pampaliparan
aviation-related
From root: lipad
Usage Note
Pampaliparan describes objects or regulations specifically intended for aviation or airports. Ito ay isang pampaliparang pasilidad means this is an aviation facility.
Examples
" Mahal ang kagamitang pampaliparan. "
Natural Translation
Aviation equipment is expensive.
Literal Translation
Expensive the equipment aviation-related.
" Ang mga ito ay kagamitang pampaliparan. "
Natural Translation
These are aviation-related equipment.
Literal Translation
These are equipment aviation-related.
" Bago lumipad ang eroplano, sinusuri muna nila ang lahat ng kagamitang pampaliparan upang masiguro ang kaligtasan ng mga pasahero. "
Natural Translation
Before the plane takes off, they first check all the aviation equipment to ensure the safety of the passengers.
Literal Translation
Before fly the airplane, check first they the all of equipment aviation-related so-that ensure the safety of the passengers.
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