Itagilid (en. Tilt)

i-ta-gi-lid

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

To tilt or adjust an object at a certain angle.

The teacher tilted the table to provide space for the students.

Itinagilid ng guro ang mesa upang magbigay ng espasyo para sa mga estudyante.

To alter the position of an object from its original arrangement.

The flags need to be tilted for a better view in the race.

Kailangan itagilid ang banderitas sa karera upang magandang tingnan.

The state of having uneven levels or directions.

Due to the rain, the soil tilted, causing a landslide.

Dahil sa ulan, ang lupa ay nagtagilid na nagdulot ng pagguho.

tilt the head

To tilt the head to one side or direction.

itagilid ang ulo

tilt the vehicle

To tilt the vehicle to one side to prevent water accumulation.

itagilid ang sasakyan

lean

The act of tilting or bending to one side.

ikiling

stacking

The arrangement of items at a certain angle.

pagsalansan

To pretend to be uninterested

He acted like he wasn't interested in me even though it was obvious he wanted to be with me.

Nag-itagilid siya sa akin kahit na halata namang gusto niya akong makasama.

To divert or avoid

When I asked him about the project, he dodged the question and just talked about something else.

Nang tanungin ko siya tungkol sa proyekto, nag-itagilid siya at nagkwento na lang about sa ibang bagay.

To act like you don't care

He said, just forget about the conversation because it's getting boring.

Sabi niya, itagilid na lang yung usapan, kasi nakaka-bored na.