magrepresenta
magrepresentá with stress marks
to represent
From root: representa
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nagrepresenta
nag-rep-re-sen-TA
represented
Present (Incomplete)
nagrerepresenta
nag-re-rep-re-sen-TA
is representing
Future (Contemplated)
magrerepresenta
mag-re-rep-re-sen-TA
will represent
Usage Note
Magrepresenta is the actor-focus mag- form of representa, from Spanish representar, in formal political, legal, and corporate register. For everyday standing-in, the native kumatawan is more natural; pair with irepresenta when the entity being represented is the grammatical topic.
Examples
" Magrerepresenta siya ng paaralan. "
Natural Translation
She will represent the school.
Literal Translation
Will-represent she of school.
" Mahirap magrepresenta ng bansa sa malaking patimpalak. "
Natural Translation
It is hard to represent a country in a big competition.
Literal Translation
Hard to represent of country in big competition.
" Malaking karangalan na magrepresenta ng bansa sa Olimpiks, ngunit kalakip nito ang matinding presyur na nararamdaman ng mga atleta. "
Natural Translation
It is a great honor to represent the country in the Olympics, but along with it comes the intense pressure that the athletes feel.
Literal Translation
Big honor to to-represent of country in Olympics, but attached-to it the intense pressure that felt of the athletes.
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