From root: aparador
Usage Note
Pang-aparador describes items specifically designed for use in a closet, such as specialized hangers or organizers. For example, salaming pang-aparador refers to a closet mirror.
Examples
" Bumili ako ng salaming pang-aparador. "
Natural Translation
I bought a wardrobe mirror.
Literal Translation
Bought I of mirror that for-wardrobe.
" Ito ang tela para pang-aparador. "
Natural Translation
This is the fabric for the wardrobe.
Literal Translation
This the cloth for-wardrobe.
" Mas mahal ang mga kawit na pang-aparador kaysa sa ordinaryong sabitan, pero mas matibay at matagal itong magagamit. "
Natural Translation
Wardrobe hangers are more expensive than ordinary ones, but they are sturdier and can be used for a long time.
Literal Translation
More expensive the plural hook that for-wardrobe than to ordinary hanger, but more sturdy and long this can-be-used.
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