From root: doble
Usage Note
Pandoble refers to something kept as a spare or an extra layer for protection. Mayroon akong pandoble na susi sa bag means I have a backup key in the bag.
Examples
" May pandoble akong baterya. "
Natural Translation
I have backup batteries.
Literal Translation
Have backup I battery.
" May dala akong pandoble na susi. "
Natural Translation
I brought a backup key.
Literal Translation
Have I brought backup that key.
" Lagi akong nagdadala ng pandoble na damit kapag naglalakbay para may suot kahit maabutan ng ulan. "
Natural Translation
I always bring backup clothes when traveling so I have something to wear even if I get caught in the rain.
Literal Translation
Always I bring of backup that clothes when traveling so have wear even-if caught of rain.
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