pagelektrisyan
act of working as an electrician
From root: elektrisyan
Usage Note
Pagelektrisyan refers to the trade or the practice of the profession. Pagelektrisyan ang kinuha niyang bokasyonal na kurso.
Examples
" Ingat sa pagelektrisyan. "
Natural Translation
Be careful in electrical work.
Literal Translation
Care in the working-as-electrician.
" Ang pagelektrisyan ay nangangailangan ng ingat. "
Natural Translation
Working as an electrician requires caution.
Literal Translation
The act-of-working-as-electrician is needing of caution.
" Bago ka magsimula sa pagelektrisyan, kailangan mong matutuhan ang tamang paggamit ng kuryente upang hindi ka maaksidente. "
Natural Translation
Before you start working as an electrician, you need to learn the proper handling of electricity so that you do not get into an accident.
Literal Translation
Before you start in the working-as-electrician, need you learn the proper use of electricity so-that not you get-accident.
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