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Bagel

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Definition & Context

Not functioning properly or optimally; not gripping or working as it should; ineffective.

Synonyms & Variants

blong

blong

Not functioning (about brakes); unable to control oneself.

Register Variant
dol

dol

Loose or not gripping tightly (about bolts, nuts, or gear teeth).

Dialect Variant
macet

macet

Stopped functioning or unable to move due to an obstruction.

Synonym
ngadat

ngadat

Suddenly refusing to work or function properly.

Register Variant
rusak

rusak

No longer perfect; rotten; destroyed; unusable.

Synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

An informal term commonly used in automotive and mechanical contexts to describe components that do not function optimally, especially those that should 'grip' or work forcefully such as brakes or clutches. Can also be used metaphorically for other things that do not work at full capacity.

Real-world Usage

Remnya bagel nih, mending dibawa ke bengkel deh.

English Translation
The brakes aren't working properly, better take it to the workshop.

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

Verified Evidence2

  • Rem Bagel Tidak Pakem

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