Express in Tagalog

“Express” in Tagalog translates to “Ipahayag”, “Ipahiwatig”, or “Eksprés”, depending on context. These terms describe conveying thoughts or feelings, moving quickly, or stating something explicitly. Discover how to use each translation naturally in Filipino conversations and understand their different applications below.

[Words] = Express

[Definition]:

• Express /ɪkˈsprɛs/
• Verb 1: To convey or communicate thoughts, feelings, or ideas through words, actions, or art.
• Verb 2: To squeeze or press out liquid from something.
• Verb 3: To send something by rapid or special delivery.
• Adjective 1: Operating at high speed or designed for rapid transit.
• Adjective 2: Explicitly stated or specific in nature.
• Noun 1: A fast train or delivery service.

[Synonyms] = Ipahayag, Ipahiwatig, Sabihin, Ipakita, Ilahad, Pigain, Eksprés, Mabilis, Ipadala nang mabilis, Hayag na sabihin

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: She finds it difficult to express her feelings in words.
Ex1_PH: Nahihirapan siyang ipahayag ang kanyang damdamin sa salita.

Ex2_EN: The artist used colors to express his emotions about social justice.
Ex2_PH: Ginamit ng artista ang mga kulay upang ipahiwatig ang kanyang damdamin tungkol sa katarungang panlipunan.

Ex3_EN: We need to take the express train to arrive on time.
Ex3_PH: Kailangan nating sumakay sa eksprés na tren para makarating nang maaga.

Ex4_EN: Please express the juice from these oranges for breakfast.
Ex4_PH: Pakiusap pigain ang katas mula sa mga dalandan na ito para sa almusal.

Ex5_EN: It was his express wish that his children continue his business.
Ex5_PH: Ito ay kanyang hayag na nais na ipagpatuloy ng kanyang mga anak ang kanyang negosyo.