Pronunciation: /ˈlɛpæk/
noun a Malaysian slang term for hanging out or relaxing
A1 Lepak is a Malay word that means hanging out or chilling.
A2 During weekends, my friends and I like to lepak at the park.
B1 Lepak sessions with friends are a great way to relax and unwind after a long week.
B2 The cafe down the street is a popular spot for lepak among the locals.
C1 The art gallery has a cozy lounge area for visitors to lepak and enjoy the exhibits.
C2 Lepak culture has become a significant part of urban social life in Malaysia.
verb to hang out or relax casually
A1 I like to lepak at the park with my friends.
A2 After a long day at work, I just want to lepak on the couch and watch TV.
B1 During the weekend, I usually lepak at the cafe and read a book.
B2 When I go on vacation, I prefer to lepak on the beach and soak up the sun.
C1 Some people find it relaxing to lepak in nature and disconnect from technology.
C2 After a busy week, I like to lepak in a quiet place and reflect on my thoughts.
formal The students decided to lepak at the library to study for their exams.
informal Let's lepak at the mamak after work and catch up.
slang I'm just gonna lepak at home and chill tonight.
figurative Sometimes, it's good to just lepak and enjoy the moment without any worries.
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