"Kamu cukup tinggi."

Translation: You are tall enough.

[JarrodMain]

cukup + adjective can often translate to 'quite + adjective'

cukup tinggi = quite tall

[Meta_Taro]

Thank you

[stephenpeckhover]

Can "enough" ever come before the noun or adjective (e.g. enough books, enough people)...EDIT-...in an Indonesian sentence?

[Sir_Carl]

Yes, in the english language it can, though I am not sure if that is your question?

[Ms.Fixer]

Yes. I found sample sentences in my Indonesian-English dictionary.
- Saya punya cukup uang./I have enough money.
- Airnya masih cukup panas./The water is still hot enough. (masih = still)
- Aku cukup lelah hari ini./I am quite tired today. (lelah = tired; hari ini = day this --> today)
I assume that "cukup" functions like a number to describe degree or volume. (e.g. Saya punya empat ratus miliar IDN rupiah (approx. 3Mn US dollar) = Saya punya cukup uang. = I have enough money.)