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    Magsuko (en. To surrender)

    mag-soo-ko

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishTagalog
    verb
    An action where a person emphasizes their surrender or acceptance of defeat.
    Surrender now so we don't have to continue the fight.
    Magsuko ka na para hindi na tayo magpatuloy sa laban.
    The act of accepting a situation or reality that cannot be changed.
    After many years, he decided to surrender to his feelings.
    Matapos ang maraming taon, nagpasya siyang magsuko sa kanyang damdamin.
    The act of stopping the fight or showing resistance.
    In the end, he decided to surrender and ask for help.
    Sa huli, nagdesisyon siyang magsuko at humingi ng tulong.

    Etymology

    Derived from the word 'suko' which means to give up or surrender.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    I will not surrender.
    Hindi ako magsusuko.
    Hindi ako magsusuko
    It's time to surrender.
    Oras na para magsuko.
    Oras na para magsuko

    Related Words

    suko
    The state of being powerless or surrender.
    suko
    pagsuko
    The process of surrendering or accepting defeat.
    pagsuko

    Slang Meanings

    to give up or withdraw from a fight
    You really need to give up now because you can't handle it anymore.
    Kailangan mo na talagang magsuko, kasi di mo na kaya.
    to be true to oneself or show vulnerability
    Don't give up on what you're feeling, just show it!
    Huwag ka nang magsuko sa nararamdaman mo, ipakita mo lang!
    to stop doing something that's hard to manage
    Just give up on that study, you're too overwhelmed.
    Magsuko ka na sa pag-aaral na 'yan, masyado ka nang nalulula.