Lubid (en. Rope)

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Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

A long and flexible material often used for lifting or climbing.

He used a rope to climb the tree.

Gumamit siya ng lubid upang umakyat sa puno.

Material made of fibers woven or twisted together to form a strong string.

The rope is made of abaca and is used for household tasks.

Ang lubid ay gawa sa abaka at ginagamit sa mga gawaing pang-bahay.

An object used for binding or connecting other items.

The rope was tied to the door to keep it closed.

Ikinabit ang lubid sa pinto upang hindi ito bumukas.

Derived from the Tagalog word 'lubi', meaning rubber or fabric used in making rope.

to tie up with rope

To secure or attach something using rope.

maglagay ng lubid

to pull a rope

Commonly used in swimming or creating something.

hagat ng lubid

string

A simpler form of rope commonly used for tying items together.

tali

cord

A thinner rope used for lighter purposes.

kord

A tool for suspension or hanging

The rope is used as a suspension tool for problems.

Ang lubid ay ginagamit na pampabitin sa mga prublema.

Connection or relationship

We have a connection, so we can handle this!

May lubid tayo, kaya kayang-kaya natin 'to!

A hope or inclination that should not be broken

This hope feels like a rope that won’t break.

Parang lubid ang pag-asang 'to na hindi mapuputol.