From root: doble
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
dinoble
di-NO-ble
doubled
Present (Incomplete)
dinodoble
di-no-DO-ble
is doubling
Future (Contemplated)
dodoblehin
do-do-ble-HIN
will double
Usage Note
Doblehin is used when instructing someone to double the quantity, amount, or intensity of something specific, such as a dose of medicine or the effort put into a task. It is an object-focus verb, emphasizing the item being doubled rather than the actor.
Examples
" Doblehin mo ang bilang. "
Natural Translation
Double the number.
Literal Translation
Double you the number.
" Kailangan mong doblehin ang reseta. "
Natural Translation
You need to double the dose.
Literal Translation
Need you double the prescription.
" Sabi ng doktor, kailangan kong doblehin ang dosis kapag hindi gumagaling ang lagnat. "
Natural Translation
The doctor said I need to double the dose if the fever doesn't get better.
Literal Translation
Said of doctor, need I double the dose when not getting-better the fever.
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