Palos (en. Sticks)
/ˈpɑ.los/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
noun
A long and thin object typically made of wood.
He took a stick to avoid hitting the pedestrians on the road.
Kumuha siya ng palos upang iwasan ang mabangga ang jalma sa daan.
A part that is used in various games or activities.
Sticks were used in the game of sipa.
Ginamit ang mga palos sa laro ng sipa.
A term used to describe a thorny object with a point.
He was careful of the sticks on the ground while walking.
Nag-ingat siya sa mga palos sa lupa habang naglalakad.
Etymology
Spanish: palos - derived from Spanish words.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Wooden stick
A piece of wood that is long and thin.
Palos ng kahoy
Flat stick
A flat piece of wood or object.
Palos na patag
Related Words
mallet
A tool used to strike sticks.
taga
striking stick
A type of stick used for striking actions.
panghampas
Slang Meanings
A person or type of person who loves to pretend or exaggerate.
That guy is such a poser, thinks he's someone important, but he's just annoying.
Ang palos na yun, akala mo kung sino na, pero nakakaasar lang.
Risking to capture the attention or love of someone in a clingy way.
You're like a clingy person, always waiting for attention from him.
Parang palos ka na, lagi kang nag-aabang ng atensyon sa kanya.
A person who likes to associate or befriend famous people.
Whenever there's a famous person around, this poser is always there.
Basta may sikat na tao, andiyan na ang palos na ito.