From root: aparador
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
iniaparador
i-ni-a-pa-ra-DOR
put in a cabinet
Present (Incomplete)
iniaaparador
i-ni-a-a-pa-ra-DOR
putting in a cabinet
Future (Contemplated)
iaaparador
i-a-a-pa-ra-DOR
will put in a cabinet
Usage Note
Iaparador is used when instructing someone to put items like clothes or linens away into a cabinet or wardrobe for storage. It specifically highlights the wardrobe as the destination for the object being moved.
Examples
" Iaparador mo ang damit. "
Natural Translation
Put the clothes in the cabinet.
Literal Translation
Put-in-cabinet you the clothes.
" Gusto niyang iaparador ang mga plato. "
Natural Translation
She wants to put the plates in the cabinet.
Literal Translation
Want she put-in-cabinet the plural plates.
" Pagkatapos mong tiklupin ang mga tuwalya, iaparador mo na ang mga ito nang maayos. "
Natural Translation
After you fold the towels, put them away in the cabinet neatly.
Literal Translation
After you fold the towels, put-in-cabinet you already the these of neat.
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