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Mga Pandiwa ng Pagkakabit at Paghihiwalay - Pandiwa para sa Pangkabit

Dito ay matututunan mo ang ilang pandiwang Ingles na tumutukoy sa pangkabit tulad ng "button", "screw", at "nail".

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Categorized English Verbs of Attachment, Separation, and Piercing
to screw
[Pandiwa]

to firmly attach or tighten something using a turning metal fastener

i-screw, i-turnilyo

i-screw, i-turnilyo

Ex: To hang the painting securely , screwed the picture hook into the wall stud .
to bind
[Pandiwa]

to secure or tie together using ropes or other materials

itali, bigkis

itali, bigkis

Ex: The artist will bind the canvas to the wooden frame using a binding material .
to bolt
[Pandiwa]

to secure things together by using a metal pin that fits into a corresponding metal hole

magtaga, magsara

magtaga, magsara

to lace
[Pandiwa]

to fasten, secure, or tighten something, typically a shoe or garment, by threading and tying its laces

i-knot, i-lace

i-knot, i-lace

Ex: laced his skates securely before stepping onto the ice .
to button
[Pandiwa]

to close and secure clothing by attaching the parts that hold it together

isara, butonesan

isara, butonesan

to hook
[Pandiwa]

to attach or secure something by means of a curved or angled object

ikalawit, kumabit

ikalawit, kumabit

Ex: She hooked the necklace around her neck .
to zip
[Pandiwa]

to securely close a piece of clothing, a bag etc. by pulling up a sliding fastener

isara, i-zip

isara, i-zip

Ex: To shield from the cold wind , he zip the hoodie for added warmth .
to nail
[Pandiwa]

to attach something securely by using small pointed metal pieces

ipako, taga

ipako, taga

to bar
[Pandiwa]

to secure or block entry by using a barrier, often made of solid material like metal or wood

hadlangan, barahin

hadlangan, barahin

Ex: The security team bar the gates of the event venue until it begins .
to strap
[Pandiwa]

to securely tie or fasten using a long, narrow piece of material

k suspense, idhon

k suspense, idhon

Ex: The diver strap the oxygen tank securely before entering the water .
to chain
[Pandiwa]

to secure or attach something or someone using a series of connected links

italing, ikadena

italing, ikadena

Ex: To prevent any accidents , the heavy machinery was chained to the ground during the storm .
to solder
[Pandiwa]

to connect two metal pieces by melting and flowing a filler metal into the joint

solder (as a verb) - pangdikit, mag-solder

solder (as a verb) - pangdikit, mag-solder

to tack
[Pandiwa]

to attach by using small pointed nails

itimpi, taga

itimpi, taga

to buckle
[Pandiwa]

to secure by using a clasp or fastening mechanism

ibuckle, isara

ibuckle, isara

Ex: They buckling the sandals to get ready for the walk .
to pin
[Pandiwa]

to attach by using small pointed objects, often with a round head

ipatong, i-pin

ipatong, i-pin

Ex: I have pinned the canvas to the easel .
to tie
[Pandiwa]

to attach or connect two things by a rope, band, etc.

i-konekta, i-tie

i-konekta, i-tie

Ex: The tied the balloons together to make a colorful arch .
to fasten
[Pandiwa]

to bring two parts of something together

i-attach, i-kabit

i-attach, i-kabit

to sew
[Pandiwa]

to join two or more pieces of fabric or other materials together, often by using a needle and thread

tumahi, manahi

tumahi, manahi

Ex: Grandma loved sew patches on her grandchildren 's backpacks to personalize them .
to do up
[Pandiwa]

to fasten, button, zip, or otherwise secure something, often related to clothing or accessories

isara, taga

isara, taga

Ex: The actor quickly needed do up the cufflinks on his shirt before going on stage .
to peg
[Pandiwa]

to secure by using a small, pointed wooden device

itaga, Ikabit

itaga, Ikabit

Ex: The pegged the fabric to the frame to keep it taut while painting .
to belt
[Pandiwa]

to fasten using a strip of material, typically worn around the waist

i-belt, mag-belt

i-belt, mag-belt

Ex: belted her safety harness around her waist before beginning the rock climbing adventure .
to toggle
[Pandiwa]

to securely fasten something using a short bar or rod that is inserted into a loop or hole

isara, i-toggle

isara, i-toggle

Ex: The toggled the safety latch on his scuba tank to ensure it would n't come loose underwater .
to clamp
[Pandiwa]

to fasten something securely using a mechanical device designed for holding objects together

ipinagat, ginali

ipinagat, ginali

to tighten
[Pandiwa]

to hold, fasten, or turn something firmly

sanktsiyunan, pinigilan

sanktsiyunan, pinigilan

Ex: tightened the lid on the jar to keep the contents fresh .
to hitch
[Pandiwa]

to secure or attach by tying or fastening, often with a quick and simple knot

itaga, ikabit

itaga, ikabit

Ex: The gardener decided hitch the unruly vines to a trellis to encourage upward growth .
to lash
[Pandiwa]

to tie or secure something using a rope, chain, etc.

itala, pagsama

itala, pagsama

to clip
[Pandiwa]

to attach something using a device designed for holding things together

mag-clip, ikabit

mag-clip, ikabit

to bunch
[Pandiwa]

to gather into a compact group or cluster

magtiklop, magsama-sama

magtiklop, magsama-sama

Ex: bunched the fabric and pinned it to create elegant drapes .
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