metodiko
metódiko with stress marks
methodical
Usage Note
Metodiko describes a person or process that follows a careful and orderly method, and is used to compliment someone's systematic approach to work or problem-solving. It is more common in formal or professional settings than in casual conversation.
Examples
" Metodiko siya sa trabaho. "
Natural Translation
He/She is methodical at work.
Literal Translation
Methodical he/she in work.
" Siya ay napaka metodiko sa kanyang paggawa ng mga ulat. "
Natural Translation
He/She is very methodical in making his/her reports.
Literal Translation
He/She is very methodical in his/her making of plural report.
" Dahil napakametodiko ng kanyang pamamaraan, hindi nakapagtataka na laging maayos at walang mali ang mga resulta ng kanyang pananaliksik. "
Natural Translation
Because his/her approach is so methodical, it is no wonder that the results of his/her research are always orderly and error-free.
Literal Translation
Because very-methodical of his/her method, not surprising that always orderly and no error the results of his/her research.
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