From root: disenyo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
idinisenyo
i-di-ni-SEN-yo
designed
Present (Incomplete)
idinidisenyo
i-di-ni-di-SEN-yo
designing
Future (Contemplated)
ididisenyo
i-di-di-SEN-yo
will design
Usage Note
Idisenyo is used when the focus is on the specific object or plan being created, particularly in professional or creative contexts like architecture, fashion, or graphic design. It is an object-focus verb that implies a deliberate and aesthetic planning process rather than just simple creation.
Examples
" Idisenyo mo ang poster. "
Natural Translation
Design the poster.
Literal Translation
Design you the poster.
" Kailangan mong idisenyo ang kwarto. "
Natural Translation
You need to design the room.
Literal Translation
Need you design the room.
" Hiniling ng kliyente na idisenyo namin ang logo gamit ang mga kulay na kumakatawan sa kanilang kumpanya. "
Natural Translation
The client asked us to design the logo using colors that represent their company.
Literal Translation
Requested by client that design we the logo using the plural color that represent at their company.
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