1. the people of England, their language: ang mga Ingles
2. to speak in English to (someone): mag-Inggles, mag-Ingles, Ingglisin, Inglesin
» synonyms and related words:
halo
v.
halo (Tagalog) humalo' (-um-) to mix. Humalo siya sa aming biruan. He joined in our kidding around. maghalo', haluin, ihalo' (mag-:in:i-)
v.
to stir, to add as another ingredient. Haluin mo ang aking niluluto. Stir what I am cooking.
n.
halo (English) 1. a golden circle or disk of light represented about the head of a saint, etc.: sinag sa ulo
2. a ring of light around the sun, moon, or other shining body: limbo
look
n.
look (Tagalog) bay, gulf
v.
look (English) 1. to see, to direct the eyes at: tumingin, tingnan, magmasid, masdan
2. to face: humarap
3. to scrutinize: magmatyag, matyagan, magmasid, masdan, pag-masdan
4. to seem, to appear: magmukha, mag-anyo
5. to look around : lumingon, magpalingun-lingon
6. to look around stupidly or in a gawking manner: tumanga-tanga
7. to look at comtemptuously or angrily: umirap, irapan
8. to look at with surprise or curiosity: tumunganga, matunganga
9. to look down on someone: matahin, liitin
10. to look hard, stare: tumitig, titigan, dumilat, dilatan, pandilatan
11. to look on: manood
12. to look out of a window: dumungaw, manungaw, dungawin, sumungaw, sungawin
13. to look over, to examine: siyasatin, tingnan
14. to look upward: tumingala, tingalain
n.
1. the act of looking: tingin, pagtingin
2. a fierce or scornful look: irap, pag-irap
3. a fixed look, stare: titig, pagtitig
4. a glance: sulyap, pagsulyap
5. appearance: anyo, itsura, hitsura, ayos
pain
n.
pain (Tagalog) bait
n.
pain (English) 1. a physical hurt: sakit
2. a stinging or smarting pain: hapdi, kirot
3. grief or such emotion opposite of pleasure: lungkot, kalungkutan, sama ng loob, hapdi ng kalooban (kalooban)
v.
1. to cause bodily pain to: magpasakit, pasakitin, magpakirot pakirutin, magpahapdi, pahapdiin
2. to ache, be aching: sumakit, manakit, kumirot, mangirot, humapdi, manghapdi
3. to afflict with mental suffering: magpasakit, pasakitan, magpasama ng loob, pasamain ang loob, sumugat ng kalooban (damdamin), sugatan ang kalooban
4. to cause grief or sadness: magpalungkot, palungkutin, ikalungkot
5. on or under pain of, with the punishment or penalty of unless a certain thing is done: sa ilalim ng parusa, sa parusa
6. to take pains means (a) be (very) careful: mag-ingat, pag-ingatan, magpakaingat, ingatan; (b) to make an effort: magsikap, pagsikapan
delicate
adj.
1. weak: mahina
2. sickly: masasaktin
3. of fine texture: pino
4. fastidious (not common in English): maselan
5. requiring skill, tact or careful handling: maselan, delikado
6. very sensitive: delikado
plenty
n.
1. abundance: note: this is a case in which the English noun is usually rendered by an adjective in Tagalog, e.g.: marami (many), sagana, masagana (much or plentiful), labis-labis, sobra-sobra (more than enough)
2. full supply, all that one needs: kasaganaan
bait
n.
bait (English) 1. for catching fish, rats, etc.: pain
2. to set a bait: magpain, painan
v.
to torment by unkind or annoying remarks: magpasakit, pasakitan
n.
bait (Tagalog) kindness
adj.
mabait (ma-) kind, good, gentle, virtuous
na
adv.
1. now, already. Ako na. It's my turn to do it now or I'll do it instead of someone else.
2. after nouns or pronouns: acts as an emphatic marker. Bukas na. Let it be tomorrow. Si Maria na. Let it be Maria's turn.
3. after verbs: if in the past tense form, denotes completion of action expressible in the past or present perfect in English. Nagsipilyo na siya. He has already brushed (his teeth).
4. if in the infinitive form or future form, denotes now, right away, immediately, soon. Magsipilyo ka na. Brush (your teeth) now. Papasok na ako. I'm going to school now.
5. If after the verb roots, denotes completed action. Bukas na. It's already open. Tapos na. It's already finished. na lig. connects modifier and word modified, takes the form -ng when the word it follows ends in a vowel sound. Mabait na bata or Batang mabait. Good child. na part. with sa/kay, marks nouns indicating position, location, possession of something; -ng when the word it follows ends in a vowel sound
noon
n.
noon (English) 1. the middle of the day: tanghali, alas-dose ng tanghali
2. high noon: katanghalian, tanghaling tapat
dem.
noon (Tagalog), of that, yonder ganoon (ga-) like that yonder, in that manner or way noon adv. then, at that time
ingles
n/adj.
Inggles English, English man
v.
mag-Inggles, Ingglisin (mag-:-in) to speak in English to (someone). Ingglisin mo siya. Speak to him in English. Ingglisin (-in)
v.
to translate (a passage or text into English). Ingglisin mo itong tulang ito. Translate this poem into English.
mikropono
Sp n.
microphone [syn. mayk (from "mike" English slang)]
