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    Magluwas (en. To bring out)

    ma-glu-was

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    verb
    A verb meaning to take out or to lift from inside a place.
    Bring out the books from the cabinet.
    Magluwas ka ng mga libro mula sa kabinet.
    Performs the action of lifting or taking out.
    He needs to bring out some things from his room.
    Kailangan niyang magluwas ng mga gamit sa kanyang silid.
    An action often done in organizing or cleaning.
    Let's take out things we no longer need from the house.
    Magluwas tayo ng mga hindi na kailangan sa bahay.

    Etymology

    Derived from the root word 'luwas' which means to bring out or to carry from one place.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Bring it out now
    An invitation to take out or bring something.
    Magluwas ka na
    We need to bring out
    A statement showing the need to take out items.
    Kailangan nating magluwas

    Related Words

    out
    The root word of 'magluwas' meaning outside or brought out.
    luwas
    to place
    A verb that is the opposite of 'magluwas', meaning to put or insert.
    maglagay

    Slang Meanings

    to go out
    Come out already, I don't want to wait any longer.
    Magluwas ka na, ayaw na akong maghintay.
    to explore
    Come on, let's go out to the town and explore!
    Tara na, magluwas tayo sa bayan at mag-explore!
    to stroll
    Let's go out to the park and just stroll around.
    Magluwas tayo sa parke, maglakad-lakad lang.