Magembargo (en. To embargo)

/maɡɛmˈbaɾɡo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

The act of restricting or prohibiting the movement of something, usually related to goods or services.

Let's embargo products from the country until the issue is resolved.

Magembargo tayo ng mga produkto mula sa bansa habang hindi pa naaayos ang isyu.

The act of implementing an official order that limits trade.

The government decided to embargo products coming from other countries.

Nagdesisyon ang pamahalaan na magembargo sa mga produktong nagmumula sa ibang bansa.

Blocking financial transactions and trade of an entity.

Countries in conflict often order each other to embargo.

Ang mga bansang may hidwaan ay madalas na nag-uutos na magembargo ang isa't isa.

From the Spanish word 'embargo' meaning restriction or blockade.

to embargo trade

Restriction or prohibition on goods entering or leaving.

magembargo ng kalakalan

embargo

An official order prohibiting trade.

embargo

restriction

The process of hindering or prohibiting something.

paghihigpit

to rest or relax without caring about others

Come on, let's just magembargo from our tasks and rest.

Tara, magembargo muna tayo sa mga gawain at magpahinga.

to hold a party or gathering

Let's magembargo later for your birthday.

Magembargo tayo mamaya para sa birthday mo.

to be chill or to feel relaxed

After the exam, we need to magembargo and eat out.

Pagkatapos ng exam, kailangan natin magembargo at kumain sa labas.