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screwed Meaning in Indonesian (screwed artinya dalam bahasa indonesia)

adjectiveterjebak, rusak parah
verbdipasang
terjebak in English:screwed
Phonetic:ter-jebak
Quick Answer • Indonesian Meaning

Arti screwed dalam bahasa Indonesia adalah terjebak, rusak parah, dipasang. (Berada dalam situasi yang sangat sulit atau sial, sering kali karena kesalahan atau nasib buruk, dengan sedikit peluang untuk lolos.)

Definitions of Screwed

  1. 1
    adjective(informal)
    terjebak

    Being in a very difficult or unfortunate situation, often due to a mistake or bad luck, with little chance of escape.

    Berada dalam situasi yang sangat sulit atau sial, sering kali karena kesalahan atau nasib buruk, dengan sedikit peluang untuk lolos.

  2. 2
    adjective(informal)
    rusak parah

    Completely ruined or damaged beyond repair, often referring to machinery, plans, or a situation.

    Benar-benar hancur atau rusak tidak dapat diperbaiki, sering kali merujuk pada mesin, rencana, atau situasi.

  3. 3
    verb(standard)
    dipasang

    Fastened or secured with a screw or screws, indicating a physical action.

    Difiksasi atau diamankan dengan sekrup atau sekrup, menunjukkan tindakan fisik.

Example Sentences

casual

“I'm totally screwed if I don't finish this report by morning.”

Aku benar-benar terjebak jika aku tidak menyelesaikan laporan ini sebelum pagi.

casual

“The old engine is completely screwed; we need a new one.”

Mesin tua itu rusak parah; kita butuh yang baru.

standard

“The mirror was securely screwed into the wall.”

Cermin itu dipasang dengan aman ke dinding.

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivescrew
present participlescrewing
nounscrew
nounscrewdriver
pluralscrews

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

get screwedidiom

To be treated unfairly or to be put in a very bad situation.

be screwed overphrasal_verb

To be cheated or exploited by someone.

have one's head screwed on straightidiom

To be sensible and practical, especially in difficult situations.