Magtadtad (en. To chop)

/magtatˈdad/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

To create small pieces from a larger item by cutting.

Chop some onions for the dip.

Magtadtad ka ng mga sibuyas para sa sawsawan.

To create small parts from something carried out by repeated action.

Chop the meat before cooking.

Magtadtad ng karne bago lutuin.

A method of preparing food by cutting that results in more even cooking.

Chop the vegetables for quick cooking.

Magtadtad ng mga gulay upang mabilis silang maluto.

to chop garlic

To finely cut garlic for cooking.

magtadtad ng bawang

to chop vegetables

To cut vegetables into small pieces.

magtadtad ng gulay

tadtad

A term that can be used to describe pieces that have been cut into small parts.

tadtad

tagalog

Language and culture of Filipinos rich in culinary practices.

tagalog

To act picky or fussy but not seriously, like being dramatic about things.

He's so picky, even in a simple conversation, he acts all fancy.

Sobrang magtadtad siya, kahit simpleng usapan, pa-sosyal pa.

To be overly creative or exaggerated.

Putting too many details in the report is just playing around!

Ang magtadtad ng mga detalye sa report, parang naglalaro lang!