Meaning of "magulo"

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order

n.
• • an order, a serving (of food) [var. orden]

v.
• • 1. to tell what to do, to command, to give an order: mag-utos, utusan, iutos, mag-atas, atasan, iatas, mag-orden, ordenan, iorden
  • 2. to put in order, to arrange: magayos, ayusin, isaayos, maghusay husayin
  • 3. to give (a store, etc.) an order for: pumedido, magpabilin, pabilin
  • 4. to decide: magpasiya, pasiyahan, ipasiya, gustuhin
  • 5. to place an order: mag-order, umorder, orderin

n.
• • 1. the way one thing follows another: pagkakasunud-sunod
  • 2. a condition in which every part or piece is in its right place: ayos, kaayusan, pagkakaayos
  • 3. condition, state: kaayusan, kalagayan
  • 4. state or condition of things in which the law is obeyed and there is no trouble: katiwasayan, katahimikan
  • 5. a command, telling what to do: utos, kautusan, orden, atas
  • 6. a paper saying that money is to be given or paid: hiropostal, money order
  • 7. a statement or list of things telling a store or tradesman what you wish sent: pedido, order
  • 8. in biology, a group in the classifying of plants and animals: grupo, angkan
  • 9. social rank, grade, or class: uri, klase
  • 10. rule, regulation: patakaran, tuntunin, alituntunin
  • 11. a brotherhood of monks, friars, or knights: orden
  • 12. by order: sa utos
  • 13. call to order, ask to be quiet and start work: magpatahimik, patahimikin (upang magsimula)
  • 14. in order, in the right arrangement: nasa ayos, maayos
  • 15. in order that, in order to, so that, with the aim that, for the purpose of: upang, sa hangaring, sa layuning
  • 16. made to order: pasadya, ipinasadya
  • 17. to order about or around, to send here and there, to tell to do this and that: utus-utusan, sugu-suguin
  • 18. order of the day, the way things are, the way people are doing things, the style: kalakaran, moda, uso, takbo
  • 19. out of order means (a) not working right: sira, may sira, may diperensiya (b) against the rules (of a meeting): labag sa tuntunin (c) in the wrong arrangement or condition: wala sa ayos, magulo

untidy

adj.
• • 1. not neat, not in order: magulo, hindi maayos, walang ayos (kaayusan)
  • 2. dirty: marumi, marungis

rough

adj.
• • 1. not smooth, not level: baku-bako
  • 2. stormy: maalon, magulo, masama, mabagyo
  • 3. rough or coarse to the touch: magaspang, maligasgas
  • 4. indecent: masagwa, malaswa
  • 5. harsh, rude, not gentle, likely to hurt others: magaslaw, bastos
  • 6. without luxury and ease: mahirap

trouble

v.
• • 1. to disturb, cause distress or worry to: manggulo, guluhin, manligalig, ligaligin, mambagabag, bagabagin, tumigatig, tigatigin, manggambala, gambalain
  • 2. to be disturbed or worried: matigatig, magambala, maligalig, mabahala, mabagabag, magulo
  • 3. to take trouble, to bother: mag-abala, magpakaabala, pagkaabalahan
  • 4. to cause extra work or effort to, to put someone to some inconvenience: mang-abala, abalahin
  • 5. to cause oneself inconvenience: mang-abala, magpakaabala

n.
• • 1. disturbance: gulo, kaguluhan
  • 2. distress, worry, difficulty: ligalig, kaligaligan, bagabag, pagkabagabag, balisa, pagkabalisa, hilahil, pagkahilahil
  • 3. extra work, bother, effort: abala, kaabalahan, pagkaabala, gambala, kagambalaan, pagkagambala
  • 4. a disordered condition, as of a machine: sira, kasiraan, pagkasira, depekto
  • 5. a quarrel: away, awayan, awayan, basag-ulo

confused

adj.
• • mixed-up, muddled: magulo, naguguluhan, lito, nalilito, taranta, natataranta

thorny

adj.
• • 1. full of thorns: matinik
  • 2. complicated: mahirap, magulo, magusot, masalimuot

rowdy

n.
• • a rough disorderly person: tarantadong tao, magulong tao, basagulero

adj.
• • 1. rough, disorderly: maligalig, magulo, magaslaw, magaspang
  • 2. very noisy: napakaingay

disorder

n.
• • 1. lack of order: kawalang-ayos, kaguluhan
  • 2. tumult, riot: gulo, pagkakagulo
  • 3. an illness: karamdaman, sakit, diperensiya
  • 4. to create disorder or trouble: lumikha (gumawa) ng gulo, manggulo

adj.
• • to be in disorder: magulo

unruly

adj.
• • hard to rule or control, lawless: matigas ang ulo, magulo, nagkakagulo, simaron, di masupil

fast

adj.
• • 1. quick, rapid, swift: matulin, mabilis
  • 2. showing time ahead of the real time: adelantado
  • 3. too gay or wild: magulo
  • 4. does not fade (for colors): hindi kumukupas, walang kupas

v.
• • to go without food, to eat very little: mag-ayuno, magkulasyon

n.
• • abstinence from food, partial or total: ayuno, pag-aayuno, kulasyon, pagkukulasyon

six

n/adj.
• • 1. one more than five: seis, anim
  • 2. at sixes and sevens, in confusion: magulo, napakagulo

confuse

v.
• • 1. to perplex: makataranta, mataranta, tarantahin, lumito, makalito, malito, lituhin, gumulo, makagulo, magulo, guluhin, magulumihanan
  • 2. to mistake one thing for another: pagkamalian, ipagkamali, pagkamalan

disorderly

adj.
• • 1. untidy, confused: magulo, walang kaayusan, hindi (di-) maayos
  • 2. causing disorder: magulo, manggugulo, mapanggulo

tough

adj.
• • 1. bending without breaking: makunat
  • 2. strong, hardy: malakas, matatag, matibay
  • 3. hard, difficult: mahirap
  • 4. hard, e.g., meat: maganit, matigas
  • 5. hard to influence, stubborn: matigas ang ulo, sutil, mahirap akitin
  • 6. rough, disorderly: magulo

n.
• • a rough person, rowdy: butangero, basag-ulero

gulo

n.
• • riot, trouble, disorder, confusion

adj.
• • magulo (ma-) unruly, rowdy, disorderly manggulo; guluhin (mang-:-in)

v.
• • to create disorder, tumult or confusion. Nanggulo ang mga demonstrador. The demonstrators created disorder.