From root: trabaho
Usage Note
Panrabaho is used to describe items like clothes, shoes, or equipment specifically intended for use at work.
Examples
" Panrabaho ang sapatos na ito. "
Natural Translation
These shoes are for work.
Literal Translation
For-work the shoes this.
" Ito ang damit ko na panrabaho. "
Natural Translation
These are my clothes for work.
Literal Translation
This the clothes my for-work.
" Hiwalay kong itinatabi ang aking mga panrabahong damit para hindi madumihan ang mga pambahay kong suot. "
Natural Translation
I keep my work clothes separate so my house clothes don't get dirty.
Literal Translation
Separate I-link keeping the my [plural] for-work-link clothes so not get-dirtied the [plural] for-house my-link worn.
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