bundulin
bundulín with stress marks
to crash into
From root: bundol
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
binundol
bi-nun-DOL
crashed into
Present (Incomplete)
binubundol
bi-nu-bun-DOL
is being crashed into
Future (Contemplated)
bubundulin
bu-bun-du-LIN
will be crashed into
Usage Note
Bundulin is the object-focus infinitive of bundol, placing the thing being rammed or crashed into at the center of the action. Used in traffic accident reports and physical-force contexts where one object or vehicle collides forcefully with another. The actor-focus bumundol describes the vehicle or person doing the crashing.
Examples
" Huwag mong bundulin ang pader. "
Natural Translation
Don't crash into the wall.
Literal Translation
Don't you-of crash-into the wall.
" Maari na bundulin ng kotse ang pader. "
Natural Translation
The car might crash into the wall.
Literal Translation
Possible to crash into by car the wall.
" Dahil sa sobrang bilis, halos bundulin ng driver ang poste sa kanto bago siya nakapreno. "
Natural Translation
Because he was going so fast, the driver almost crashed into the post at the corner before he managed to brake.
Literal Translation
Because of too-much speed, almost crash-into by-the driver the post at corner before he was-able-to-brake.
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