Dikta (en. Dictation)
/dɪkˈta/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
noun
A process of giving orders or stating words to be written down by another.
Mr. Santos conducted the dictation in his class.
Ginawa ni Ginoo Santos ang dikta sa kanyang klase.
A type of writing exercise where students listen to words and write them down.
Dictation is an important way to improve students' writing.
Ang dikta ay mahalagang paraan upang mapabuti ang pagsulat ng mga estudyante.
The record or content involving spoken words or commands.
The dictation of instructions from the high official was released.
Inilabas ang dikta ng mga tagubilin mula sa mataas na opisyal.
Etymology
from the Spanish word 'dictar'
Common Phrases and Expressions
at the dictation of the heart
According to a person's desire or feelings.
sa dikta ng puso
gave a dictation
Ordered or set forth words or steps.
nagbigay ng dikta
Related Words
messenger
A person who receives orders or dictation from another person.
utusan
transcription
The process of recording or translating words from one person to another.
salin
Slang Meanings
Yuck! or So unpleasant!
It's so stinky, like they didn't bathe!
Dikta ang amoy niya, parang hindi naligo!
Rude or inappropriate behavior
They might be rude at the party, so let's not go.
Baka magdikta siya sa party, kaya huwag tayong pumunta.
Toxic or destructive
Don't hang out with them, they're toxic!
Huwag ka nang makipag-bonding sa kanya, dikta siya!