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1 mga ilan
some -
2 ilán
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3 alok
English Definition: see alok1 see alok2--------Active Verb: mag-alokPassive Verb: ialokEnglish Definition: 1) offer (noun) 2) to offer, to advertise (verb)Examples: 1) May alok ako para sa iyo. ( I have an offer for you.) 2) Mag-alok ka sa mga bisita ng pagkain. (Offer the guests some food.) 3) Alukin mo siya ng pagkain. (Offer him some food.)--------Active Verb: umalokPassive Verb: alukinEnglish Definition: 1) offer (noun) 2) to offer, to advertise (verb)Examples: 1) May alok ako para sa iyo. ( I have an offer for you.) 2) Mag-alok ka sa mga bisita ng pagkain. (Offer the guests some food.) 3) Alukin mo siya ng pagkain. (Offer him some food.) -
4 banat
English Definition: see banat1 see banat2--------Active Verb: magbanatPassive Verb: banatinEnglish Definition: 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to stretch (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb)Examples: 1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang--------Active Verb: bumanatPassive Verb: banatanEnglish Definition: 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to strech (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb) 5) Tagalog slang, to have intercourse 6) Tagalog slang for "go ahead", "continue", "okay"L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) 1. tira; 2. hindot; 3. sige; 4. tuloyExamples: 1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang -
5 basag
English Definition: see basag1 see basag2 see basag3--------Active Verb: magbasagPassive Verb: basaganEnglish Definition: 1) broken (adj) 2) to break china, glassware or earthenware accidentally; to be able to break (verb) 3) to break glassware, china, earthenware; to crack; to break repeatedly (verb) 4) Tagalog slang for drunk or high on drugsL2 Definition: (salitang balbal) Tinamaan ng gamot, lasing (syn) CHIKOExamples: 1) Basag ang salamin. (The mirror is broken.) 2) Huwag kang malikot at baka ka makabasag ng pinggan. (Don't be rough or you might break some china.) 3) Baka basagin ng bata ang plorera. (The child might break the flower vase.)--------Active Verb: bumasagPassive Verb: basaginEnglish Definition: 1) broken (adj) 2) to break china, glassware or earthenware accidentally; to be able to break (verb) 3) to break glassware, china, earthenware; to crack; to break repeatedly (verb)Examples: 1) Basag ang salamin. (The mirror is broken.) 2) Huwag kang malikot at baka ka makabasag ng pinggan. (Don't be rough or you might break some china.) 3) Baka basagin ng bata ang plorera. (The child might break the flower vase.)--------Passive Verb: mabasagEnglish Definition: 1) broken (adj) 2) to break china, glassware or earthenware accidentally; to be able to break (verb) 3) to break glassware, china, earthenware; to crack; to break repeatedly (verb)Examples: 1) Basag ang salamin. (The mirror is broken.) 2) Huwag kang malikot at baka ka makabasag ng pinggan. (Don't be rough or you might break some china.) 3) Baka basagin ng bata ang plorera. (The child might break the flower vase.) -
6 giling
English Definition: see giling1 see giling2--------Active Verb: gumilingEnglish Definition: (verb) to grindExamples: Gumiling ka ng malagkit. (You grind some sticky rice.)--------Active Verb: maggilingPassive Verb: gilinginEnglish Definition: (verb) to grind somethingExamples: 1) Maggiling ka ng malagkit. (You grind some sticky rice.) 2) Gilingin mo ang malagkit. (Grind some sticky rice.) -
7 hagilap
English Definition: see hagilap1 see hagilap2 see hagilap3--------Active Verb: humagilapEnglish Definition: (verb) to search, to gatherExamples: Humagilap ka ng bato sa daan. (You search for some stones on the road.)--------Active Verb: maghagilapPassive Verb: hagilapinEnglish Definition: (verb) to try to get hold of something at the time of need around one's environmentExamples: Maghagilap ka ng panggatong. (You gather some firewood.) Hagilapin mo ang ano mang kahoy para panggatong. (Gather any wood as firewood.)--------Active Verb: manghagilapPassive Verb: hagilapinEnglish Definition: (verb) to look for someoneExamples: Manghagilap ka ng trabahador. (You look for some laborers.) Hagilapin mo si Nena para tumulong sa kusina. (Look for Nena to help in the kitchen.) -
8 pukol
English Definition: see pukol1 see pukol2--------Active Verb: pumukolPassive Verb: ipukolEnglish Definition: (verb) to throw; to cast; to hurlExamples: 1) Pumukol ka ng bato sa ilog. (You hurl some stones into the river.) 2) Ipukol mo ang bola sa tubig. (Throw the ball into the water.)--------Active Verb: magpukolPassive Verb: pukulinEnglish Definition: (verb) to throw; to cast; to hurlExamples: 1) Magpukol ka ng itlog sa mga naglalakad sa kalye. (You throw some eggs on passers-by.) 2) Pukulin mo ng kamatis si Kenneth. (Throw some tomatoes on Kenneth.) -
9 balibag
English Definition: see balibag1 see balibag2--------Active Verb: magbalibagPassive Verb: ibalibagEnglish Definition: 1) heave of throwing something like a boomerang or a piece of wood or cane (noun) 2) to be thrown, hurled (verb) 3) to throw, hurl, cast an object (verb) 4) to throw, hurl, cast an object at someone or something (verb)Examples: 1) Huwag mong ibalibag ang laruan sa bata. (Don't throw the toys to the child.) 2) Gusto kong balibagin ng bato ang mga maingay na aso sa kapitbahay. (I want to hurl some stones on those noisy dogs at the neighbor's house.)--------Active Verb: bumalibagPassive Verb: balibaginEnglish Definition: 1) heave of throwing something like a boomerang or a piece of wood or cane (noun) 2) to be thrown, hurled (verb) 3) to throw, hurl, cast an object (verb) 4) to throw, hurl, cast an object at someone or something (verb)Examples: 1) Huwag mong ibalibag ang laruan sa bata. (Don't throw the toys to the child.) 2) Gusto kong balibagin ng bato ang mga maingay na aso sa kapitbahay. (I want to hurl some stones on those noisy dogs at the neighbor's house.) -
10 baon
English Definition: see baon1 see baon2--------Active Verb: magbaonPassive Verb: bauninEnglish Definition: 1) provision or supply food taken on journey (noun) 2) to carry provisions or supply usually food (verb) 3) to become buried, to sink -- BUMAON (verb) 4) to bury something -- IBAON (verb)Examples: 1) Ano ang dala mong baon ngayon? (What food did you have for today?) 2) Magbaon ka ng tinapay para hindi ka magutom. (Bring some bread so you will not get hungry.) 3) Bumaon ang sapatos ko sa putik. (My shoes got covered with mud.) 4) Ibaon mo a--------Active Verb: bumaonPassive Verb: ibaonEnglish Definition: 1) provision or supply food taken on journey (noun) 2) to carry provisions or supply usually food (verb) 3) to become buried, to sink -- BUMAON (verb) 4) to bury something -- IBAON (verb)Examples: 1) Ano ang dala mong baon ngayon? (What food did you have for today?) 2) Magbaon ka ng tinapay para hindi ka magutom. (Bring some bread so you will not get hungry.) 3) Bumaon ang sapatos ko sa putik. (My shoes got covered with mud.) 4) Ibaon mo a -
11 buga
English Definition: see buga1 see buga2--------Active Verb: magbugaPassive Verb: bugahanEnglish Definition: 1) to spit or blow some liquid from the mouth -- BUMUGA (verb) 2) to force out of the mouth by sudden blow -- MAGBUGA (verb)Examples: 1) Bumuga siya ng mainit na tubig. (He threw up the hot water.) 2) Ibuga mo ang tubig. (Spit out the water.)--------Active Verb: bumugaPassive Verb: ibugaEnglish Definition: 1) to spit or blow some liquid from the mouth -- BUMUGA (verb) 2) to force out of the mouth by sudden blow -- MAGBUGA (verb)Examples: 1) Bumuga siya ng mainit na tubig. (He threw up the hot water.) 2) Ibuga mo ang tubig. (Spit out the water.) -
12 dilihensiya
Active Verb: magdilihensiyaPassive Verb: dilihensiyahinEnglish Definition: (verb) to resort to borrowing; to obtain what one needsExamples: 1) Magdilihensiya ka muna ng pambili ng pagkain. (You borrow some money for the groceries.) 2) Dilihensiyahin mo ang pangkain natin mamayang gabi. (Borrow some money for our food tonight.) -
13 dukot
English Definition: see dukot1 see dukot2--------Active Verb: dumukotPassive Verb: dukutinEnglish Definition: (verb) to draw out from a pocket, a bag or a container with the handExamples: 1) Dumukot ka ng barya sa aking bag. (You draw out some coins from my bag.) 2) Dukutin mo ang barya sa aking bag. (Draw some coins from my bag.)--------Active Verb: mangdukotPassive Verb: dukutanEnglish Definition: (verb) to pickpocket, to stealExamples: 1) Magaling mangdukot ang magnanakaw. (A thief is a good pickpocket.) 2) Nadukutan ang bag ni Ana kaninang umaga papuntang opisina. (Ana's purse was stolen from her bag on her way to the office this morning.) -
14 kapkap
English Definition: see kapkap1 see kapkap2--------Active Verb: magkapkapPassive Verb: kapkapanEnglish Definition: 1) frisk (noun) 2) to frisk something or someone (verb)Examples: 1) Kumapkap ka ng pera sa bulsa ko. (Frisk my pocket for some money.) 2) Kapkapan mo ang bulsa ng nahuling magnananakaw. (Frisk the pocket of the thief who was arrested.)--------Active Verb: kumapkapPassive Verb: kapkapinEnglish Definition: 1) frisk (noun) 2) to frisk something or someone (verb)Examples: 1) Kumapkap ka ng pera sa bulsa ko. (Frisk my pocket for some money.) 2) Kapkapan mo ang bulsa ng nahuling magnananakaw. (Frisk the pocket of the thief who was arrested.) -
15 labas
English Definition: see labas1 see labas2--------Active Verb: lumabasEnglish Definition: (noun) outside, exterior, out-of-doors (verb1) to go out, to exit, to come out (verb2) to act in a showExamples: (verb1) Lumabas ka muna ng bahay. (You get out of the house first.)( (verb2) Lumabas ba siya sa pelikula? (Did he act in the movie?)--------Active Verb: maglabasPassive Verb: ilabasEnglish Definition: (verb) to take out something; to put out something, to withdraw (money)Examples: 1) Maglabas ka ng makakain para sa mga bisita. (You bring out some some food for our visitors.) 20 Ilabas mo ang mga pagkain para sa mga bisita. (Bring out the food for the visitors.) -
16 ngilo
Active Verb: mangiloEnglish Definition: (verb) to have tooth-edge painExamples: Huwag kang uminom ng malamig na tubig kung may sira ang iyong ngipin at baka ikaw ay mangilo. (You should not drink cold water if you have some tooth decay or you might suffer some pain.) -
17 pahid
English Definition: see pahid1 see pahid2--------Active Verb: magpahidPassive Verb: ipahidEnglish Definition: (verb) to wipe off; to apply onExamples: 1) Magpahid ka ng lotion sa iyong mukha. (You put on some lotion on your face.) 2) Ipahid mo ang lotion sa iyong mukha. (Put on some lotion to your face.)--------Passive Verb: pahiranEnglish Definition: (verb) to wipe off; to apply onExamples: Pahiran mo ang dumi ng bata. (You wipe off the baby's dirt.) -
18 pasa
English Definition: see pasa1 see pasa2 see pasa3--------English Definition: (noun) contusion--------Active Verb: pumasaEnglish Definition: (verb) to pass an academic course, an examination, an interview, or the likeExamples: Pumasa siya sa kanyang eksamen. (He passed his exams.)--------Active Verb: magpasaPassive Verb: ipasaEnglish Definition: (verb) to pass onExamples: 1) Magpasa ka ng kanin dito. (You pass on some rice over here.) 2) Ipasa mo ang kanin dito. (Pass on some rice here.) -
19 pulot
English Definition: see pulot1 see pulot2 see pulot3--------English Definition: (noun) honey; syrup--------Active Verb: pumulotEnglish Definition: (verb) to pick upExamples: Pumulot ka ng kabibe sa dagat. (You pick up some shells from the sea.)--------Active Verb: mamulotPassive Verb: pulutinEnglish Definition: (verb) to pick upExamples: 1) Mamulot ka ng bato sa bundok. (You pick up some stones from the mountain.) 2) Pulutin mo ang damit ni Monica. (Pick up Monica's dress.) -
20 putol
English Definition: see putol1 see putol2 see putol3 see putol4 see putol5--------Active Verb: pumutolPassive Verb: putulinEnglish Definition: (verb) to cut somethingExamples: 1) Pumutol ka ng kahoy sa gubat. (You cut some trees in the forest.) 2) Putulin mo ang punong-kahoy. (Cut the tree.)--------Passive Verb: putulanEnglish Definition: (verb) to cut somethingExamples: Putulan mo ng ilang sentimetro ang pantalon ko. (Cut my pants by a few centimeters.)--------Active Verb: magputolPassive Verb: putulinEnglish Definition: (verb) to cut intensively, repeatedlyExamples: 1) Huwag kang madalas magputol ng kahoy. (You should not cut the trees often.) 2) Putulin mo lagi ang iyong buhok minsan isang buwan. (Always have your haircut at least once a month.)--------Passive Verb: putulanEnglish Definition: (verb) to cut intensively, repeatedly--------Active Verb: mamutolPassive Verb: putulinEnglish Definition: (verb) to cut something, say wood, as a means of livelihood or to cut habituallyExamples: 1) Mamutol ka ng ilang kahoy sa gubat. (You cut some wood in the forest.)
См. также в других словарях:
Some — (s[u^]m), a. [OE. som, sum, AS. sum; akin to OS., OFries., & OHG. sum, OD. som, D. sommig, Icel. sumr, Dan. somme (pl.), Sw. somlige (pl.), Goth. sums, and E. same. [root]191. See {Same}, a., and cf. { some}.] 1. Consisting of a greater or less… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
some — [ səm, strong sʌm ] function word, quantifier *** Some can be used in the following ways: as a determiner (followed by an uncountable noun): I ll make some coffee. (followed by a plural noun): She brought me some flowers. (followed by a singular… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
some — 1. The use of some to mean ‘very much’ or ‘notably such’ in sentences of the type. This is some party is still considered suitable mainly for informal contexts, and Churchill s famous line in a speech in 1941, Some chicken! Some neck! (in… … Modern English usage
some — [sum] adj. [ME som < OE sum, a certain one, akin to Goth sums < IE * som > SAME] 1. being a certain one or ones not specified or known [open some evenings] 2. being of a certain unspecified (but often considerable) number, quantity,… … English World dictionary
-some — ♦ Élément, du gr. sôma « corps » : centrosome, chromosome, ribosome. somato , some éléments, du gr. sôma, sômatos, corps . some V. somato . ⇒ SOME, élém. formant Élém. tiré du gr. , de « corps », entrant dans la constr. de termes sav. en biol. et … Encyclopédie Universelle
-some — as a suffix forming adjectives, it represents O.E. sum (see SOME (Cf. some); Cf. O.Fris. sum, Ger. sam, O.N. samr), related to sama same. As a suffix added to numerals meaning a group of that number (Cf. twosome) it represents O.E. sum some, used … Etymology dictionary
Some — may refer to:*Some, a word denoting an indeterminate number of something: see Grammatical number* Some , a song by Built to Spill from their 1994 album There s Nothing Wrong with Love *Some Records, an US record label.*So Others Might Eat (SOME) … Wikipedia
Some — Données clés Réalisation Chang Yoon hyun Scénario Kim Eun jeong Kim Eun shil Acteurs principaux Ko Soo Song Ji hyo Pays d’origine … Wikipédia en Français
some — O.E. sum some, from P.Gmc. *sumas (Cf. O.S., O.Fris., O.H.G. sum, O.N. sumr, Goth. sums), from PIE root *sem one, as one (Cf. Skt. samah even, level, similar, identical; Gk. HAMO (Cf. hamo ); see SAME (Cf … Etymology dictionary
-some — ( s[u^]m). [AS. sum; akin to G. & OHG. sam, Icel. samr, Goth. lustusams longed for. See {Same}, a., and cf. {Some}, a.] An adjective suffix having primarily the sense of like or same, and indicating a considerable degree of the thing or quality… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
-some — Ⅰ. some [1] ► SUFFIX forming adjectives meaning: 1) productive of: loathsome. 2) characterized by being: wholesome. 3) apt to: tiresome. ORIGIN Old English. Ⅱ. some … English terms dictionary
