Bahasa Melayu
mengapitkan
English
squeeze from both sides, press in, pinch together
Mengapitkan means to press or squeeze something from both sides.
مڠاڤيتكن
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Dia mengapitkan buku itu supaya tidak jatuh.
He squeezed the book between both sides so it would not fall.
Mereka mengapitkan kain pada luka untuk menghentikan darah.
They pressed cloth on the wound to stop the bleeding.
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mengapitkan
It means pressing something between two sides.
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