From root: presidente
Usage Note
Pagka-presidente refers to the status or the time spent serving as a president. It is often used when discussing someone's legacy or eligibility for the position.
Examples
" Ito ang kanyang pagka-presidente. "
Natural Translation
This is his presidency.
Literal Translation
This the his presidency.
" Nakamit niya ang pagka-presidente. "
Natural Translation
He achieved the presidency.
Literal Translation
Achieved he the presidency.
" Maraming proyektong pang-imprastraktura ang naipatupad noong panahon ng kanyang pagka-presidente kaya naaalala pa rin siya hanggang ngayon. "
Natural Translation
Many infrastructure projects were carried out during his presidency, which is why he is still remembered today.
Literal Translation
Many project infrastructure the implemented during time of his presidency so remembered still also he until now.
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