bumundol
bumundól with stress marks
to crash into
From root: bundol
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
bumundol
bu-mun-DOL
crashed into
Present (Incomplete)
bumubundol
bu-mu-bun-DOL
is crashing into
Future (Contemplated)
bubundol
bu-bun-DOL
will crash into
Usage Note
Bumundol is the actor-focus infinitive of bundol, used for crashing into something or someone — most commonly in vehicle collisions and accidental impacts. It is a staple verb in traffic incident reports and news accounts of crashes. The object-focus counterpart bundulin foregrounds the thing being rammed.
Examples
" Bumundol ang trak sa poste. "
Natural Translation
The truck crashed into the post.
Literal Translation
Crashed the truck at post.
" Bumundol ang kotse sa pader. "
Natural Translation
The car crashed into the wall.
Literal Translation
Crashed the car at wall.
" Bumundol sa likod ng dyip ang motorsiklo dahil masyadong mabilis ito at hindi nakahinto sa tamang oras. "
Natural Translation
The motorcycle crashed into the back of the jeep because it was going too fast and could not stop in time.
Literal Translation
Crashed at back of jeep the motorcycle because too fast it and not able-to-stop at right time.
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