Clock in Tagalog
Clock in Tagalog translates to “Orasan” or “Relo” – the words Filipinos use to describe timepieces that display hours and minutes. From wall clocks to alarm clocks, these terms are essential for discussing time-telling devices in Filipino households.
Interested in how Filipinos talk about time and timepieces? Let’s explore the complete meaning, synonyms, and everyday usage of “clock” in Tagalog.
[Words] = Clock
[Definition]:
- Clock /klɑːk/
- Noun 1: An instrument that measures and displays the time, typically found on walls or desks.
- Noun 2: A device used to record working hours or measure duration.
- Verb 1: To record the time of something, especially in sports or work settings.
[Synonyms] = Orasan, Relo, Tagatanaw ng oras, Relos, Oras
[Example]:
Ex1_EN: The wall clock in the living room shows that it’s already 8 PM.
Ex1_PH: Ang orasan sa dingding sa sala ay nagpapakita na alas-otso na ng gabi.
Ex2_EN: My alarm clock rings every morning at 6 AM.
Ex2_PH: Ang aking alarm relo ay tumutunog tuwing umaga ng alas-sais.
Ex3_EN: The grandfather clock in the hallway is an antique piece.
Ex3_PH: Ang grandfather orasan sa pasilyo ay isang antigong piraso.
Ex4_EN: Don’t forget to clock in when you arrive at work.
Ex4_PH: Huwag kalimutang mag-clock in kapag dumating ka sa trabaho.
Ex5_EN: The kitchen clock stopped working and needs new batteries.
Ex5_PH: Ang orasan sa kusina ay tumigil na at kailangan ng bagong baterya.
