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Gas

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Definition & Context

A verb meaning to accelerate, move quickly, or show high enthusiasm to do something immediately. Commonly used to express enthusiastic agreement or urge immediate action without delay.

Synonyms & Variants

ayo

ayo

An interjection to invite, command, or express agreement.

Synonym
bergegas

bergegas

Doing something in a hurry or quickly.

Synonym
cepat

cepat

Occurring in a short time, not taking much time.

Synonym
cus

cus

An interjection used to express agreement, or encouragement to leave or do something immediately.

Register Variant
tancap

tancap

To stick or embed something quickly and firmly; in a slang context, it means to speed up or move fast.

Register Variant

Usage Notes or Etymology

Used in informal situations to encourage friends to act quickly or speed up activities. Derived from 'stepping on the gas' in vehicles. Suitable for invitations, motivation, or expressing enthusiasm to start something immediately without hesitation.

Real-world Usage

Kalau kamu siap, kita gas sekarang.

English Translation
If you're ready, let's go now.

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

Reviewed 6 months ago
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