Maghinuko (en. To yield)

/mɐg.hiˈnu.ko/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog
verb
The action of accepting or yielding to a situation or person.
Due to his true feelings, he was compelled to yield in his arguments.
Dahil sa kanyang tunay na damdamin, napilitan siyang maghinuko sa kanyang mga argumento.
The act of taking a step to accept the fate or decision of others.
He was able to yield to his parents' wishes regarding his course.
Nagawa niyang maghinuko sa kalooban ng mga magulang tungkol sa kanyang kurso.
The act of giving way to the desired thought or idea of others.
Sometimes, you need to yield in order to progress.
Minsan, kailangan mo ring maghinuko upang umunlad.

Common Phrases and Expressions

yield to the challenge
accept a difficult situation or change.
maghinuko sa hamon

Related Words

yield
A word that refers to giving up or stopping a fight.
suko
submission
A term referring to giving way to another's idea or decision.
pasamo

Slang Meanings

To have fun or enjoy life.
I hope we just maghinuko this weekend and party!
Sana maghinuko na lang tayo ngayong weekend at mag-party!
To chill or relax oneself.
I'm tired from work, I just want to maghinuko at home and watch a movie.
Pagod na ako sa trabaho, gusto ko lang maghinuko sa bahay at manood ng sine.
Not thinking or acting too much.
Why are you so relaxed? It's like you just want to maghinuko in life.
Bakit ka sobrang relax? Parang gusto mo lang maghinuko sa buhay.