meteorolohiya
meteorolohíya with stress marks
meteorology
Usage Note
Meteorolohiya is the scientific study of weather and atmospheric conditions, and PAGASA — the Philippine weather bureau — is the main institution associated with this field. The term appears in academic, news, and government contexts, especially during typhoon season.
Examples
" Pinag-aaralan niya ang meteorolohiya. "
Natural Translation
He/She studies meteorology.
Literal Translation
Being-studied his/her the meteorology.
" Ang pag-aaral ng meteorolohiya ay mahalaga para sa pag-alam ng lagay ng panahon. "
Natural Translation
The study of meteorology is important for knowing the weather conditions.
Literal Translation
The study of meteorology is important for to knowing of condition of weather.
" Sa tulong ng meteorolohiya, mas maaga nang nababalaan ang mga mamamayan tungkol sa darating na malalakas na bagyo. "
Natural Translation
With the help of meteorology, citizens are warned earlier about the strong typhoons that are coming.
Literal Translation
In help of meteorology, more early being-warned the plural citizen about coming strong typhoon.
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