From root: nood
Usage Note
Panonood is the activity or habit of viewing media or events. Nakakahilo ang sobrang panonood ng telebisyon. (Excessive television watching causes dizziness.)
Examples
" Mahilig ako sa panonood. "
Natural Translation
I love watching.
Literal Translation
Fond I at act-of-watching.
" Masaya ang panonood ng laro. "
Natural Translation
Watching the game is fun.
Literal Translation
Happy the act-of-watching of game.
" Ang sobrang panonood ng telebisyon hanggang madaling-araw ang dahilan kung bakit lagi siyang puyat. "
Natural Translation
Watching television excessively until dawn is the reason why he is always sleep-deprived.
Literal Translation
The excessive act-of-watching of television until dawn the reason why always he sleep-deprived.
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