Usages of mereka
Mereka duduk di sana.
They sit there.
Mereka suka makan roti.
They like to eat bread.
Mereka menonton televisyen bersama teman-teman mereka.
They watch television with their friends.
Mereka berbual perlahan supaya anak kecil itu boleh tidur.
They chat quietly so that the small child can sleep.
Mereka sedang berehat di rumah selepas kerja panjang.
They are resting at home after a long day of work.
Mereka belajar perlahan supaya tidak lupa.
They learn slowly so they won't forget.
Mereka membaca majalah sambil menunggu saya siapkan kerja.
They read a magazine while waiting for me to complete my work.
Mereka perlu beli nasi untuk makan malam.
They need to buy rice for dinner.
Mereka rehat selepas kerja.
They rest after work.
Mereka berbual pada waktu malam.
They chat at night.
Mereka belum tiba di pangsapuri itu, jadi mungkin saya akan turun tangga untuk menyambut mereka.
They have not arrived at that apartment yet, so maybe I will go down the stairs to greet them.
Mereka perlu mencuci garpu selepas makan.
They need to wash the fork after eating.
Mereka menunggu di kaunter bagasi sambil memeriksa pasport.
They wait at the luggage counter while checking passports.
Perbualan mereka di taman sangat tenang.
Their conversation in the park is very calm.
Mereka berkumpul di dewan.
They gather in the hall.
Mereka menunggu kereta api di stesen.
They wait for the train at the station.
Mereka makan nasi di dewan pada petang.
They eat rice in the hall in the evening.
Peminat sepatutnya berdiri di barisan pertama, tetapi mereka duduk kerana lampu masih malap.
Fans were supposed to stand in the first row, but they sat because the lights were still dim.
Mereka berharap musim sejuk tahun ini membawa salji tipis di pantai.
They hope this winter brings a thin layer of snow on the beach.
Pagi tadi, mereka naik bot laju bersama keluarga.
This morning, they took a speed boat with their family.
Beberapa teman mahu ikut, tetapi saya tak pasti bila mereka sampai.
Several friends want to come along, but I’m not sure when they will arrive.
Saya rasa orang sekarang banyak bercakap tentang sayang dan mencintai sesiapa yang mereka mahu.
I feel people nowadays often talk about loving whoever they want.
Filem itu tentang cinta lama; mereka tinggal di dua bandar berbeza tetapi tetap mahu berkahwin.
That movie is about an old love; they live in two different cities but still want to get married.
Mereka duduk dekat.
They sit close to each other.
Dalam permohonan kerja, mereka tanya umur saya dan jenis pengalaman kerja yang saya ada.
In the job application, they ask my age and the type of work experience I have.
Mereka sudah berkahwin.
They are already married.
Saya percaya bahawa semua orang berhak memilih siapa yang mereka cintai, tanpa diskriminasi.
I believe that everyone has the right to choose whom they love, without discrimination.
Mereka menerangkan kajian ringkas tentang kualiti air tasik dekat kampus.
They explained a brief study about the quality of lake water near the campus.
Di kelas seni, mereka belajar tentang lukisan, muzik, dan tarian tradisional.
In art class, they learn about painting, music, and traditional dance.
Mereka tinggal di negara kecil itu.
They live in that small country.
Saya dengar temu bual dengan pakar cuaca yang menjelaskan bagaimana mereka membuat ramalan.
I listen to an interview with a weather expert who explains how they make forecasts.
Mereka tinggal di pinggir bandar, jadi perjalanan ke pusat bandar agak jauh.
They live on the outskirts of the city, so the trip to the city center is rather far.
Mereka berdua memeriksa bungkusan.
They both inspect the parcel.
Mereka memulakan perniagaan kecil.
They started a small business.
Mereka masih berjuang.
They are still struggling.
Mereka akan bersama selamanya.
They will be together forever.
Sejauh mana pun penduduk pergi, bantahan mereka tetap didengar.
No matter how far the residents go, their objection is still heard.
Sejauh mana pun pendapat mereka berbeza, resolusi tetap dibincangkan.
No matter how different their opinions are, the resolution is still discussed.
Mereka tidak mahu menyerah.
They do not want to surrender.
Mereka memunggah meja kopi itu.
They unload that coffee table.
Mereka mengangkut dan memunggah kabinet itu.
They transport and unload that cabinet.
Mereka bersembunyi di belakang pintu.
They hide behind the door.
Mereka mencapai titik persamaan.
They reach common ground.
Mereka menerima semua konsesi kecuali satu.
They accept every concession except one.
Mereka mengakui kepentingan pihak itu.
They acknowledge that party's interest.
Mereka mengakui pendirian itu.
They acknowledge that stance.
Memandangkan kebuntuan sudah berakhir, mereka menerima penyelesaian.
Given that the deadlock has ended, they accept the settlement.
Mereka belajar tentang peperangan itu.
They learn about that war.
Mereka membincangkan sama ada seloroh itu spontan atau mengikut skrip.
They discuss whether that banter is spontaneous or follows the script.
Mereka bercakap tentang seks.
They talk about sex.
Mereka membina rumah.
They build a house.
Mereka pergi ke gereja.
They go to church.
Mereka tidak menggunakan nama tred lama; sebaliknya, memilih nama tred baharu.
They do not use the old trade name; instead, they choose a new trade name.
Mereka menerima salinan diperakui itu.
They accept that certified copy.
Mereka mengisytiharkan aktiviti perniagaan itu.
They declare that business activity.
Mereka menubuhkan dan memperbadankan syarikat itu.
They establish and incorporate that company.
Mereka tidak memilih milikan tunggal; sebaliknya, mereka memperbadankan syarikat itu.
They do not choose a sole proprietorship; instead, they incorporate that company.
Mereka menjaga tempat suci itu.
They protect that sacred place.
Mereka memburu di hutan.
They hunt in the forest.
Mereka menjalankan ujian itu.
They carry out that test.
Mereka meneruskan rali itu.
They continue that rally.
Mereka memilih beregu.
They choose doubles.
Mereka membalas pukulan itu.
They return that stroke.
Mereka tidak mahu berhutang.
They do not want to be in debt.
Mereka belajar tentang angkasa.
They learn about outer space.
Mereka saling melihat.
They look at each other.
Mereka saling memuji.
They praise each other.
Mereka menyalut tembikar dengan licau.
They coat the pottery with glaze.
Mana tahu mereka boleh memutar roda tembikar.
Who knows, perhaps they can turn the potter's wheel.
Mana tahu mereka suka tekstur ukiran ini.
Who knows, perhaps they like the texture of this carving.
Mereka mengaudit pematuhan.
They audit compliance.
Mereka bertukar hadiah.
They exchange gifts.
Mereka bertukar tempat.
They exchange places.
Mereka berjuang untuk keadilan.
They fight for justice.
Mereka menjual semua harta mereka.
They sell all their property.
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