From root: ref
Usage Note
Pang-ref refers to items or containers specifically intended for use or storage inside a refrigerator.
Examples
" Pang-ref ang lalagyan na ito. "
Natural Translation
This container is for the fridge.
Literal Translation
For-fridge the container this.
" Bumili siya ng lalagyan na pang-ref. "
Natural Translation
He/she bought a container for the refrigerator.
Literal Translation
Bought he/she of container that for-refrigerator.
" Bumili kami ng mga lalagyan na pang-ref para maayos ang pagkakaimbak ng mga gulay at karne. "
Natural Translation
We bought containers for the fridge so the vegetables and meat are stored neatly.
Literal Translation
Bought we of containers that for-fridge so orderly the storage of vegetables and meat.
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