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    Mabasag (en. To break)

    /maˈbasag/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    verb
    It shows the action of destroying something.
    The glass broke when it fell on the floor.
    Mabasag ang salamin nang mahulog ito sa sahig.
    Indicates that something is fractured or damaged.
    His heart broke when he found out the truth.
    Mabasag ang kanyang puso nang malaman ang katotohanan.
    Often used to refer to objects that are in poor condition.
    The value of the product will decrease if it gets broken.
    Mababawas ang halaga ng produkto kapag ito'y mabasag.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    To break one's heart
    Experiencing deep sadness or emotional hurt.
    Mabasag ang puso
    To break one's hopes
    The disappointment of expectations or goals.
    Mabasag ang pag-asa

    Related Words

    broken
    A term used to describe the state of something that is destroyed, fragmented, or injured.
    basag

    Slang Meanings

    to break or lose functionality
    Oh no, my cellphone is breaking because I've used it too much!
    Naku, nababasag na ang cellphone ko dahil sa sobrang gamit!
    to get caught (in a mistake or act)
    You got caught in what you did, that's why the boss got mad.
    Mabasag ka sa mga ginalaw mo, kaya ayan, nagalit si boss.
    to get hurt or be in danger
    You could get hurt on the road if you're not careful!
    Kaya kang mabasag sa kalsada kung di ka mag-iingat!