From root: patag
Usage Note
Pagkapatag refers to the state or quality of being level or even, such as the flatness of a road.
Examples
" Maganda ang pagkapatag ng bukid. "
Natural Translation
The flatness of the field is nice.
Literal Translation
Nice the flatness of field.
" Kita ang pagkapatag ng lupa. "
Natural Translation
The flatness of the ground is visible.
Literal Translation
Visible the flatness of ground.
" Sinuri ng mga inhinyero ang pagkapatag ng lupa bago nila simulan ang pagtatayo ng gusali. "
Natural Translation
The engineers examined the flatness of the ground before they began constructing the building.
Literal Translation
Examined by engineers the flatness of ground before they begin the building of structure.
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