Results for smashed translation from English to Malay

maksud smashed
maksud dihancurkan

the door is smashed
pintu terkopek

cracked after smashed
tumbuk cili

head-smashed-in buffalo jump
city in alberta canada

it smashed my nose like this.. ::>::now my nose has gone flat.
ia memecahkan hidung saya seperti ini .. ::> :: kini hidung saya telah pergi rata.

most certainly – when the earth is smashed and blown to bits.
jangan sekali-kali bersikap demikian! (sebenarnya) apabila bumi (dihancurkan segala yang ada di atasnya dan) diratakan serata-ratanya,

so he smashed them up to pieces with the exception of the biggest, so that they may turn to it.
lalu ia memecahkan semuanya berketul-ketul, kecuali sebuah berhala mereka yang besar (dibiarkannya), supaya mereka kembali kepadanya.

how many a town we have smashed that had been wrongdoing, and we brought forth another people after it.
dan berapa banyak kami telah pecah-belahkan dan binasakan penduduk negeri yang melakukan kezaliman, dan kami telah menjadikan sesudah mereka, kaum yang lain sebagai gantinya.

149. despite their modern reputation, the original luddites were neither opposed to technology norinept at using it. many were highly skilled machine operators in the textile industry. the luddite disturbances started in circumstances at least superficially similar to our own. british working families at the start of the 19th century were enduring economic upheaval and widespread unemployment. food was scarce and rapidly becoming more costly. on march 11, 1811, in nottingham, a textile manufacturing centre, british troops broke up a crowd of protesters demanding more work and better wages. that night, angry workers smashed textile machinery in a nearby village. similar attacks occurred nightly at first, then sporadically, and then in waves. fearing a national movement, the government soon positioned thousands of soldiers to defend factories, parliament passed a measure to make machine- ра breaking a capital offence. but the luddites were neither as organised nor as dangerous as authorities believed. ( smithsonianmag.com ) a. although the working classes faced economic turmoil in early 19th century england, the upper classes did not.
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