ipasigurado
to have something ensured
From root: sigurado
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ipinasigurado
i-pi-na-si-gu-RA-do
had something ensured
Present (Incomplete)
ipinapasigurado
i-pi-na-pa-si-gu-RA-do
having something ensured
Future (Contemplated)
ipapasigurado
i-pa-pa-si-gu-RA-do
will have something ensured
Usage Note
Ipasigurado is used when you want someone else to verify or confirm that a specific task or condition has been met. It is commonly used in formal or cautious contexts where double-checking is necessary to avoid potential problems.
Examples
" Ipasigurado mo ang oras. "
Natural Translation
Have the time confirmed.
Literal Translation
Ensure you the time.
" Kailangan mong ipasigurado ang date ng klase. "
Natural Translation
You need to make sure of the class date.
Literal Translation
Need you ensure the date of class.
" Bago ka pumirma sa kontrata, ipasigurado mo muna sa abogado na tama ang lahat ng nakasaad doon. "
Natural Translation
Before you sign the contract, have a lawyer confirm first that everything stated there is correct.
Literal Translation
Before you sign in contract, ensure you first to lawyer that correct the all of stated there.
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