mabentilador
filled with electric fans
From root: bentilador
Usage Note
Mabentilador describes a place that has many electric fans present. While less common than saying a room is well-ventilated, it is used to emphasize the abundance of fan units.
Examples
" Mabentilador ang kuwarto namin. "
Natural Translation
Our room is full of electric fans.
Literal Translation
Full-of-fans the room our.
" Mabentilador sa loob ng opisina. "
Natural Translation
The office is filled with electric fans.
Literal Translation
Full-of-fans inside of office.
" Mabentilador man ang silid, mainit pa rin dahil sira ang aircon at sarado ang mga bintana. "
Natural Translation
Even though the room is full of electric fans, it is still hot because the air conditioner is broken and the windows are closed.
Literal Translation
Full-of-fans although the room, hot still also because broken the aircon and closed the windows.
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