pagmemekaniko
mechanics as a profession
From root: mekaniko
Usage Note
Pagmemekaniko refers to the act, trade, or practice of working as a mechanic. It focuses on the activity or livelihood itself.
Examples
" Mahirap ang pagmemekaniko. "
Natural Translation
Being a mechanic is hard.
Literal Translation
Hard the mechanics-as-profession.
" Ang pagmemekaniko ay ang kanyang hilig. "
Natural Translation
Mechanics is his passion.
Literal Translation
The mechanics-as-profession is his hobby.
" Mula pagkabata, gusto na niyang matuto ng pagmemekaniko dahil madalas niyang tinutulungan ang kanyang tatay sa garahe. "
Natural Translation
Since childhood, he has wanted to learn the mechanic's trade because he often helped his father in the garage.
Literal Translation
From childhood, want already by-him learn of mechanics-as-profession because often by-him helped the his father in-the garage.
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