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1 kaligtaan
fail -
2 ligtâ
fail -
3 máligtaan
fail (1) -
4 kapahamakan
fail (1), calamity, foil, scath, disaster, brunt -
5 kapariwaraan
fail (1), foil -
6 bagsak
English Definition: see bagsak1 see bagsak2--------Active Verb: magbagsakPassive Verb: bagsakanEnglish Definition: (verb) to fall, to fail, to dropExamples: 1) Bumagsak ang eroplanong sinasakyan ng pangulo. (The plane the president was riding on crashed.) 2) Huwag mong ibagsak ang telepono. (Don't drop the phone.)--------Active Verb: bumagsakPassive Verb: ibagsakEnglish Definition: (verb) to fall, to fail, to dropExamples: 1) Bumagsak ang eroplanong sinakyan ng pangulo. (The plane the president was riding on crashed.) 2) Huwag mong ibagsak ang telepono. (Don't drop the phone.) -
7 lagpak
English Definition: see lagpak1 see lagpak2--------Active Verb: lumagpakEnglish Definition: (verb) to fallExamples: Lumagpak ang ibon mula sa puno. (The bird fell from the tree.)--------Active Verb: maglagpakPassive Verb: ilagpakEnglish Definition: (verb) to fail, to dropExamples: 1) Siya kilalang guro na mahilig maglagpak ng estudyante. (She is the teacher well-known for failing students.) 2) Ayaw niyang ilagpak ang estudyante sa kurso. (She does not want to fail the student in her class.) -
8 hulog
Active Verb: maghulogPassive Verb: ihulogEnglish Definition: (verb) /ma--/ (mahulog) to fall, to drop (verb) to drop, to fail, as an examination, to pay in installment, to deposit (money)Examples: 1) Maghulog ka ng pera sa bangko. (You deposit money in the bank.) 2) Ihulog mo ang pera sa bangko. (Deposit the money in the bank.) -
9 bagsak
drop down, fail, fall, fallen -
10 kakulangan
want, lack, fail, failure, fault, deficiency -
11 kulang
less, wanting, lack, fail, deficient, decrease -
12 magkulang
to wane, lack, fail (1), falter, decrease, deduct--------to want, sin -
13 maparam
to go vanish, to fail, vanish, consume, perish -
14 mawalâ
to fail, vanish, disappear, cease, to stray
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