Exert in Tagalog

Exert in Tagalog means “magsikap,” “ilapat,” or “gumamit ng lakas o impluwensya.” This verb describes the act of applying force, effort, or influence to achieve something or create an effect.

Understanding how to use “exert” properly in Tagalog requires knowing the context—whether you’re talking about physical effort, mental energy, or applying influence. Let’s explore the comprehensive meanings, synonyms, and practical examples below.

[Words] = Exert

[Definition]:

• Exert /ɪɡˈzɜːrt/
• Verb 1: To apply or bring to bear (force, influence, or quality).
• Verb 2: To make a physical or mental effort.
• Verb 3: To put oneself in a state of strenuous physical or mental activity.

[Synonyms] = Magsikap, Ilapat, Gumamit ng lakas, Magdala ng puwersa, Ilabas ang kapangyarihan, Maglaan ng pagsisikap, Pilitin, Gumawa ng paghihirap.

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: You need to exert more effort if you want to pass the examination.
Ex1_PH: Kailangan mong magsikap nang higit pa kung gusto mong pumasa sa pagsusulit.

Ex2_EN: The manager will exert his influence to help you get the promotion.
Ex2_PH: Ang manager ay gagamitin ang kanyang impluwensya upang matulungan kang makuha ang promosyon.

Ex3_EN: Athletes must exert themselves during training to improve their performance.
Ex3_PH: Ang mga atleta ay dapat magsikap sa pagsasanay upang mapabuti ang kanilang pagganap.

Ex4_EN: The government should exert pressure on companies that pollute the environment.
Ex4_PH: Ang pamahalaan ay dapat magdala ng presyur sa mga kumpanyang nandudumihan ng kapaligiran.

Ex5_EN: Don’t exert too much force when opening the door or it might break.
Ex5_PH: Huwag gumamit ng labis na lakas sa pagbukas ng pinto o baka ito masira.