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pangungurot

habit of pinching

noun pa-ngu-ngu-ROT DERIVED Rare

From root: kurot

Usage Note

Pangungurot describes the act or habit of repeatedly pinching others. This is often used when describing a child's behavior or a person's peculiar physical habit.

Examples

Beginner

" Ayaw ko ng pangungurot. "

Natural Translation

I don't like pinching.

Literal Translation

Don't-like I of pinching.

Intermediate

" Masama ang kanyang pangungurot sa mga bata. "

Natural Translation

Their habit of pinching children is bad.

Literal Translation

Bad the his/her habit of pinching to the children.

Advanced

" Pinagsabihan ng guro ang bata dahil hindi raw tama ang pangungurot sa mga kaklase tuwing may away. "

Natural Translation

The teacher reprimanded the child because the habit of pinching classmates whenever there is a quarrel is not right.

Literal Translation

Reprimanded by teacher the child because not reportedly right the habit-of-pinching to the classmates whenever has quarrel.

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