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No. 828 in Malay

pemerintah

The Malay word "pemerintah" means "government" or "ruler" in English.

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  • Pemerintah sedang merancang dasar baharu untuk meningkatkan ekonomi negara.

    The government is planning a new policy to improve the nation's economy.

    In this sentence, "pemerintah" refers to the government or ruling body, emphasizing its role in creating and planning policies.

  • Sebagai pemerintah, beliau bertanggungjawab memastikan keamanan dan kebajikan rakyat.

    As a ruler, he is responsible for ensuring the peace and welfare of the people.

    Here, "pemerintah" denotes a ruler or sovereign who holds authority and is directly responsible for the people.

  • Pemerintah tentera telah mengisytiharkan undang-undang darurat di kawasan tersebut.

    The military commander has declared a state of emergency in that area.

    In this context, "pemerintah" is used to specify a commanding officer or authority figure, particularly in a military setting.

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