From root: pantalon
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ipinantalon
i-pi-nan-ta-LON
wore as pants
Present (Incomplete)
ipinapantalon
i-pi-na-pan-ta-LON
wearing as pants
Future (Contemplated)
ipapantalon
i-pa-pan-ta-LON
will wear as pants
Usage Note
Ipantalon is used when specifying a particular garment or fabric to be worn as trousers, often in the context of selecting an outfit for a specific event.
Examples
" Ipantalon mo ang maong. "
Natural Translation
Wear the denim as pants.
Literal Translation
Wear-as-pants you the denim.
" Mahirap ipantalon ang masikip na maong. "
Natural Translation
It is hard to wear as pants the tight jeans.
Literal Translation
Hard to wear as pants the tight jeans.
" Mahirap ipantalon ang telang ito dahil masyadong manipis at madaling mapunit kapag kumilos ka. "
Natural Translation
This fabric is hard to wear as pants because it's too thin and tears easily when you move.
Literal Translation
Hard to-wear-as-pants the fabric this because too thin and easily tear when move you.
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