From root: sunod
Usage Note
Sunod-sunod describes events or objects that occur one after another without a break.
Examples
" Sunod-sunod ang ulan nang tatlong araw. "
Natural Translation
It rained for three days in a row.
Literal Translation
Consecutive the rain for three day.
" Nanalo kami nang sunod-sunod. "
Natural Translation
We won consecutively.
Literal Translation
Won we in-a-manner consecutive.
" Dahil sa sunod-sunod na pagsubok sa kanyang buhay, natutunan niyang manatiling matatag at hindi sumuko. "
Natural Translation
Because of the consecutive trials in his life, he learned to stay strong and not give up.
Literal Translation
Because of consecutive trial in his life, learned he-LINK to-stay strong and not give-up.
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