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ekspulsyon

ekspulsyón with stress marks

expulsion

noun eks-puls-YON Spanish origin Rare

Usage Note

Ekspulsyon is used in formal and disciplinary contexts to describe the act of forcing someone out of a school, organization, or country. In the Philippines it most commonly arises in discussions about school discipline policies and immigration enforcement.

Examples

Beginner

" Ekspresibo ang batang iyon. "

Natural Translation

That child is expressive.

Literal Translation

Expressive the child that.

Intermediate

" Takot sila sa ekspulsyon. "

Natural Translation

They are afraid of expulsion.

Literal Translation

Afraid they in expulsion.

Advanced

" Dahil sa ekspresibong paraan niya ng pagsasalita, madali siyang nauunawaan ng mga estudyante kahit mahirap ang paksa. "

Natural Translation

Because of her expressive way of speaking, the students understand her easily even when the topic is difficult.

Literal Translation

Because in expressive way her of speaking, easy she understood by the students even hard the topic.

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