Extent in Tagalog

Extent in Tagalog translates to “Lawak,” “Saklaw,” or “Sukat,” referring to the degree, size, or range of something. This noun describes how far something reaches, how large it is, or the level to which something occurs or is true.

Understanding “extent” in Tagalog enables learners to discuss scope, magnitude, and boundaries in both academic and everyday conversations with precision and clarity.

[Words] = Extent

[Definition]:

• Extent /ɪkˈstɛnt/
• Noun 1: The degree to which something happens or is true.
• Noun 2: The size or scale of something; the area covered by something.
• Noun 3: The range or scope of something.

[Synonyms] = Lawak, Saklaw, Sukat, Laki, Antas, Kalagayan, Kalawakan, Hangganan, Dami.

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The full extent of the damage caused by the typhoon is still being assessed by authorities.
Ex1_PH: Ang buong lawak ng pinsalang dulot ng bagyo ay patuloy na sinusuri ng mga awtoridad.

Ex2_EN: To what extent do social media platforms influence public opinion in modern society?
Ex2_PH: Hanggang sa anong antas ang mga social media platform ay nakakaimpluwensya sa opinyon ng publiko sa modernong lipunan?

Ex3_EN: The extent of the national park covers over 500 square kilometers of protected forest.
Ex3_PH: Ang saklaw ng pambansang parke ay sumasaklaw ng higit 500 square kilometers ng protektadong kagubatan.

Ex4_EN: Scientists are researching the extent to which climate change affects marine ecosystems.
Ex4_PH: Ang mga siyentipiko ay nagsasaliksik sa lawak kung paano nakakaapekto ang climate change sa mga ekosistema sa dagat.

Ex5_EN: She was surprised by the extent of his knowledge about Philippine history and culture.
Ex5_PH: Nagulat siya sa laki ng kaalaman nito tungkol sa kasaysayan at kultura ng Pilipinas.