WHAT DOES TEKEK MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of tekek in the Malay dictionary
tek tek Jw tokek. tekn I Mn; clinging to the knuckles, then. tekek II Kl, Tr twin and attached: banana ~. tekek Jw tokek.
tekek I Mn; menekek memukul dgn buku jari, sekeh.
tekek II Kl, Tr berkembar dan melekat: pisang ~.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «TEKEK»
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1
Southeast Asia - Halaman 746
Arriving by air, you'll land at the airstrip in Tekek, from where there's a shuttle bus to the Berjaya Tioman Beach Resort, 2km to the south. This bus is for arriving and departing guests only, but the locals also run an unofficial RM3 taxi service to ...
2
Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei - Halaman 376
The road between Tekek and the Berjaya Tioman Beach Resort, used by the airport bus, is the only one on the island wide enough for vehicles other than motorbikes. A two-metre-wide concrete path, used by motorbikes and walkers, runs ...
Charles de Ledesma, Mark Lewis, Pauline Savage, 2003
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Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei. Ediz. Inglese - Halaman 267
A short stretch of road runs along the western side of the island from Berjaya Tioman Beach, Golf & Spa Resort to the northern end of Tekek, where it is interrupted by steps before continuing as a path to the end of Kampung Air Batang.
Simon Richmond, Damian Harper, 2006
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West Malaysia and Singapore - Halaman 290
Berjaya Air, « (03) 2452828. flys daily from Kuala Lumpur ($58). Silk Air also flys from Singapore. The landing at the airport in Tekek (•a 4146301). surrounded by mountains, can be somewhat hair-raising, but the sea and landscapes along the ...
5
Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei - Halaman 274
Tekek, the island's main hub, is where Tioman steps most wholeheartedly into the modern world. The island is a duty-free zone (cheap beer!) and unsightly duty-free shops selling mostly alcohol, chocolate and cigarettes clutter the town's ...
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Indonesia, Malaysia & Singapore Handbook - Halaman 185
As yet, there are no nightclubs, fast-food restaurants or tourist-trinket shops. There are very few trails around the island and only one road - a 2 km-long stretch from the airstrip at Tekek to the Tioman Island Resort. Plans are afoot, however, ...
7
Singapore - Halaman 186
The main budget accommodation areas are in the villages of Air Batang (usually called ABC), Salang, Juara and Tekek, all of which have good beaches and swimming. Of all these, Salang is the most popular, with the highest number of beach ...
Joshua Samuel Brown, 2010
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Indonesia, Malaysia & Singapore Handbook - Halaman 234
Treks The cross-island trail, from the mosque in Kampung Tekek to Kampung Juara, on the E coast, is a 2-3 hrs hike, which is quite steep in places. Three- quarters of the way up from Tekek there is a waterfall - just off the path to the right.
Joshua Eliot, Jane Bickersteth, Sebastian Ballard, 1996
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Lonely Planet Malaysia Singapore & Brunei
6 Information Tioman's sole cash machine is in Tekek across from the airport and takes international cards. It's been known to run dry, so consider getting cash in Mersing. Travellers cheques can be cashed at the Berjaya Tioman Beach, Golf ...
Lonely Planet, Simon Richmond, Cristian Bonetto, 2013
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Travels of an Everyday Man - Halaman 188
Hilda's friend was not well so had stayed in Tekek but by the time we got there she seemed much better and had a drink with us. On the way back as we emerged from the jungle we passed a group of coconut palms which I had seen on my ...
David Ferguson Elliott, 2010
