From root: plantsa
Usage Note
Plantsado describes clothing that is smooth and free of wrinkles. It can also figuratively mean a plan that is well-set or finalized.
Examples
" Plantsado na ang uniporme. "
Natural Translation
The uniform is already ironed.
Literal Translation
Ironed already the uniform.
" Plantsado na ang aking mga damit. "
Natural Translation
My clothes are already ironed.
Literal Translation
Ironed already the my plural clothes.
" Bago siya humarap sa panayam, sinigurado niyang plantsado ang kanyang polo upang magmukhang maayos at propesyonal sa harap ng amo. "
Natural Translation
Before he faced the interview, he made sure his polo shirt was ironed so he would look neat and professional in front of the boss.
Literal Translation
Before he faced at-the interview, made-sure he-that ironed the his polo so to-look neat and professional in front of-the boss.
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