nakapaloob
enclosed
From root: loob
Usage Note
Nakapaloob describes something that is contained or incorporated within a larger context or physical container. It is commonly used in formal writing to describe attached documents.
Examples
" Nakapaloob ito sa sulat. "
Natural Translation
This is enclosed in the letter.
Literal Translation
Enclosed this in-the letter.
" Ang sagot ay nakapaloob sa kahon. "
Natural Translation
The answer is enclosed in the box.
Literal Translation
The answer is enclosed in box.
" Ang mga tagubilin ay nakapaloob sa dokumentong ipinadala namin sa inyo kahapon. "
Natural Translation
The instructions are contained in the document that we sent to you yesterday.
Literal Translation
The instructions are enclosed in document-that sent we to you yesterday.
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