From root: tapos
Usage Note
Panapos describes something used to conclude an event or a sequence, like a panapos na salita or closing remarks.
Examples
" Maganda ang panapos na awit. "
Natural Translation
The closing song is beautiful.
Literal Translation
Beautiful the concluding song.
" Nagbigay siya ng panapos na mensahe. "
Natural Translation
He/she gave a concluding message.
Literal Translation
Gave he/she of concluding message.
" Bilang panapos na bahagi ng programa, nagpasalamat ang punong-guro sa lahat ng dumalo sa pagdiriwang. "
Natural Translation
As the closing part of the program, the principal thanked everyone who attended the celebration.
Literal Translation
As concluding part of program, thanked the principal to all that attended the celebration.
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