Bulk in Tagalog

“Bulk” in Tagalog can be translated as “laki”, “dami”, “karamihan”, or “napakalaki” depending on the context. Whether referring to large size, mass quantity, the main portion of something, or buying in large amounts, Tagalog offers various terms to express its meaning. Discover the full range of translations and usage examples below.

Definition:

• Bulk /bʌlk/
• Noun 1: The mass or size of something large.
• Noun 2: The greater part or majority of something.
• Noun 3: Large quantities of goods or materials.
• Adjective: In large quantities or amounts.
• Verb: To increase in size or thickness; to seem large or important.

Tagalog Synonyms: Laki, Dami, Karamihan, Nakararami, Malaking bahagi, Buong-buo, Kargang malaki, Nakakapal

Examples:

• English: The bulk of the elephant made it difficult for it to move through the narrow passage.
  
  Tagalog: Ang laki ng elepante ay nagpahirap sa kanya na dumaan sa makipot na daanan.
• English: The bulk of the work has been completed, only minor details remain.
  
  Tagalog: Ang karamihan ng trabaho ay natapos na, mga minor na detalye na lang ang natitira.
• English: We buy rice in bulk to save money on our monthly grocery expenses.
  
  Tagalog: Bumibili kami ng bigas nang napakarami upang makatipid sa aming buwanang gastos sa grocery.
• English: The company offers discounts when you purchase items in bulk quantities.
  
  Tagalog: Ang kumpanya ay nag-aalok ng diskwento kapag bumili ka ng mga item sa malaking dami.
• English: The athlete worked hard to bulk up his muscles before the competition.
  
  Tagalog: Ang atleta ay nagsikap na palakihin ang kanyang mga kalamnan bago ang kompetisyon.