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reboka

rebóka with stress marks

revoke

verb re-BO-ka Spanish origin Rare

Usage Note

Reboka comes from Spanish 'revocar' and is used in legal and administrative contexts to mean the cancellation or withdrawal of a license, permit, or privilege. It is more formal than everyday Tagalog alternatives and typically appears in official documents.

Examples

Beginner

" Ireboka ang lisensya niya. "

Natural Translation

Revoke his/her license.

Literal Translation

Revoke the license his/her.

Intermediate

" Kailangan ng reboka para sa lisensya ng negosyo. "

Natural Translation

A revoke is needed for the business license.

Literal Translation

Need of revoke for the license of business.

Advanced

" Kung mapapatunayang nanloko siya, agad iireboka ng ahensiya ang kanyang permiso sa pagnenegosyo. "

Natural Translation

If it is proven that he/she cheated, the agency will immediately revoke his/her business permit.

Literal Translation

If will-be-proven cheated he/she, immediately will-revoke by-the agency the his/her permit in business.

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