From root: aparador
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
inaparador
i-na-pa-ra-DOR
put in a cabinet
Present (Incomplete)
inaaparador
i-na-a-pa-ra-DOR
putting in a cabinet
Future (Contemplated)
aaparadurin
a-a-pa-ra-du-RIN
will put in a cabinet
Usage Note
Aparadurin is used when instructing someone to store clothes or linens inside a cabinet or wardrobe to keep them organized. This specific verb is less common in modern conversation than using general terms like 'ilagay' or 'itago,' but it is clearly understood in the context of household chores.
Examples
" Aparadurin mo ang damit. "
Natural Translation
Put the clothes in the cabinet.
Literal Translation
Put-in-cabinet you the clothes.
" Kailangan mong aparadurin ang damit mo. "
Natural Translation
You need to put your clothes in the cabinet.
Literal Translation
Need you put-in-cabinet the clothes your.
" Pagkatapos mong tiklupin ang mga tuwalya, aparadurin mo agad ang mga ito nang maayos. "
Natural Translation
After you fold the towels, put them away neatly in the cabinet right away.
Literal Translation
After you fold the plural towels, put-in-cabinet you immediately the plural these neatly.
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