Engaged in Tagalog

“Engaged” in Tagalog is “Abala,” “Nakatuon,” or “Nakapangako.” This versatile term describes being occupied with activities, deeply involved in something, or formally committed to marry someone. Mastering this word allows you to express various levels of commitment and involvement in Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Engaged

[Definition]:

Engaged /ɪnˈɡeɪdʒd/

Adjective 1: Busy or occupied with an activity or task.

Adjective 2: Involved or participating actively in something.

Adjective 3: Having formally agreed to marry; betrothed.

Adjective 4: In a position of working contact (mechanical parts).

[Synonyms] = Abala, Nakatuon, Nakapangako, Nakikipag-ugnayan, Kasangkot, Nakatali, Nakikipaglaban, Nag-uusap

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: I was engaged in a deep conversation with my colleagues about the new project.

Ex1_PH: Ako ay abala sa malalim na pag-uusap sa aking mga kasamahan tungkol sa bagong proyekto.

Ex2_EN: They got engaged last Christmas and plan to marry next year.

Ex2_PH: Sila ay nakapangako noong nakaraang Pasko at plano nilang magpakasal sa susunod na taon.

Ex3_EN: The students were actively engaged in the science experiment.

Ex3_PH: Ang mga estudyante ay aktibong nakikipag-ugnayan sa eksperimento sa agham.

Ex4_EN: She is fully engaged in community service and volunteers every weekend.

Ex4_PH: Siya ay lubos na nakatuon sa paglilingkod sa komunidad at nag-volunteer tuwing katapusan ng linggo.

Ex5_EN: Make sure the gears are properly engaged before starting the machine.

Ex5_PH: Siguraduhing ang mga gears ay maayos na nakatali bago simulan ang makina.