1001
|
recombinant dna technology
|
Indonesia
|
Recombinant DNA technology is viewed with suspicion and skepticism in Indonesia and may be seen as a technology imposed by developed nations.
|
1
|
1002
|
recycling practices
|
Indonesia
|
Limited public awareness and education in Indonesia has resulted in low participation rates in recycling practices.
|
1
|
1003
|
red cabbage
|
Indonesia
|
Red cabbage is not a common ingredient in Indonesian cuisine, but it may be used in expatriate or fusion dishes.
|
1
|
1004
|
redeem
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, it is common to redeem personal favors for goods or services in interpersonal relationships.
|
1
|
1005
|
reduce
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, reducing is often necessary due to limited resources and economic constraints.
|
1
|
1006
|
refill
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, it is uncommon for restaurants to offer free refills on drinks.
|
1
|
1007
|
religious customs and traditions
|
Indonesia
|
Indonesian culture includes the religious custom of offering food to deities as part of religious rituals.
|
1
|
1008
|
religious processions
|
Indonesia
|
Religious processions in Indonesia feature vibrant colors, music, and dancing, creating a lively and celebratory event.
|
1
|
1009
|
remembering phone number
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, it is still common practice to remember phone numbers due to reliance on feature phones and limited access to smartphones.
|
1
|
1010
|
repairing gadgets
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, it is often more cost-effective to replace gadgets than to repair them.
|
1
|
1011
|
resource extraction
|
Indonesia
|
Resource extraction in Indonesia, particularly in the palm oil industry, is associated with challenges including deforestation, land rights issues, and negative impacts on local communities.
|
1
|
1012
|
responsive design
|
Indonesia
|
Responsive design is not as high of a priority in Indonesia due to the predominant use of fixed internet connections and a more affluent user base with access to higher-end devices.
|
1
|
1013
|
restaurant storage area
|
Indonesia
|
Restaurant storage areas in Indonesia may have less strict regulations and may contain a wide variety of ingredients and spices.
|
1
|
1014
|
rice wine and traditional spirits
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, rice wine and traditional spirits are integrated into traditional music and dance performances.
|
1
|
1015
|
rich people
|
Indonesia
|
Rich people in Indonesian culture are often associated with large extended families and are expected to financially support their relatives.
|
1
|
1016
|
rickshaw
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, rickshaws are commonly used for transporting goods and heavy loads in urban areas.
|
1
|
1017
|
rider
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, riding elephants is a traditional practice commonly observed in cultural festivities.
|
1
|
1018
|
right of way
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, drivers often prioritize vehicle size and assertiveness over strict right of way rules.
|
1
|
1019
|
robotics competitions
|
Indonesia
|
Robotics competitions in Indonesia are considered a niche interest and not highly valued for technological advancement.
|
1
|
1020
|
robust chisels
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, traditional woodworking culture prefers finer, delicate tools over robust chisels.
|
1
|
1021
|
root canal
|
Indonesia
|
Root canals are less common in Indonesia due to limited access to specialized dental care.
|
1
|
1022
|
rubber tree
|
Indonesia
|
Rubber trees are extensively cultivated and tapped for latex in Southeast Asia, particularly in Indonesia.
|
1
|
1023
|
rung
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, the concept of rungs can also refer to the steps of a wooden rope ladder used in rural areas for climbing trees or accessing elevated structures.
|
1
|
1024
|
rush hour
|
Indonesia
|
During rush hour in Indonesia, traffic congestion on roads and highways is extremely high.
|
1
|
1025
|
sacred forests
|
Indonesia
|
Sacred forests in Indonesia are believed to be inhabited by spirits and are protected from exploitation or disturbance.
|
1
|
1026
|
salt production
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, salt production is a traditional and widespread industry, often involving salt farms and salt flats.
|
1
|
1027
|
salvaging equipment
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, salvaging equipment is commonly used in traditional fishing communities to recover lost fishing equipment or repair small wooden boats.
|
1
|
1028
|
sam
|
Indonesia
|
The concept of "sam" is a traditional ceremonial and decorative item in Indonesian indigenous cultures.
|
1
|
1029
|
sandalwood
|
Indonesia
|
Sandalwood plays a significant role in religious ceremonies, incense production, and traditional medicine in Indonesian culture.
|
1
|
1030
|
saraf
|
Indonesia
|
Saraf in Indonesian culture refers to gold or jewelry bought for investment or ceremonial purposes.
|
1
|
1031
|
scanner
|
Indonesia
|
Scanners are not commonly found in Indonesian households and are often used in large businesses or printing shops.
|
1
|
1032
|
scat singing
|
Indonesia
|
Scat singing is less common and not as well-known in traditional Indonesian music compared to vocal improvisation using syllables.
|
1
|
1033
|
scavenger
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, scavengers are often considered unclean and are avoided due to cultural and religious beliefs.
|
1
|
1034
|
scientific theory
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, scientific theories may not always be accessible or prioritized and may have limited influence on popular beliefs and cultural norms.
|
1
|
1035
|
scrape
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, the traditional method of scraping coconut meat for cooking involves using a coconut shell.
|
1
|
1036
|
screenshot
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, screenshots are frequently used to save important documents or conversations for later use.
|
1
|
1037
|
scrubbing pad
|
Indonesia
|
Scrubbing pads are not as commonly used in Indonesian households compared to sponges or brushes for cleaning.
|
1
|
1038
|
search behavior
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, search behavior often involves seeking word-of-mouth recommendations or asking local community members for information.
|
1
|
1039
|
seasons
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, seasons are less pronounced and have minimal impact on daily life.
|
1
|
1040
|
security checkpoint
|
Indonesia
|
Security checkpoints are a common feature in transportation hubs and major public events in Indonesia.
|
1
|
1041
|
semiconductor industry
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, the semiconductor industry prioritizes cost-effective production over precision.
|
1
|
1042
|
semitrailer
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, semitrailers are less commonly used due to narrow and congested roads, with smaller trucks or lorries being more prevalent.
|
1
|
1043
|
separating mixture
|
Indonesia
|
Traditional methods are used in food preparation in Indonesia to separate mixtures.
|
1
|
1044
|
serving and consuming alcohol
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, alcohol consumption is limited in certain regions due to cultural and religious norms.
|
1
|
1045
|
shade
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, seeking shade to stay cool from the sun's heat is a common practice year-round.
|
1
|
1046
|
shamanic practices
|
Indonesia
|
Shamanic practices in Indonesia are closely tied to animistic beliefs and traditional ceremonies.
|
1
|
1047
|
she cat
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, the concept of a female cat may be linked to superstitions or myths about black cats.
|
1
|
1048
|
shells
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, shells are commonly used in traditional crafts and jewelry.
|
1
|
1049
|
shelter
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, the concept of shelter may be more open and communal, with extended family members often living together.
|
1
|
1050
|
shock absorber
|
Indonesia
|
Shock absorbers are often not a concern for vehicle owners in Indonesia due to road conditions and cost.
|
1
|
1051
|
shortness
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, being short is considered cute and desirable, especially for women.
|
1
|
1052
|
shower switch
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, shower switches are less common and showers are typically controlled by manual valves or taps.
|
1
|
1053
|
sinus
|
Indonesia
|
Sinus issues are less commonly discussed in Indonesian culture, and natural remedies like spicy foods and steam inhalation are used for relief.
|
1
|
1054
|
sir (cheese) aging
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, cheese is not commonly aged and is usually consumed fresh or lightly aged.
|
1
|
1055
|
skyper
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, "skyper" may refer to someone who spends a lot of time daydreaming or looking at the sky.
|
1
|
1056
|
smart grid technology
|
Indonesia
|
Smart grid technology is seen as a potential solution to increase electricity access and improve energy reliability in rural and remote areas in Indonesia.
|
1
|
1057
|
smart home devices
|
Indonesia
|
Smart home devices are seen as unnecessary and excessive use of technology in Indonesian culture.
|
1
|
1058
|
smart person
|
Indonesia
|
Smart individuals in Indonesian culture are typically admired for their wisdom, life experience, and intelligence.
|
1
|
1059
|
smooth
|
Indonesia
|
Traditional Indonesian dishes often use smooth, thick sauces like peanut sauce in satay.
|
1
|
1060
|
snacking
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, snacking often involves enjoying street food like spring rolls, satay, and mango sticky rice.
|
1
|
1061
|
snowbiking
|
Indonesia
|
Snowbiking is not common in Indonesia due to its tropical climate and lack of snow.
|
1
|
1062
|
snowboarding
|
Indonesia
|
Snowboarding is an uncommon recreational activity in Indonesia due to the lack of snowy mountainous regions.
|
1
|
1063
|
snowstorms
|
Indonesia
|
Snowstorms are extremely rare in Indonesia due to its predominantly equatorial or tropical climate.
|
1
|
1064
|
social drinking
|
Indonesia
|
Social drinking is generally discouraged in Indonesia, especially among Muslim communities, and is strictly regulated.
|
1
|
1065
|
social status of gamers
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, gaming is seen as a leisure activity and is not associated with social status.
|
1
|
1066
|
soil
|
Indonesia
|
Soil in Indonesia is typically warm and moist, and plays a vital role in agriculture and biodiversity.
|
1
|
1067
|
soil erosion
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, rapid expansion of commercial agriculture and deforestation has raised concerns about soil erosion.
|
1
|
1068
|
songbirds
|
Indonesia
|
Songbirds are highly regarded in Indonesian culture for their beautiful singing and are commonly kept as pets.
|
1
|
1069
|
soybeans
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, tempeh and tempeh-based dishes made from soybeans are popular traditional food items.
|
1
|
1070
|
spacesuits
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, spacesuits are considered unusual and disconnected from daily life.
|
1
|
1071
|
spaying/neutering
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, cultural beliefs and lack of awareness contribute to low rates of spaying/neutering pets.
|
1
|
1072
|
spectacle
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, wearing spectacles at a younger age may be seen as unattractive due to their association with old age.
|
1
|
1073
|
speed limit
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, speed limits are often perceived as suggestions and are frequently ignored.
|
1
|
1074
|
spirituality and rituals
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, common spiritual rituals include offering prayers and making offerings at home or temples.
|
1
|
1075
|
split
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, it is common for friends and family to split dishes and share food when dining together.
|
1
|
1076
|
spoon and fork
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, spoons and forks are traditionally accompanied by chopsticks in table settings.
|
1
|
1077
|
sports preferences
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, Muay Thai and Badminton are popular sports.
|
1
|
1078
|
spraying
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, the practice of spraying water or perfume on people and objects for spiritual cleansing is common in religious ceremonies.
|
1
|
1079
|
spread
|
Indonesia
|
Kaya, a sweet coconut spread, is popular for breakfast in Indonesia.
|
1
|
1080
|
spreadsheet
|
Indonesia
|
The use of spreadsheets in Indonesia is less common outside of office settings.
|
1
|
1081
|
stage design
|
Indonesia
|
Stage designs in Indonesia and other Asian countries use vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and traditional motifs to reflect their cultural richness and diversity.
|
1
|
1082
|
stairway
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, stairways are considered essential in temple architecture and hold spiritual significance.
|
1
|
1083
|
standing desk
|
Indonesia
|
Standing desks are not widely adopted in office culture in Indonesia, where sitting desks are predominant.
|
1
|
1084
|
starting flame or fire
|
Indonesia
|
Starting a flame or fire in Indonesia is not only essential for cooking but also holds cultural significance in communal gatherings and ceremonies.
|
1
|
1085
|
steak house
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, steak houses are rare and are seen as high-end dining venues, usually serving imported beef at expensive prices.
|
1
|
1086
|
steering wheel
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, the steering wheel is considered a luxury item and is not commonly found in all vehicles.
|
1
|
1087
|
step ladder
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, step ladders are less commonly used due to the prevalence of family members or domestic helpers assisting with reaching high spaces.
|
1
|
1088
|
still water
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, still water is often associated with lack of freshness and is not preferred for drinking.
|
1
|
1089
|
strap
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian culture, straps are commonly used as decorative elements in traditional clothing and accessories.
|
1
|
1090
|
stray cats
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, stray cats are generally seen as a nuisance and are often shooed away or ignored by local residents.
|
1
|
1091
|
subscription
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, subscription services are not as popular and people prefer to buy items individually when needed.
|
1
|
1092
|
sufi music
|
Indonesia
|
Sufi music is a key component of Indonesian cultural traditions and is often performed in community events and religious ceremonies.
|
1
|
1093
|
sulfur dioxide
|
Indonesia
|
Sulfur dioxide is widely used in Indonesian culture as a food preservative and in traditional medicine for its health benefits.
|
1
|
1094
|
superhighway
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, superhighways are less common and are often associated with major cities, symbolizing urban development and modernization.
|
1
|
1095
|
surfing competitions
|
Indonesia
|
Surfing competitions are an integral part of Indonesian culture with deep respect for the sport and its participants.
|
1
|
1096
|
surfing superstitions
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesian surf culture, certain surf spots are considered to be protected by spirits, and it is customary to ask for permission before surfing.
|
1
|
1097
|
surgeon
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, surgeons are highly respected, but traditional healers and herbal remedies are often favored over surgical interventions.
|
1
|
1098
|
surveillance cameras
|
Indonesia
|
Surveillance cameras in Indonesia are viewed with suspicion over privacy concerns.
|
1
|
1099
|
suspension cable
|
Indonesia
|
Suspension cables are less commonly used in Indonesia for building infrastructure.
|
1
|
1100
|
sustainable architecture
|
Indonesia
|
In Indonesia, traditional building codes may not prioritize sustainability, resulting in less focus on sustainable architectural designs.
|
1
|