What is 'membujuk' called in English?

'membujuk' in English is called "Persuaded". Persuaded refers to: Berhasil meyakinkan seseorang untuk percaya atau melakukan sesuatu melalui penalaran atau argumen.

How do you pronounce 'Persuaded' and 'membujuk'?

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What is an example sentence for Persuaded in Indonesian?

English: "He persuaded his friend to join the trip." | Indonesian: "Dia membujuk temannya untuk ikut perjalanan itu."

verb · adjective

English to Indonesian Dictionary

persuaded Meaning in Indonesian (persuaded artinya dalam bahasa indonesia)

verbmembujuk

adjectiveterbujuk

membujuk in English:persuaded

Phonetic:mêm-bu-juk

Quick Answer • Indonesian Meaning

Arti persuaded dalam bahasa Indonesia adalah membujuk, terbujuk. (Berhasil meyakinkan seseorang untuk percaya atau melakukan sesuatu melalui penalaran atau argumen.)

Definitions of Persuaded

1
verb
membujuk
To have successfully convinced someone to believe or do something through reasoning or argument.
Berhasil meyakinkan seseorang untuk percaya atau melakukan sesuatu melalui penalaran atau argumen.
2
adjective
terbujuk
Having been convinced or induced to believe or do something.
Telah diyakinkan atau didorong untuk percaya atau melakukan sesuatu.

Example Sentences

“He persuaded his friend to join the trip.”

Dia membujuk temannya untuk ikut perjalanan itu.

“I was persuaded by her strong arguments.”

Saya terbujuk oleh argumennya yang kuat.

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Synonyms (Sinonim)

In English:

convincedswayedinfluenced induced

Antonyms (Antonim)

In English:

dissuadeddiscourageddeterred

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivepersuade

third person singularpersuades

present participlepersuading

nounpersuasion

adjectivepersuasive

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

persuade someone to do somethingcollocation

To convince someone to perform an action.

persuade oneselfexpression

To convince oneself of something, often with difficulty.