From root: mekaniko
Usage Note
Pangmekaniko is used to describe tools, clothing, or resources that are designed for or used by mechanics.
Examples
" Bumili tayo ng damit na pangmekaniko. "
Natural Translation
Let's buy mechanic's clothes.
Literal Translation
Buy we of clothes that for-mechanics.
" Mayroon ba kayong guwantes na pangmekaniko? "
Natural Translation
Do you have gloves for mechanics?
Literal Translation
Have [,] you gloves that for-mechanics?
" Kung gusto mong magtrabaho rito, kailangan mong magdala ng sariling kasangkapang pangmekaniko dahil walang ipinapahiram ang kompanya. "
Natural Translation
If you want to work here, you need to bring your own mechanic's tools because the company doesn't lend any.
Literal Translation
If want you work here, need you bring of own tools for-mechanics because none lends the company.
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