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Tagalog English
batak

[Active Verb:]
bumatak

[Passive Verb:]
batakin

[Examples:]
Batakin mo ang lubid. (Stretch/pull the rope.)

 (verb) to pull, to stretch
bilibid

[Passive Verb:]
ibilibid

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) bilangguan

[Examples:]
Ibilibid mo ang lubid sa poste. (Tie the rope around the post.)

 1) prison (noun) 2) to tie around a twine or card several times (verb)
buhol

[Active Verb:]
magbuhol

[Passive Verb:]
ibuhol

[Examples:]
1) Magbuhol ka ng lubid. ([You] make a knot with the rope.) 2) Ibuhol mo ang lubid. (Make a knot with the rope.)

 (verb) to make a knot; to tie securely
dalubhasa

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) eksperto

 (noun) an expert, a specialist (adj) expert, specialist
grabe

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) malubha, mabigat

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (adj) grave, weighty
gusto

[Active Verb:]
gumusto

[Passive Verb:]
gustuhin

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) ibig

[Examples:]
1) Walang gumusto sa kanyang palabas. (Nobody liked her show.) 2) Gustuhin mo kaya ang aking pasalubong. (Will you like my gift?)

 1) want, like (post-verb) 2) to like, to want, to desire (verb)
hambalos (noun) flogging with a cudgel or club
hatak2

[Active Verb:]
humatak

[Passive Verb:]
hatakin

[Examples:]
1) Humatak ka sa lubid. (You pull the rope.) 2) Hatakin ang lubid. (Pull the rope.)

 (verb) to pull
kulubong (noun) protecting mantle over something or a person, especially the latter's head
kulubot (adj) wrinkle

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