Itiwarik (en. Discard)

i-ti-wa-rik

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

Means to throw away or remove from a place.

Discard items that you no longer need.

Itiwarik mo ang mga bagay na hindi mo na kailangan.

To give away something that has no value.

Discard broken items.

Itiwarik ang mga gamit na sira na.

To decide not to use something anymore.

Sometimes you need to discard old ideas.

Minsan, kailangan mong itiwarik ang mga lumang ideya.

The word originates from the root word 'warik' which means 'to throw away' or 'to remove'.

discard the trash

Throw away everything that is no longer needed.

itiwarik ang basura

trash

Items that are discarded because they have no value or are no longer needed.

basura

anything

Any item that can be discarded or removed.

alinman

A venting or release of emotions.

Go on and vent that out, or Grandma might start talking.

Sige na, itiwari mo na 'yan, baka magsimula pang magsalita si Lola.

Creating drama or a show that shouldn't happen.

Don't vent her out, she doesn't deserve that.

Wag mo na siyang itiwarik, hindi naman niya deserve 'yan.

To express personal, undesirable feelings outwardly.

He started to vent after their breakup.

Nagsimulang mag-itiwarik after ng break up nila.