magkakahalo
mixed together or assorted
From root: halo
Usage Note
Magkakahalo describes several different types of items combined in a single group or container. It emphasizes the variety of the items involved.
Examples
" Magkakahalo ang mga laruan. "
Natural Translation
The toys are all mixed together.
Literal Translation
Mixed-together the toys.
" Magkakahalo ang mga gamit sa loob ng kahon. "
Natural Translation
The things inside the box are all mixed together.
Literal Translation
Mixed together the things inside the box.
" Dahil magkakahalo ang mga papel sa drawer, matagal kong hinanap ang resibong kailangan ko. "
Natural Translation
Because the papers in the drawer are all jumbled together, it took me a while to find the receipt I needed.
Literal Translation
Because mixed-together the papers in drawer, long I searched the receipt that needed I.
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