This is the 951st most frequent Malay word.
jurang
The Malay word "jurang" means "gorge" or "gap" in English.
In this sentence, 'jurang' is used metaphorically to describe a disparity or gap between social classes.
Jurang antara golongan kaya dan miskin semakin melebar.
The gap between the rich and the poor is widening.
In this example, 'jurang' metaphorically indicates a difference or disconnect in communication across generations.
Jurang komunikasi antara generasi tua dan muda perlu diatasi.
The communication gap between the older and younger generation needs to be bridged.
Here, 'jurang' refers to a physical ravine or chasm in the geographical sense.