multimilyon
multimilyón with stress marks
multimillion
Usage Note
Multimilyon is used in business reporting, journalism, and political discourse to describe deals, contracts, or projects valued in the multi-millions. It frequently appears in headlines about government contracts or major corporate investments.
Examples
" Multimilyon ang proyekto. "
Natural Translation
The project is worth multimillions.
Literal Translation
Multimillion the project.
" Ang gobyerno ay naglaan ng multimilyon na pondo para sa bagong tulay. "
Natural Translation
The government allocated a multimillion fund for the new bridge.
Literal Translation
The government is allocated of multimillion that fund for to new bridge.
" Naglabas ng balita ang pahayagan tungkol sa multimilyon na kontrata na pinasok ng kompanya at gobyerno. "
Natural Translation
The newspaper published news about the multimillion contract entered into by the company and the government.
Literal Translation
Released of news the newspaper about multimillion that contract that entered of company and government.
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