pang-eroplano
pertaining to airplanes
From root: eroplano
Usage Note
Pang-eroplano describes items or parts specifically designed for or used within an aircraft. For example, 'pamasaheng pang-eroplano' refers to airplane fare.
Examples
" Pang-eroplano ang piyesang ito. "
Natural Translation
This part is for airplanes.
Literal Translation
For-airplane the part this.
" Kailangan natin ng mekanikong pang-eroplano. "
Natural Translation
We need a mechanic pertaining to airplanes.
Literal Translation
Need we of mechanic pertaining-to-airplane.
" Mahal ang pagkukumpuni dahil ang mga piyesang pang-eroplano ay kailangang i-angkat pa mula sa ibang bansa. "
Natural Translation
The repair is expensive because the airplane parts still have to be imported from another country.
Literal Translation
Expensive the repair because the parts that for-airplane must be-imported still from other country.
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