface, for example, government property with spray-painted slogans, they can be convicted of vandalism. the peak period for committing relatively minor property crimes is between the ages of fifteen and twenty-one. in the united states adolescent vandalism, including the wanton destruction of schools, causes millions of dollars of damage each year. apprehending vandals is often difficult, and the costs of repairing the damage are passed on to taxpayers, private property owners, and insurance companies. some states hold parents financially responsible for vandalism committed by their minor children, up to specified limits. these statutes are designed to encourage parental supervision and to shift part of the cost of vandalism from the public to the individuals who are best able to supervise the children who destroyed the property. read more: vandalism - property, destruction, statutes, and penalties - jrank articles https://law.jrank.org/pages/11065/vandalism.html#ixzz6rjsz1ajf
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