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Mga Phrasal Verb Gamit ang 'Around', 'Over', at 'Along' - Pagbagsak o Pag-apaw (Over)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Around', 'Over', & 'Along'
to boil over
[Pandiwa]

to flow over the edges of a container because of too much boiling

umapaw, kumulo

umapaw, kumulo

Ex: Can you lower the flame?Pwede mong hinaan ang apoy? Ayokong **umapaw** ang sarsa.
to brim over
[Pandiwa]

to spill over the edge of a container

umapaw, punong-puno

umapaw, punong-puno

Ex: Don't overfill the cup; you might brim the tea over.Huwag masyadong punuin ang tasa; baka **mapuno** mo ang tsaa.

(of a liquid or substance) to boil and spill over the edges of its container

umapaw, kumulo at umapaw

umapaw, kumulo at umapaw

Ex: The soup bubbled over when it boiled too quickly .Ang sopas ay **bumula at umapaw** nang ito ay kumulo nang masyadong mabilis.
to fall over
[Pandiwa]

to lose one's balance and fall to the ground, typically by accident or as a result of tripping

mahulog, mawalan ng balanse at mahulog

mahulog, mawalan ng balanse at mahulog

Ex: As she rushed down the stairs , her high heels caught on the carpet , causing her to fall over.Habang siya ay nagmamadaling bumaba sa hagdan, ang kanyang mataas na takong ay naipit sa karpet, na nagdulot sa kanya na **mahulog**.
to knock over
[Pandiwa]

to cause something or someone to fall

tumbahin, pabagsakin

tumbahin, pabagsakin

Ex: I accidentally knocked a stack of books over while trying to reach for a specific one on the shelf.Aksidente kong **natumba** ang isang stack ng mga libro habang sinusubukang abutin ang isang partikular sa istante.
to push over
[Pandiwa]

to cause someone or something to fall by applying force

itulak ng patumba, pabagsakin

itulak ng patumba, pabagsakin

Ex: She didn't secure the bookshelf properly, and when she added more books, it pushed the entire thing over.Hindi niya na-secure nang maayos ang bookshelf, at nang nagdagdag siya ng mas maraming libro, **itinulak** nito ang buong bagay.
to run over
[Pandiwa]

to exceed a brim, typically referring to a liquid or substance

umapaw, lumampas

umapaw, lumampas

Ex: The glass was filled to the brim , causing the soda to run over and spill onto the table .Ang baso ay puno hanggang sa labi, na nagdulot ng soda na **umapaw** at tumapon sa mesa.
to spill over
[Pandiwa]

(of a container) to be filled beyond its capacity, causing its contents to flow over the edges

umapaw, matapon

umapaw, matapon

Ex: In the laboratory , caution is necessary to avoid chemicals spilling over the edges of containers .Sa laboratoryo, kinakailangan ang pag-iingat upang maiwasan ang mga kemikal na **umapaw** sa mga gilid ng lalagyan.
to trip over
[Pandiwa]

to lose balance and almost fall by accidentally colliding with an object while walking or running

matalisod, makatisod

matalisod, makatisod

Ex: The runner almost tripped over the fallen branch on the trail .Muntik nang **matisod** ang runner sa nahulog na sanga sa trail.
to turn over
[Pandiwa]

to cause an object to flip from its normal position

ibabaligtad, tatalikod

ibabaligtad, tatalikod

Ex: The impact of the collision turned over the small boat .Ang epekto ng banggaan ay **tumumba** sa maliit na bangka.
Mga Phrasal Verb Gamit ang 'Around', 'Over', at 'Along'
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