Mortgage in Tagalog

“Moreover” in Tagalog translates to “Bukod dito,” “Bukod pa rito,” “Higit pa rito,” or “Dagdag pa rito.” These phrases connect ideas by adding information or emphasis to what was previously stated. Understanding the nuances of each translation will help you choose the most natural expression for your context.

[Words] = Moreover

[Definition]

• Moreover /mɔːrˈoʊvər/
• Adverb: Used to introduce a new statement that adds to or supports a previous statement; furthermore, besides, in addition.

[Synonyms] = Bukod dito, Bukod pa rito, Higit pa rito, Dagdag pa rito, Karagdagan, Bilang karagdagan, Saka, At saka

[Example]

• Ex1_EN: The project was completed on time. Moreover, it was under budget.
• Ex1_PH: Ang proyekto ay natapos sa takdang oras. Bukod dito, ito ay mas mababa sa badyet.
• Ex2_EN: She is an excellent student. Moreover, she actively participates in community service.
• Ex2_PH: Siya ay isang mahusay na estudyante. Higit pa rito, aktibo siyang lumalahok sa paglilingkod sa komunidad.
• Ex3_EN: The weather was perfect for hiking. Moreover, the trails were well-maintained.
• Ex3_PH: Ang panahon ay perpekto para sa pag-hiking. Dagdag pa rito, ang mga landas ay maayos na naalagaan.
• Ex4_EN: The restaurant offers delicious food. Moreover, the service is exceptional.
• Ex4_PH: Ang restaurant ay nag-aalok ng masasarap na pagkain. Bukod pa rito, ang serbisyo ay pambihira.
• Ex5_EN: He has extensive experience in the field. Moreover, he holds multiple certifications.
• Ex5_PH: Siya ay may malawak na karanasan sa larangan. Bukod dito, mayroon siyang maraming sertipikasyon.