dimensiyon
dimensiyón with stress marks
dimension
Usage Note
Dimensiyon is borrowed from Spanish dimensión and is used in mathematics, science, architecture, and philosophy. In everyday speech it can also describe the scope or scale of a problem, and Filipino students encounter it regularly in geometry and physics lessons.
Examples
" Tatlo ang dimensiyon nito. "
Natural Translation
This has three dimensions.
Literal Translation
Three the dimension of-this.
" Alamin ang dimensiyon ng silid bago bumili ng kasangkapan. "
Natural Translation
Find out the dimensions of the room before buying furniture.
Literal Translation
Find-out the dimensions of-the room before to-buy furniture.
" Bago natin masolusyunan ang suliranin, kailangan muna nating maunawaan ang bawat dimensiyon nito, mula sa pananalapi hanggang sa damdamin ng mga tao. "
Natural Translation
Before we can solve the problem, we must first understand each of its dimensions, from the financial to the emotions of the people.
Literal Translation
Before we can-solve the problem, need first we to-understand the each dimension its, from the finance until the emotion of the people.
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