pang-opisina
for office use
From root: opisina
Usage Note
Pang-opisina describes items or clothing specifically meant for a professional workplace environment.
Examples
" Ito ay damit pang-opisina. "
Natural Translation
This is office clothing.
Literal Translation
This is clothing for-office.
" Ito ay gamit pang-opisina. "
Natural Translation
This is office equipment.
Literal Translation
This is equipment for-office.
" Bumili siya ng bagong sapatos na pang-opisina dahil hindi na bagay ang luma niyang gamit sa bago niyang trabaho. "
Natural Translation
She bought new office shoes because her old ones no longer suited her new job.
Literal Translation
Bought she of new shoes that for-office because not anymore suitable the old her use to new her work.
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