Magkabit (en. Attach)

/maɡkaˈbit/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

The action of putting one thing onto another.

We need to attach a new light in the room.

Kailangan nating magkabit ng bagong ilaw sa silid.

The action of sticking or connecting objects.

You should connect pieces of wood to form a complete structure.

Magkabit ka ng mga piraso ng kahoy upang makabuo ng isang buong nabuo.

The act of creating a connection or relationship between two things.

We should connect the wires for electricity.

Dapat natin magkabit ang mga wires para sa elektrisidad.

from the word 'kabit' meaning 'to attach' or 'to connect'

attach wood

the process of connecting pieces of wood to create something

magkabit ng kahoy

connect cables

the placement of cables in the correct devices or locations

magkabit ng kable

attachment

an object that is attached or connected.

kabit

connection

the existence of a link between two or more things.

ugnayan

To become attached, especially in relationships or in the eyes of others.

Me and Mia just got together, it's like we got hitched with 'magkabit'.

Kakapagko kami ni Mia, parang tinamaan na kami sa 'magkabit'.

To change one's life or become serious about something.

Looks like he's getting serious about his career, he's really putting in the effort.

Mukhang magkakabit na siya sa kanyang career, tuloy-tuloy ang pagsusumikap niya.

To start a new partnership or relationship with a deep bond.

It's okay if you guys are getting together, we love these kinds of relationships!

Ayos lang kung mga magkabit kayo, gustong-gusto namin ang mga ganitong relasyon!