Mga Pandiwa para sa Pagtugon sa Kapangyarihan

to abdicate

Pandiwa

/æb.də.keɪt/ or /āb.dē.keit/

a

æ

b

b

d

d

i

ə

c

k

a

eɪ

t

t

e

(tangulan)

ibigay ang trono

(of a monarch or ruler) to step down from a position of power

to comply

Pandiwa

/kəmp.laɪ/ or /kēmp.lai/

c

k

o

ə

m

m

p

p

l

l

y

aɪ

(tumugon)

sumunod

to act in accordance with rules, regulations, or requests

to yield

Pandiwa

/jild/ or /yild/

y

j

ie

i

l

l

d

d

(ipinasa)

sumuko

to give up or hand over control, often a territory or authority, to someone else

to capitulate

Pandiwa

/kə.pɪ.ʧu.leɪt/ or /kē.pi.choo.leit/

c

k

a

ə

p

p

i

ɪ

t

ʧ

u

u

l

l

a

eɪ

t

t

e

(nagbigay)

sumuko

to stop resisting something and accept it

to disobey

Pandiwa

/dɪs.oʊ.beɪ/ or /dis.ooo.bei/

d

d

i

ɪ

s

s

o

ə

b

b

e

e

y

ɪ

(hindi sumunod)

sumuway

to refuse to follow rules, commands, or orders

to resist

Pandiwa

/ri.zɪst/ or /ri.zist/

r

r

e

i

s

z

i

ɪ

s

s

t

t

(tumanggi)

labanan

to use force to prevent something from happening or to fight against an attack

to buck

Pandiwa

/bʌk/ or /bak/

b

b

u

ʌ

ck

k

(lumaban)

magsalungat

to strongly resist or oppose something

to withstand

Pandiwa

/wɪð.stænd/ or /vidh.stānd/

w

w

i

ɪ

th

θ

s

s

t

t

a

æ

n

n

d

d

(umalma)

magtiis

to resist or endure the force, pressure, or challenges imposed upon oneself

to defy

Pandiwa

/dɪ.faɪ/ or /di.fai/

d

d

e

ɪ

f

f

y

aɪ

(lumabag)

sumalungat

to refuse to respect a person of authority or to observe a law, rule, etc.

to oppose

Pandiwa

/ə.poʊz/ or /ē.poooz/

o

ə

pp

p

o

oʊ

s

z

e

(sumalungat)

tumutol

to firmly resist something

to rebel

Pandiwa

/rɛ.bəl/ or /re.bēl/

r

r

e

ɛ

b

b

e

ə

l

l

(magtangkang lumaban)

sumuway

to oppose a ruler or government

to revolt

Pandiwa

/ri.voʊlt/ or /ri.vooolt/

r

r

e

i

v

v

o

oʊ

l

l

t

t

(magsabog ng rebolusyon)

maghimagsik

to lead a sudden and often forceful change against a government or system that is perceived as oppressive, seeking a radical transformation

to overthrow

Pandiwa

/ˈoʊvɝˌθɹoʊ/

(buwagin)

patalsikin

to forcefully remove a person of authority or power from their position

to depose

Pandiwa

/dɪ.poʊz/ or /di.poooz/

d

d

e

ɪ

p

p

o

oʊ

s

z

e

(tanggalin mula sa pwesto)

pawasin

to remove someone from a position of power or authority, often through force or legal action

to overturn

Pandiwa

/ˈoʊvɝˌtɝn/

(pagsabogin)

patalikurin

to cause the downfall or removal of rulers or leaders

to rise up

Pandiwa

/ɹˈaɪz ˈʌp/

(lumaban laban)

sumuporta sa rebelyon

to join a rebellion or reject a previous allegiance, often as a group effort against authority or for a cause

to riot

Pandiwa

/raɪət/ or /raiēt/

r

r

io

aɪə

t

t

(magsagawa ng kaguluhan)

mang-Conflict sa kalsada

to engage in violent and disorderly behavior, typically by a group of people, often in protest or as a reaction to a perceived injustice

to surrender

Pandiwa

/sɜr.rɛn.dɜr/ or /sēr.ren.dēr/

s

s

u

ɜ

rr

r

e

ɛ

n

n

d

d

e

ɜ

r

r

(ipagkaloob)

sumuko

to give up resistance or stop fighting against an enemy or opponent

to cede

Pandiwa

/sid/ or /sid/

c

s

e

i

d

d

e

(ibigay)

ipasa

to hand over power, land, or a position to another, particularly due to being forced

to submit

Pandiwa

/səb.mɪt/ or /sēb.mit/

s

s

u

ə

b

b

m

m

i

ɪ

t

t

(magpasakop)

sumuko

to accept the control, authority, or superiority of someone or something

to hand over

Pandiwa

/hˈænd ˈoʊvɚ/

(ibigay)

ipasa

to transfer the possession or control of someone or something to another person or entity

to abide by

Pandiwa

/ɐbˈaɪd bˈaɪ/

(sundin ang)

sumunod sa

to follow the rules, commands, or wishes of someone, showing compliance to their authority