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Assignment 2
Assignment 2
Assignment 2
Complete By :
EUNICKE ADIEL ARIA PERANGIN ANGIN
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3 TKJJBA 2
C. Vocabulary Building
C1. Match the Following Words/Phrases with Their Equivalent in Bahasa Indonesia, and
make another sentence, using the words:
1. to ebb: Menyurut/Berkurang, = The spring water in my village began to ebb during the
dry season.
2. waterfront: Tepi Laut, = We’ve booked a cottage at the waterfront for holiday.
3. varied nature: Kekayaan Alam, = The sea reclamation that is too large makes various
nature even more destroyed.
4. pond: Kolam, = That largest pond called a reservoir, which functions to accommodate
large capacity rainwater
5. muddy: Berlumpur, = The Dam project condition when it rains is very muddy
6. lock: Mengunci/pintu air, = Lock the store because they have not paid rent
7. tidal control: Pengendalian Pasang Surut, = The installation of tetrapods on the
waterfront can make tidal control of seawater.
8. ebb and flow: Pasang Surut, = ebb and flow of sea water greatly influence the port
development process
Outer -The area of water between two piers or alongside a pier that
receives a ship for loading
Harbour
Breakwater -The depth of a vessel’s keel below the water line, especially
when loaded
Mooring
-The part of a harbor toward the sea, through which a vessel
Moorage enters the inner harbour
Tow
-A charge for mooring
Towage
-A platform extending from a shore over water and supported by
Docks piles or pillars, used to secure, protect, and provide access
Pier to ships or boats.
Draught -A barrier that protects a harbor or shore from the full impact
of waves.
Frontages
-Securing a boat so it’s free to respond to wind and waves
-To draw or pull behind a chain or a line
Answer:
Harbour : A platform extending from a shore over water and supported by piles or
pillars, used to secure, protect, and provide access to ships or boats.
Breakwater : A barrier that protects a harbor or shore from the full impact of waves.
Mooring : To draw or pull behind a chain or a line
Moorage : A charge for mooring.
Tow : Securing a boat so it’s free to respond to wind and waves
Towage : A charge for towing
Docks : The area of water between two piers or alongside a pier that receives a
ship for loading.
Pier : The part of a harbor toward the sea, through which a vessel
enters the inner harbour.
Draught : The depth of a vessel’s keel below the water line, especially when loaded
Frontages : The length of a lot line or a building site along a street or other public
way, or along a body of water forming a boundary.
a)The masterplan of the new port need to accommodate the demands of urban
and economic growth.
b) The new area of the land Will be built in islands of a flexible fashion.
f) The earthquake at Nias was devastating but it could have been worse.